Too hot not to cool down by goodoleboy
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Captured today, 6/20/16 @ 12:55 pm, inside my condominium unit on the steps of the stairwell.
Top number is the outdoor patio temperature, middle number the indoor temperature, and bottom figure the time of day. Just to be accurate, I have two other similar thermometers recording the temps besides this one.
The hellish temperature hung there for over an hour before backing off. Fortunately, this is a very low humidity heat wave, and is expected to cool off tomorrow.
Incidentally, for those outside the United States, 113.5 Fahrenheit equals 45.28 Celsius.
Comments (7)
Cyve
Amazing my friend !!!
T.Rex
The daily temperature in the Ojai valley east of Santa Barbara, California. Lots of citrus fruit orchards there (at least were there in the 1960s). Temperature's good for frying eggs on the asphalt or on a metal sheet. Where I am now (south Sweden) it's cold (57 degrees Farenheit, 14 degrees Celcius, raining), but too warm for a cold drink. But who wants a cold drink with this low temperature anyway! As you say, it's fortunate it's dry heat where you are. When the temperature goes up here, the moisture makes you sweat like mad! Nice shot of your little weather station! :-)
stick
Here in New England we never see temps that high. I don't care what they say HOT is Hot. Nice shot.
helanker
ARGH!!!! Harry. That is HOT. REALLY HOT !!! I sincerely hope it will cool down SOON!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TheFiercebadRabbit
45.28 Celsius NO NO NO I don't like it when it's 25C, I could coup with that "I'm melting melting..... "
npauling
Ooh my goodness I would be melted. I hope you get some relief soon. That is so hot. 😀
MrsRatbag
Too hot for my blood; I'd have to move! Has the thermometer been calibrated? To be sure that's really the temp? Yikes! Might as well be living in H-E-double toothpicks!