well, Cheech and Chong are performing here Sunday evening, so depending on the prevailing winds, you might want to buckle up for some more by mid-day Monday
Hey, it's ALWAYS 4:20 along Dallas Rd by Clover Point.
It's one of my regular bike routes.jeff
Bob - it's funny what a little geographical distance can do - we're on the southeastern tip of the same island (i.e. Saanich/ Gordon Head/Mount Doug ) yesterday after a bit a of warm spell, there was some hazy light fog in the morning and cirrus clouds in the later afternoon - my wife complained about it being so cold (never got above 25C on the deck) that she had to wear joggers and hoodie - of course she's still recovering from spending 3 weeks in Bermuda, where low 30s and +70% RH ( "feels like 45C) is the norm this time of year
that I can do without, thank you very much
Chris, you are totally right. It's all about altitude, the ocean, the lakes, the valleys, the mountains, the trees, the rivers, the forests...
Only five to ten miles separation can have a profound effect in the overall temperature.
You take good care man, and say Hi to your wife from me, bests;
Bob
Kamloops is always one of the hottest places in BC. ...I've been there several times over last 40 years; I worked there too, outside, in the forests, during the summer months!
So I know all about it, very first hand.
Hi to you over there, and say Hi to all my friends in Kamloops from me,
Bob
Hey, it's ALWAYS 4:20 along Dallas Rd by Clover Point.
jeff
Hi Jeff neighbor, cheers,
Bob
please don't whine... here (rotterdam) it's been 32 celsius in a sea-climate... do the math...
Totally outrageous, the Rockanje beach was so crowded today, I was forced to float in my (40') pool all day.
It's about 14 deg C here and blowing a gale. That's pretty cold for Sydney We had a frost the other morning (first this winter). I was thinking for going for a ride on my pushbike, but not feeling so much like it at the moment! Was also thinking about washing the car, which is also seeming un-attractive!!
Tony.
We had a frost the other morning (first this winter). I was thinking for going for a ride on my pushbike, but not feeling so much like it at the moment! Was also thinking about washing the car, which is also seeming un-attractive!! Tony.
please don't whine... here (rotterdam) it's been 32 celsius in a sea-climate... do the math...
It made 32 here later in the afternoon but it is not looking like it is going to get any hotter.
It is just humid and overcast with occasional spots of rain today.
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please don't whine... here (rotterdam) it's been 32 celsius in a sea-climate... do the math...
Ohmigod. Middle of summer, and a lousy 84°F and 89°F is enough to melt you folks. What dainty doilies. It routinely gets up to 85°F over here and I haven't bothered to hook up the air conditioner in the living room yet. I occasionally put on the one in the bedroom, that's it.
Ohmigod. Middle of summer, and a lousy 84°F and 89°F is enough to melt you folks. What dainty doilies. It routinely gets up to 85°F over here and I haven't bothered to hook up the air conditioner in the living room yet. I occasionally put on the one in the bedroom, that's it.
We are acustomed to a moderate sea climate. So when it gets hot it also gets humid. You'd love it..... a public sauna.
I reside some 500 paces from the ocean, my back yard reached 95F and 70% RH this afternoon, no wind.
Which makes an apparent temperature of some 122F, the equivalent of 90F and 90% RH, which occurs on Curaçao* during the hurricane season.
Both on the edge of the heat stroke danger zone.
120F with 15% RH in the desert is safer.
(* spoke on the phone with a family member island local in the late afternoon, weather there is nicer than here at the moment)
Which makes an apparent temperature of some 122F, the equivalent of 90F and 90% RH, which occurs on Curaçao* during the hurricane season.
Both on the edge of the heat stroke danger zone.
120F with 15% RH in the desert is safer.
(* spoke on the phone with a family member island local in the late afternoon, weather there is nicer than here at the moment)
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I live about 300 meters from the sea so am well acquainted with the doldrums and oppressive heat/humidity. There are a few weeks in July and August where the normal breezes just stop during the hottest part of the day.
This environment here is very hard on paint and stains, making things look shabby in just a couple of years.
This environment here is very hard on paint and stains, making things look shabby in just a couple of years.