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[youngdon]

Well it's official it hit 100 degrees today in Phoenix , For the next three months it will be mostly hot here. Hows the weather where you are? It always takes a few of these days to get used to it again, and it'll get hotter before it's over, but then we have quite a few months of gorgeous weather.

[hassell]

Its late warming up there- was through there late april and early may in 02 & 04, 105F, 114 in Aug. 1979.

[ebbs]

youngdon said:

Well it's official it hit 100 degrees today in Phoenix , For the next three months it will be mostly hot here. Hows the weather where you are? It always takes a few of these days to get used to it again, and it'll get hotter before it's over, but then we have quite a few months of gorgeous weather.

80 in Northern Colorado today. Amazingly beautiful in this dry climate. Went on a 10 mile bike ride with my girls this evening and the weather was spectacular!

[knapper]

Here in the coastal area we are getting in the upper 50's and it seems kind of warm, the trees are about leafed out now.

[SWAMPBUCK10PT]

53 by the lake yesterday [superior] and low 70's inland---we vary seldom see 100--never last year---no need for air cond--just need wood stove in winter

[hassell]

We had a light frost yesterday and a heavy one this morning which is very unusual this time of year!

[Bigdrowdy1]

High 80's low 90's humid as all get up tornado time around here. Had one 10 miles south of here this week. Talked to my folks in Okla. tree line I took my turkey from this year gone tornado took it out.

[bar-d]

Has been mid to upper 90's here with high humidity. I lost all interest in digging postholes for corner posts yesterday.

[youngdon]

Thats one thing about Az we don't have tornado's, mud slides, earthquakes, hurricanes, if it floods it only lasts ten minutes or the worst of all humidity. I can't stand the humidity.

[ebbs]

Love the lack of humidity in Colorado too. It was low 90's here today and I thought it was 80 max. The high altitude does make the sun pretty intense but never unbearable. In the humid states you can't even hide in the shade!

[Bigdrowdy1]

humidity sucks. You walk outside and it is like walking into a wall you feel it before you feel the heat.

[youngdon]

I hated it when I lived in Ohio, you could never dry off and always felt a though I needed a shower.

[Bigdrowdy1]

youngdon what part of Ohio? I grew up in Hinckley where they celabrated buzzards of all things. March 15 th Buzzard Day

[youngdon]

I was born and raised in Monclova, just west of Toledo. Where is Hinckley?

[ebbs]

Bigdrowdy1 said:

humidity sucks. You walk outside and it is like walking into a wall you feel it before you feel the heat.

Haha, in the humid states you're sweating before you even get out of the shower!

[525fittertct]

well here its been pretty hot so im headen to cottonwood to go to work trimming trees for a friend that has a cabin up the mountain. and the wind has been whipping pretty good in spurts. going calling on tues to see if i can get a cat or yote to come in we'll see how it goes.

[525fittertct]

well was you using an auger or the good ol work out poles? theres nothing good when it comes to digging post holes lol

[525fittertct]

only thing about the flash floods in az is that way up north it can rain and if your down south the water can hit hard and you know the funny thing (not) is ding a lings will still try and get in it and end up several miles down the wash where they really dont want to be. seen it in cotttonwood one year a blazer floating down the verde river like a boat.

[525fittertct]

would love to see that country up there and hunt, fish, and man them crab fishing fellers are nuts.

[youngdon]

Hey 525 been wondering about you. How you been? Trimming trees ? that don't sound like fun. Be careful if you run into a bob cat they are out of season now.