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damn! its usually that hot here in houston but not anymore. was 60ish this morning.
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Yup. I cancelled all of my non important appointments and I'm just hanging out at home with the A/C on.
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106F in Santa Clarita. Still isn't NEARLY as hot/unbearable as 90F with humidity anywhere else though.
BTW Vazha...9.8mpg?!? Dude stop driving like a grandma
BTW Vazha...9.8mpg?!? Dude stop driving like a grandma

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Lol. Welcome to a day in the life of being an Arizonan.
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I THOUGHT IT WAS A JOKE!! WOW!! 
Was waiting for the " anyone know where to get an outside temp sensor"

Was waiting for the " anyone know where to get an outside temp sensor"
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This pic looks a bit deceiving. My car said 117 but when I started driving for more than one mile it went down to 110 lol.
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Exactly, car thermos blow up when they are in the sun standing still and then once they are driven for a few the real temp comes into play.Originally Posted by dr_brains510
This pic looks a bit deceiving. My car said 117 but when I started driving for more than one mile it went down to 110 lol.
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My car read 140d in the middle of the summer one day when I got in it.
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I was showing 107 in the shade at 11:30 this morning.. This was in San Diego, about 3 miles from the ocean. Crazy HOT.. It was 99 when I got home (4:30pm), and I live a block from the beach.
Hate to try to dyno tune today.. yikes
Hate to try to dyno tune today.. yikes
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Record high ever of 113 in downtown LA...Made Dallas look good today...

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It was 118 in downtown L.A today, and when I was at the printer's shop packing shirts for a customer it was probably around 150 where I was standing (next to the dryer). I was sweating so god damn much that eventually I just stopped wiping the sweat off of my face because it was coming faster than I was wiping it off.
Today was Hell.
Today was Hell.
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I'm so sick of the heat. The best weather in the world can't get here soon enough. I have a collection of hoodies in the closet that literally have dust on them. I cant wait to hold a beer in my hand, while sitting on some bars patio and have it stay cold.
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86 degrees where I live right on the ocean but 100 degrees just 3 miles inland. Crazy. I can't wait until more onshore weather and a cool down (in the next few days, they say.)
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+1 on the cooler weather. About a month it will be all good hopefully.Originally Posted by MBH motorsports
I'm so sick of the heat. The best weather in the world can't get here soon enough. I have a collection of hoodies in the closet that literally have dust on them. I cant wait to hold a beer in my hand, while sitting on some bars patio and have it stay cold.
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That is crazy stuff! 14f difference in 3 miles? Originally Posted by 220S
86 degrees where I live right on the ocean but 100 degrees just 3 miles inland. Crazy. I can't wait until more onshore weather and a cool down (in the next few days, they say.)

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Yeah, it's bizarre. Hot winds come down from the mountains and meet the cooler ocean air. There's like a borderline where they meet. In this case it was just up the road. Originally Posted by mikey33
That is crazy stuff! 14f difference in 3 miles?

I lived in Tucson for a few years. I moved there in August and the first day there was a bunch of thunderstorms (monsoon season.) I remember it being 104 midday and then when the rains came in the afternoon and it dropped to around 97 but then the humidity was like 100%.
I thought I was going to die. And it seemed like May and early June were really the hottest months of the year in Arizona. 










