Heat Wave!
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From: Paradise Found!
Originally Posted by sierraben
I'm in that fog belt. fabmandelux, I call it.............Aaaaaaah! 
I live in the high desert, around here 60 is time for a coat..................
350 Steve, heat is on the way...........just might take awhile!
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Originally Posted by fabmandelux
I live in the high desert, around here 60 is time for a coat..................
I know what you mean by needing a coat when the temps hit that freezing 60º.
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From: Cut & Shoot, Texas
Originally Posted by sierraben
I know it's hot where you're at, and it can be muggy at times.
I lived in the desert, but it was a dry heat. A bit easier to handle.
I lived in the desert, but it was a dry heat. A bit easier to handle.
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
That's hilarious.
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Heh, kermmy......yeah, Bullhead City used to get always the "Nation's Highest".....until they moved the thermonmeter a few years ago. Nearby Lake Havasu City might have Lake Havasu but it's in a "heatsink hole". Always a toss up between Bullhead and LHC who has the highest temps.
This morning, Parker KLPZ said it was supposed to be 116 degrees....my son said all he knew it was HOT with all that river humidity he works in. It was about 90 degrees in the office with the swamper going.....and it felt nearly "cold" coming in from the outside.
All a matter of becoming acclimated. Learned that the first month living up on at the Placer Gold mine after Kirby and I were married. That was June 1972 and that was living in a stone house that stood on a shelf along a broad wash that was enclosed by very rocky Arizona desert mountains. Before that I lived in the San Diego area. BIG difference!
This morning, Parker KLPZ said it was supposed to be 116 degrees....my son said all he knew it was HOT with all that river humidity he works in. It was about 90 degrees in the office with the swamper going.....and it felt nearly "cold" coming in from the outside.
All a matter of becoming acclimated. Learned that the first month living up on at the Placer Gold mine after Kirby and I were married. That was June 1972 and that was living in a stone house that stood on a shelf along a broad wash that was enclosed by very rocky Arizona desert mountains. Before that I lived in the San Diego area. BIG difference!
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Just had a small fire here last night............it only burned 28,000 acres! Nobody hurt, no buildings lost, just wheat and grasses............
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