Wet heavy air beofre tha rain storm...

[Herrmannek]

this is what we've got here, fukkin florida i'm sufocating...slow death...its easier to dry laundry in laundry machine than on "fesh air"... hope it will flush the heat quickly..oh and thunderbolts i can be off for a while...

[Werewolf01]

this is what we've got here, fukkin florida i'm sufocating...slow death...its easier to dry laundry in laundry machine than on "fesh air"... hope it will flush the heat quickly..oh and thunderbolts i can be off for a while...

Where are you in FL?

[Rantanplan]

South Breslau City. Home of the Breslau Cowboys.

[Herrmannek]

Yup I'm in Wroclaw most malaric part of Poland :)

[2Sheds_Jackson]

When I lived in south & central FL, it was brutal. It would get super hot & humid - then it would pour rain every day at 4 or 5PM - rain like the end of the frickin' world, then it would stop, and the parking lot would just steam like a frying pan full of hot water.

People would walk out of a store, and their glasses would instantly fog so badly that they couldn’t see.

I had to work outdoors a lot, installing cell sites - we tried to complete all our work before 9AM, because it got so awful. The heat just saps your energy so bad. I worked for a power company, putting in telecom gear into their substations. One day it hit 116F, with 90% humidity - and I was stuck from 8AM to 4PM out in a gravel-filled substation. The gravel was good at retaining and reflecting heat up. Real nice with steel toed boots, jeans, long sleeve shirt, and hard hat. I think my brain actually began to smoke a little. Of course, that's why Florida has a high concentration of Hooters restaurants, and plenty of cold beer to go 'round.

(BTW, according to NOAA's "heat index calculator" -a 90F day, with 90% humidity feels like 121.9. 116F with 90% humidity feels like 298.2...yikes, that's Africa hot. Can that be right?)

[Werewolf01]

Yup I'm in Wroclaw most malaric part of Poland :)

Big mosquitoes there, huh?

I lived in Texas. It was almost as bad as FL. I used to live in Phoenix too. 123 degrees is still 123 degrees. The heat in your oven is dry too. Oh yeah, and egss WILL fry on the sidewalk! :D

[2Sheds_Jackson]

Yup I'm in Wroclaw most malaric part of Poland :)

Big mosquitoes there, huh?

I lived in Texas. It was almost as bad as FL. I used to live in Phoenix too. 123 degrees is still 123 degrees. The heat in your oven is dry too. Oh yeah, and egss WILL fry on the sidewalk! :D

I lived in New Mexico for a year - like you say, 123 is hot, no matter what.

I remember when we first got there, my brother & I used to see these long, thin, brightly colored stripes in all the parking lots there. We didn’t figure out until later what it was. Kids there take their used-up chewing gum, and stick it to the rear bumper of cars. It heats, melts, drips down (but does not break), and sticks to the pavement. Then when the car leaves, it stretches for about 50 yards before breaking. Amazing.

[Herrmannek]

Its not as bad as Florida and I thank to God for that, but we have lots of moscitos(they didn't waked yet from winter sleep), air often happens to be humid and hot, ofcourse for Polish standards not Florida ones... Now is okey cold rain flushed all heat, but tomorow sun will raise all the wetnes from the soil and we will have sauna again... I hate such weather from deepnes of my heart...

[Bama_Operator]

Yup I'm in Wroclaw most malaric part of Poland :)

Big mosquitoes there, huh?

I lived in Texas. It was almost as bad as FL. I used to live in Phoenix too. 123 degrees is still 123 degrees. The heat in your oven is dry too. Oh yeah, and egss WILL fry on the sidewalk! :D

There is a difference between wet and dry bulb temperature readings. 123 degrees for a dry bulb setting and 123 degrees for a wet bulb setting are two different environments to calculate cooling requirements. That is why steam burns are some of the worst burns you can encounter, two states of medium to transfer heat.

[memphiz]

When I lived in south & central FL, it was brutal. It would get super hot & humid - then it would pour rain every day at 4 or 5PM - rain like the end of the frickin' world, then it would stop, and the parking lot would just steam like a frying pan full of hot water.

People would walk out of a store, and their glasses would instantly fog so badly that they couldn’t see.

