Yea! Summer's here - still:
Posted on 09/06/2022 12:39:48 PM PDT by Kevin in California
The entire state of California is a cinder box right now. Just stepped outside to grab my mail and it was sweltering. Looks like it's 103 right now. Supposed to peak at 106 but I'm guessing 110.
Hope you're all staying cool...
85 outside near LAX.
88 inside my office.
Had to look mine up: 85
I don’t know but when I lived in the central valley in the seventies the average day was 103 from May to late September.
Have they ever heard or read the phrase, “Turn or burn?”
Maybe God is giving them a foretaste of their infernal reward.
Don’t worry, I heat with wood.
people can cool off in their EVs with the ac on full blast
just stay in the shade
#RustyIrony! #GreenCalifornia
ALL CO2 “Climate Change” controls can be undone by a single volcano eruption or big California type wildfires. The “Watermelons” (Green on the outside, red on the inside) won’t “save” the planet but they will seek a return to a medieval feudal society, masters and serfs. #Dystopia.
The biggest threat to humanity of Global Warming (Climate Change on cold days) are its’ globalists “solutions.
Yep, and even charging a lot of battery cars...
maybe someone should ask gavin what is the setting on his thermostat
$1.50 / gal?
Is that the subsidized stuff Kennedy brings in from Venezuela?
All govt buildings should be set at 80 in summer and 65 winter.
Set an example for the masses.
https://www.ventusky.com/?p=35.976;-116.547;10&l=temperature-2m
Currently 126 in Death Valley.
Sounds like a great day to stroll across the Mexican border into the States.
But really you do have to wonder how many bodies are out there in the desert, people who were left behind by the coyotes.
84 in Torrance.
ha ha
what a sense of humor
Hurricane Kay is about 1,000 miles south of Southern California and is probably contributing to the humidity. It could even bring some rain on Friday.
We haven’t had a hurricane since 1939. That one was barely a category 1, but it caused a lot of damage and even a few deaths.
That was how our July was.
Lived in the Sacramento Valley from 1963 to 1991 and it was “HOT” most summers. I remember the Septembers starting school and wondering why there was absolutely no HVAC in the schools. Not even a electric fan. I do remember occaisionally having heat waves lasting a week or two. There was more than one summer when temps could go north of 112F, even higher. The media hypes the high temps, but it is summer and sometimes the weather gets hot.
It would be interesting to see what happens is So Cal gets hit with a hurricane.
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