8 Comments:

Holy smokes! Is that where you are?!?!? WAYYYY too hot for me! Pshew!

By  Tammy, at 7:44 AM  

(((TAMMY<)) oh god its beyond hot its scorching and now that with clouds which means burning humidity
hey im coming over to visit you . i really need some help with my new blog.
XO
MB

By  majamom, at 8:05 PM  

funny! I feel for you....I'm burning up out here in San Deigo without air in the house!..and to thing buildings are floating away back east.

By  PJ, at 8:43 PM  

wowzers, that is TOO hot!!! Course we are getting flooded here in new england...global warming is obviously making its presence known!

By  Anonymous, at 8:45 PM  

(((PJ)))
HOLY hot existence!!!! AIR is so critical in these waves. Even a small window unit can provide coolness to at least one room where comfortable shelter can be had.
XO
MB

By  majamom, at 9:51 PM  

(((AJA))) oh what a joy a good rain storm would be. The desert is unique in its ability to have multiple climates and precipitations just blocks apart.
IT can be raining cats and dogs in one spot and 2 blocks over nothing
The clencher today was 100 degrees with cloud cover and scattered areas of rain which equalled scorching humid air! retreating to a well cooled place and continuous intake of liquids is the only option.
I hope the flooding is disruptin your life dear AJA!
XO
MB

By  majamom, at 9:57 PM  

I passed through (or should I say passed out?) Needles once. Mother of God, it was the hottest I have ever experienced. It was late August. The temperature on the bank screen said 130. Is that possible???? In any event, my lungs were seared as we stepped out of the hotel to go to our car and be on our way again. It was a memorable moment indeed.

By  Annie Jeffries, at 6:47 AM  

Hi Annie-
YOU SAID IT!
today is the 3rd day of cloud cover and thunderstorm warnings-
100 degrees with 20% humidity

can we all say UGH! together!

By  majamom, at 3:46 PM  

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