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At what point would you say it's starts to feel like an oven outside to you? Or do you never feel at warm. I've never been in a desert when it's above 100 so I wouldn't know. Although I'm going to be in El Paso in 2 weeks and that's basically a desert. Should be close to 100 there as well.
Once it hits 110 it gets a little too hot for me but the low 100's with low humidity feels great.
Once it gets to 115 it is really oven weather but that does not happen very often - maybe once or twice a year if that.
It also depends on what you are doing, running around doing errands - in and out of the car feels pretty hot over 100 but then a 110 degree day for a pool party is awesome.
Currently in Houston, TX
Partly Cloudy 81°F
Feels Like
86°F
Dew Point: 72°F
Humidity: 74%
Pressure: 29.91 inches
Wind: From the South Southeast at 8 mph
wow, that's pretty cold for June 11th isn't it?!?!!?
still, i would take that any day over 94 with a heat index of 105
Tonight on the news, the weatherman said we were 20 degrees below average for this time of year. Supposed to hit 70 by Friday and 80 by Sunday, so we'll be catching up soon. Who knows, maybe they'll open the city swimming pool next week. Only two weeks late. haha
Tonight on the news, the weatherman said we were 20 degrees below average for this time of year. Supposed to hit 70 by Friday and 80 by Sunday, so we'll be catching up soon. Who knows, maybe they'll open the city swimming pool next week. Only two weeks late. haha
20 degrees below average?!?!!?, that's the complete opposite of here, i wouldn't be surprised if it was 20 ABOVE average here
it's 68 and clear right now, everything is wet from the rain
g'night everybody, it's 4:29 AM here and i'm goin to sleep!!!
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