Anyone else experiencing a heat wave this spring? Cincinnati, yet again, skipped spring and went straight to summer after an abnormally long winter. Yesterday was a record high of 90.
Hit 90 here 2 weeks ago, then dipped to the 40s at night. It's odd. Today is rain, but 85. It's fucked.
We're supposed to be hitting some records this week for highest minimum temp, meaning even at night the temp shouldn't get below 75 degrees. Humid as shit too. (South Carolina)
I’m ok with the jump straight to summer, but I wish we didn’t have the humidity right away.
It was about 80 yesterday and will be again today and tomorrow. Hasn't been super hot up here yet, which is fine with me. We're getting new central air installed today, so I'm glad high temps waited.
Not very hot in Chicago but there’s been severe thunderstorms like 5 of the last 6 days. I’m starting to think Mother Nature is finally starting to punish us for being such a POS state.
Its been 90+ here in Huntsville, AL for the past week. Thankfully the humidity hasn't been that terrible like it normally is.
posted by SportsAndLadyNot very hot in Chicago but there’s been severe thunderstorms like 5 of the last 6 days. I’m starting to think Mother Nature is finally starting to punish us for being such a POS state.
We've had storms pretty much daily, too. It's supposed to rain every day until Sunday.
We’ve been in our pool 4 of the last 5 days at some point.
posted by IliketurtlesIts been 90+ here in Huntsville, AL for the past week. Thankfully the humidity hasn't been that terrible like it normally is.
When I picture Alabama, all I picture is a bunch of hot sweaty people, and Nick Satan.
The rain thankfully helped a bit. Doesn't seem quite as humid.
We've had temps up to around 85°. But it's usually downpouring/storming so we haven't had much of a chance to enjoy it.
It rained a decent amount yesterday evening, overnight, and now this morning. So great my grass will somehow grow even faster.
Bump.
No heat wave here, it's 49
We're in a relative heatwave to you, at a balmy 50.