I had to work outdoors a lot, installing cell sites - we tried to complete all our work before 9AM, because it got so awful. The heat just saps your energy so bad. I worked for a power company, putting in telecom gear into their substations. One day it hit 116F, with 90% humidity - and I was stuck from 8AM to 4PM out in a gravel-filled substation. The gravel was good at retaining and reflecting heat up. Real nice with steel toed boots, jeans, long sleeve shirt, and hard hat. I think my brain actually began to smoke a little. Of course, that's why Florida has a high concentration of Hooters restaurants, and plenty of cold beer to go 'round.

(BTW, according to NOAA's "heat index calculator" -a 90F day, with 90% humidity feels like 121.9. 116F with 90% humidity feels like 298.2...yikes, that's Africa hot. Can that be right?)
I would take Canadian winter temperatures over weather like that anyday

[Brozozo]

When I lived in south & central FL, it was brutal. It would get super hot & humid - then it would pour rain every day at 4 or 5PM - rain like the end of the frickin' world, then it would stop, and the parking lot would just steam like a frying pan full of hot water.

People would walk out of a store, and their glasses would instantly fog so badly that they couldn’t see.

I had to work outdoors a lot, installing cell sites - we tried to complete all our work before 9AM, because it got so awful. The heat just saps your energy so bad. I worked for a power company, putting in telecom gear into their substations. One day it hit 116F, with 90% humidity - and I was stuck from 8AM to 4PM out in a gravel-filled substation. The gravel was good at retaining and reflecting heat up. Real nice with steel toed boots, jeans, long sleeve shirt, and hard hat. I think my brain actually began to smoke a little. Of course, that's why Florida has a high concentration of Hooters restaurants, and plenty of cold beer to go 'round.

(BTW, according to NOAA's "heat index calculator" -a 90F day, with 90% humidity feels like 121.9. 116F with 90% humidity feels like 298.2...yikes, that's Africa hot. Can that be right?)
I would take Canadian winter temperatures over weather like that anyday
What?!? Have you even been to Canada?

[memphiz]

When I lived in south & central FL, it was brutal. It would get super hot & humid - then it would pour rain every day at 4 or 5PM - rain like the end of the frickin' world, then it would stop, and the parking lot would just steam like a frying pan full of hot water.

People would walk out of a store, and their glasses would instantly fog so badly that they couldn’t see.

I had to work outdoors a lot, installing cell sites - we tried to complete all our work before 9AM, because it got so awful. The heat just saps your energy so bad. I worked for a power company, putting in telecom gear into their substations. One day it hit 116F, with 90% humidity - and I was stuck from 8AM to 4PM out in a gravel-filled substation. The gravel was good at retaining and reflecting heat up. Real nice with steel toed boots, jeans, long sleeve shirt, and hard hat. I think my brain actually began to smoke a little. Of course, that's why Florida has a high concentration of Hooters restaurants, and plenty of cold beer to go 'round.

(BTW, according to NOAA's "heat index calculator" -a 90F day, with 90% humidity feels like 121.9. 116F with 90% humidity feels like 298.2...yikes, that's Africa hot. Can that be right?)
I would take Canadian winter temperatures over weather like that anyday
What?!? Have you even been to Canada?
haha
Friggen Winnipeg is so humid it hit like 25C on Friday and I almost passed out

[Brozozo]

When I lived in south & central FL, it was brutal. It would get super hot & humid - then it would pour rain every day at 4 or 5PM - rain like the end of the frickin' world, then it would stop, and the parking lot would just steam like a frying pan full of hot water.

People would walk out of a store, and their glasses would instantly fog so badly that they couldn’t see.

I had to work outdoors a lot, installing cell sites - we tried to complete all our work before 9AM, because it got so awful. The heat just saps your energy so bad. I worked for a power company, putting in telecom gear into their substations. One day it hit 116F, with 90% humidity - and I was stuck from 8AM to 4PM out in a gravel-filled substation. The gravel was good at retaining and reflecting heat up. Real nice with steel toed boots, jeans, long sleeve shirt, and hard hat. I think my brain actually began to smoke a little. Of course, that's why Florida has a high concentration of Hooters restaurants, and plenty of cold beer to go 'round.

(BTW, according to NOAA's "heat index calculator" -a 90F day, with 90% humidity feels like 121.9. 116F with 90% humidity feels like 298.2...yikes, that's Africa hot. Can that be right?)
I would take Canadian winter temperatures over weather like that anyday
What?!? Have you even been to Canada?
haha
Friggen Winnipeg is so humid it hit like 25C on Friday and I almost passed out

I take off my baby seal fur slippers at 25C.
p-)

[memphiz]

When I lived in south & central FL, it was brutal. It would get super hot & humid - then it would pour rain every day at 4 or 5PM - rain like the end of the frickin' world, then it would stop, and the parking lot would just steam like a frying pan full of hot water.

