Sick of the heat already

[02ducky]

Well I am tired of the hot weather already...

Hope we have some rain soon.

[zteknik]

I hear ya ducky,fishin aint no fun in this heat!Plus they don't bite..

[AR_ART]

I guess I'm on the other side of this. I love the hot weather. I actually like it in the low 90s... The winter weather seemed to linger for too long this year. I guess, when I look at the kind of activities I like to do they all deal with warmer temps, Autocross, riding my motorcycle, hiking...

[airborneranger]

I was thinking the same thing, except that I am in Kuwait

[speedysst]

I can do the same things I do in 75 deg weather as I can in 90 deg weather!!

[ray1970]

I guess I've spent too much time in Nebraska and Iowa lately. Doesn't seem very hot to me around here.

I do prefer the winter months for the simple fact that I don't have to mow or deal with sprinklers.

[Jmetz]

The A/C at work went out and the entire unit has to be replaced ($5000-10000) so they are dragging feet. I've spent the last 2 weeks at 105+. Because of security regulations there are no windows and no going outside for the duration of your shift. It's a very strange experience after 8-10hrs to walk outside in to 85-90 degrees and feel cool.

[streetglideok]

What is this thing you call heat? I'm used to down south high humidity and high temperatures heat. This is spring weather to me, lol.

[ray1970]

The A/C at work went out and the entire unit has to be replaced ($5000-10000) so they are dragging feet. I've spent the last 2 weeks at 105+. Because of security regulations there are no windows and no going outside for the duration of your shift. It's a very strange experience after 8-10hrs to walk outside in to 85-90 degrees and feel cool.

I know what you mean. The buildings I work in are typically well over 100 degrees. One place is usually closer to 140. You can step outside into the sun on a 94 degree day and it feels cool.

[Jmetz]

I know what you mean. The buildings I work in are typically well over 100 degrees. One place is usually closer to 140. You can step outside into the sun on a 94 degree day and it feels cool.

That sir, is just plain nuts. I don't know how you do it.