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Hit 78 degrees but in the direct sun was obviously hotter. Humidity was in the 60s too so air temp felt warmer even in the shade. Plus there wasnt a breeze at all which would of helped me. :-(
Inside house its down to 64 now..Headache is gone! No pills used.
Its not only the freshness of the air inside but its way more drier inside too.
Man it's amazing how much hotter the sun and humidity makes it outside. I was surprised to see the high was only 82 F. I really need to get an indoor job. Right now it's 75 F with a dewpoint of 71 F. Thank goodness for A/C.
A few more hot and humid days this week, but thankfully a cool down is on the way.
Hit 78 degrees but in the direct sun was obviously hotter. Humidity was in the 60s too so air temp felt warmer even in the shade. Plus there wasnt a breeze at all which would of helped me. :-(
Inside house its down to 64 now..Headache is gone! No pills used.
Its not only the freshness of the air inside but its way more drier inside too.
Looks like Hermit days are here. :-(
64°F?! I was really confused how you're got that cold. Then I remembered some people have turned their A/C on already.
74°F inside. Can't imagine how anyone would want it that cold.
My forecast got upped to highs in the mid 80s and kinda humid.
64°F?! I was really confused how you're got that cold. Then I remembered some people have turned their A/C on already.
74°F inside. Can't imagine how anyone would want it that cold.
My forecast got upped to highs in the mid 80s and kinda humid.
lol. Over the years I noticed my headaches disappear and I relax more when it gets to that temp so I learned. But when I got back to normal I did raise it to 68. (nice sleeping )temp. :-)
74°F inside. Can't imagine how anyone would want it that cold.
Well, let's face it - when one has migraines and other symptoms of heat stress, a 64F room will be very effective, versus a 74F or 80F room, the latter being totally ineffective in my case. In fact, when I step into an indoor environment that's above 80F, I almost always develop a headache within 5 minutes. I just got up today and my room temperature is 63F (66-68F is typical), a pleasure I haven't been able to experience in previous summers. A working air conditioner is the other half of total indoor comfort. I say working because all too often air conditioners are underpowered in North America, leading to thing such as the horrific stories from Memphinites during heat waves of their homes barely dropping below 80F in the morning due to deficient air conditioning. As for why myself and Cambium would want our home environments at that temperature, it's the same reason you keep your house so warm - comfort.
Any clue how much snow this resulted in at higher elevations? What elevation was the snow line?
Most of the snow fell in Montana and from what I saw rain/snow line got down as far as about 3400 but obviously melted quicker there.
The highest "report" I seen so far is 12" but I know 2 feet was forecasted. If we can get some names of some high peaks where the snow set up, we can try to find out how much snow fell above 7000 feet.
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