People would walk out of a store, and their glasses would instantly fog so badly that they couldn’t see.

I had to work outdoors a lot, installing cell sites - we tried to complete all our work before 9AM, because it got so awful. The heat just saps your energy so bad. I worked for a power company, putting in telecom gear into their substations. One day it hit 116F, with 90% humidity - and I was stuck from 8AM to 4PM out in a gravel-filled substation. The gravel was good at retaining and reflecting heat up. Real nice with steel toed boots, jeans, long sleeve shirt, and hard hat. I think my brain actually began to smoke a little. Of course, that's why Florida has a high concentration of Hooters restaurants, and plenty of cold beer to go 'round.

(BTW, according to NOAA's "heat index calculator" -a 90F day, with 90% humidity feels like 121.9. 116F with 90% humidity feels like 298.2...yikes, that's Africa hot. Can that be right?)
I would take Canadian winter temperatures over weather like that anyday
What?!? Have you even been to Canada?
haha
Friggen Winnipeg is so humid it hit like 25C on Friday and I almost passed out

I take off my baby seal fur slippers at 25C.
p-)
Haha
I freeball and wear sandles

[Brozozo]

When I lived in south & central FL, it was brutal. It would get super hot & humid - then it would pour rain every day at 4 or 5PM - rain like the end of the frickin' world, then it would stop, and the parking lot would just steam like a frying pan full of hot water.

People would walk out of a store, and their glasses would instantly fog so badly that they couldn’t see.

I had to work outdoors a lot, installing cell sites - we tried to complete all our work before 9AM, because it got so awful. The heat just saps your energy so bad. I worked for a power company, putting in telecom gear into their substations. One day it hit 116F, with 90% humidity - and I was stuck from 8AM to 4PM out in a gravel-filled substation. The gravel was good at retaining and reflecting heat up. Real nice with steel toed boots, jeans, long sleeve shirt, and hard hat. I think my brain actually began to smoke a little. Of course, that's why Florida has a high concentration of Hooters restaurants, and plenty of cold beer to go 'round.

(BTW, according to NOAA's "heat index calculator" -a 90F day, with 90% humidity feels like 121.9. 116F with 90% humidity feels like 298.2...yikes, that's Africa hot. Can that be right?)
I would take Canadian winter temperatures over weather like that anyday
What?!? Have you even been to Canada?
haha
Friggen Winnipeg is so humid it hit like 25C on Friday and I almost passed out

I take off my baby seal fur slippers at 25C.
p-)
Haha
I freeball and wear sandles

Free-ballin' goes without sayin'
Gotta keep it real, son.

[molly747]

I grew up in the South. Every day between the months of June and September are hot and unbearably humid. The air was so thick, sometimes it was hard to breathe.

[memphiz]

When I lived in south & central FL, it was brutal. It would get super hot & humid - then it would pour rain every day at 4 or 5PM - rain like the end of the frickin' world, then it would stop, and the parking lot would just steam like a frying pan full of hot water.

People would walk out of a store, and their glasses would instantly fog so badly that they couldn’t see.

I had to work outdoors a lot, installing cell sites - we tried to complete all our work before 9AM, because it got so awful. The heat just saps your energy so bad. I worked for a power company, putting in telecom gear into their substations. One day it hit 116F, with 90% humidity - and I was stuck from 8AM to 4PM out in a gravel-filled substation. The gravel was good at retaining and reflecting heat up. Real nice with steel toed boots, jeans, long sleeve shirt, and hard hat. I think my brain actually began to smoke a little. Of course, that's why Florida has a high concentration of Hooters restaurants, and plenty of cold beer to go 'round.

(BTW, according to NOAA's "heat index calculator" -a 90F day, with 90% humidity feels like 121.9. 116F with 90% humidity feels like 298.2...yikes, that's Africa hot. Can that be right?)
I would take Canadian winter temperatures over weather like that anyday
What?!? Have you even been to Canada?
haha
Friggen Winnipeg is so humid it hit like 25C on Friday and I almost passed out

I take off my baby seal fur slippers at 25C.
p-)
Haha
I freeball and wear sandles

Free-ballin' goes without sayin'
Gotta keep it real, son.
Word

[Brozozo]

Holla

[memphiz]

Holla
*folds arms across chest and does the west side hand signal*

[faithless]

Ifricken hate living in florida the weather sucks its to hot and fricken hurricane season.

