I should not be sweating like this right now
AmicrothoughtsbyAgentGrimstone 90° in Sept wtfI should not be sweating like this right nowView original on lemmy.world40Comments9Reply
OpenStars discuss.onlineThis is still the best weather we may ever see for the rest of our lives.17Reply
CCaptDust sh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replyDon't worry friend, it will snap from 90 directly to snow shortly.16Reply
eeldavi lemmy.mlThe hedge funds needs to show increased value for shareholders so quit complaining and remember to vote for one of the establishment candidates so that it'll be 98° in 203010Reply
RRhynoplaz lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesThis morning I woke up in rainy PA. Right now, at 9pm, I am in Texas. Its 86° and it feels amazing!3Reply
TTexasDrunk replylemmy.world1Hide 1 reply84° outside right now. Google tells me it feels like 91°. Much better than earlier when it was almost 100° and I was outside grilling.2Reply
RRhynoplaz replylemmy.worldI finally understand what they mean by "it's not the heat, it's the humidity."1Reply
ffriend_of_satan lemmy.worldYeah, my apple weather says today's high is 13°F (8°C) above averages. Looking at my photos from last year, our fall colors are way behind their cycle to yellows and reds.1Reply
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This is still the best weather we may ever see for the rest of our lives.
Don't worry friend, it will snap from 90 directly to snow shortly.
And then the next day go back up to 80.
The hedge funds needs to show increased value for shareholders so quit complaining and remember to vote for one of the establishment candidates so that it'll be 98° in 2030
That's near water boiling temperature, your body should be dead.
This morning I woke up in rainy PA.
Right now, at 9pm, I am in Texas. Its 86° and it feels amazing!
84° outside right now. Google tells me it feels like 91°. Much better than earlier when it was almost 100° and I was outside grilling.
I finally understand what they mean by "it's not the heat, it's the humidity."
Yeah, my apple weather says today's high is 13°F (8°C) above averages.
Looking at my photos from last year, our fall colors are way behind their cycle to yellows and reds.