Weather where you are
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Got some badly needed rain last night but not enough to lift the burn bans. Staying below 100 for the next few days then back up again.
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Brrrrrr, be sure to bundle up.
Cowpolk
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Indians in a teepee 83 and humid
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It was a pretty much perfect day here in CT today, for the family cookout. Sunny, dry, 81 degrees, with a cool breeze during the day, now down in the low 60's.
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About 95 today here in central Oklahoma, the heat done will intensify this week with highs 100+ for the next several days.
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It is about the same in Southeastern Oklahoma maybe a lil cooler still feels weird to type Oklahoma instead of Texas
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My niece and her wife were here from St. Louis, and they were saying it's been triple digits with 80% humidity out there.
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Yep, thought i heard on the news we have had over 20 days of 90+ temps already, and we are only a couple weeks into summer.
Poop on that, didn't mind it when i was younger but the older i get i want cooler/cold temps. I really feel sorry for them as Oklahoma isn't the only state getting shafted. Around mid May most of the state was in various stages of a drought. Then for a 2 week period at the end of May/early June we got a bunch of rain, 6-8 inches of rain with some areas getting more. Since then it has been bone dry and the drought is slowly weeping across the State again.
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Last day below 100, 99 today, and then up in trips for the next 14 days.
Last heatwave and I saw a dog chasing a cat and they were both laying down.
Last heatwave and I saw a dog chasing a cat and they were both laying down.
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Thought you were going to say that you saw a dog chasing a cat and they were both walking.
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Ferging HOT! Been traveling up North or NW all year until now, and now down South to boot. I want my cold air back. I was in Reno two weeks ago. Could roll down the windows, enjoy the cool (and dry!) mountain air. I was watching one of those YouTube climate temperature prediction videos last week that showed how hot it was going to start getting down South. To heck with Texas or anywhere down South. I’ll watch my games in old age from the North! Give me some Mountain breezes.
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Last night, we had about 15-20 minutes of marble-size hail followed by an absolute apocalyptic rain storm.
A large portion of our garden was wiped out along with short sections of our road. No damage to the home -- we have a metal roof (although, it did sound like an artillery bombardment during the storm). Pity those with traditional composite shingles.
Still assessing the damage this morning.
Edit: a couple of damaged solar panels; apparently still in working order.
A large portion of our garden was wiped out along with short sections of our road. No damage to the home -- we have a metal roof (although, it did sound like an artillery bombardment during the storm). Pity those with traditional composite shingles.
Still assessing the damage this morning.
Edit: a couple of damaged solar panels; apparently still in working order.
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103 today, 105 tomorrow and Sunday and 106 Monday.