[Brozozo]

Holla
*folds arms across chest and does the west side hand signal*

:|

Are you some sort of a racist?

[Brozozo]

p-)

[memphiz]

Holla
*folds arms across chest and does the west side hand signal*

:|

Are you some sort of a racist?
Only on the inside....






wait!!





No...

[faithless]

Just admitt it everyone is.

[California Joe]

#1 WTF is Herman doing in Florida?

#2 2Sheds is always right. Unless he's arguing with hank. Then he's still "right" but right is then up for debate. p-)

#3 If Memphiz does his usual "superquote" bull**** much longer I'm going to have him banned. It's way f*cking annoying.

[memphiz]

#3 If Memphiz does his usual "superquote" bull**** much longer I'm going to have him banned. It's way f*cking annoying.

What!


Banned!


Dang!, time to rethink some things....

[California Joe]

You so need a spanking. And Ria isn't here.

[memphiz]

You so need a spanking. And Ria isn't here.
Uh.........




oh...
:|

[Brozozo]

You so need a spanking. And Ria isn't here.
Uh.........




oh...
:|
Don't pretend to be disappointed, Evan told me about this fetish of yours.

[memphiz]

Don't pretend to be disappointed, Evan told me about this fetish of yours.
Damn him, he can never keep a secret

godamn welsh p-)

[Herrmannek]

#1 WTF is Herman doing in Florida?

#2 2Sheds is always right. Unless he's arguing with hank. Then he's still "right" but right is then up for debate. p-)

#3 If Memphiz does his usual "superquote" bull**** much longer I'm going to have him banned. It's way f*cking annoying.

I'm not in Florida..but i fell like I was... luckily no sun today so air is doable but my shirt is wet anyway...

[11F5S]

When I lived in south & central FL, it was brutal. It would get super hot & humid - then it would pour rain every day at 4 or 5PM - rain like the end of the frickin' world, then it would stop, and the parking lot would just steam like a frying pan full of hot water.

People would walk out of a store, and their glasses would instantly fog so badly that they couldn’t see.

I had to work outdoors a lot, installing cell sites - we tried to complete all our work before 9AM, because it got so awful. The heat just saps your energy so bad. I worked for a power company, putting in telecom gear into their substations. One day it hit 116F, with 90% humidity - and I was stuck from 8AM to 4PM out in a gravel-filled substation. The gravel was good at retaining and reflecting heat up. Real nice with steel toed boots, jeans, long sleeve shirt, and hard hat. I think my brain actually began to smoke a little. Of course, that's why Florida has a high concentration of Hooters restaurants, and plenty of cold beer to go 'round.

(BTW, according to NOAA's "heat index calculator" -a 90F day, with 90% humidity feels like 121.9. 116F with 90% humidity feels like 298.2...yikes, that's Africa hot. Can that be right?)

I've been in Florida for more than 30 years and have never heard of the temperture ever reaching anything approaching 116 degrees anywhere in the state.

The all time record high temp for the state is 109 deg F / 43 deg C set June 29, 1931 at Monticello. Monticello is northeast of Tallahassee FL ..near the Georgia border (southwest of Valdosta, GA).

[Aerosoul]

I love the south. And I'm sorry to say, that anything below the panhandle is not the south.

[2Sheds_Jackson]

When I lived in south & central FL, it was brutal. It would get super hot & humid - then it would pour rain every day at 4 or 5PM - rain like the end of the frickin' world, then it would stop, and the parking lot would just steam like a frying pan full of hot water.

People would walk out of a store, and their glasses would instantly fog so badly that they couldn’t see.

I had to work outdoors a lot, installing cell sites - we tried to complete all our work before 9AM, because it got so awful. The heat just saps your energy so bad. I worked for a power company, putting in telecom gear into their substations. One day it hit 116F, with 90% humidity - and I was stuck from 8AM to 4PM out in a gravel-filled substation. The gravel was good at retaining and reflecting heat up. Real nice with steel toed boots, jeans, long sleeve shirt, and hard hat. I think my brain actually began to smoke a little. Of course, that's why Florida has a high concentration of Hooters restaurants, and plenty of cold beer to go 'round.

(BTW, according to NOAA's "heat index calculator" -a 90F day, with 90% humidity feels like 121.9. 116F with 90% humidity feels like 298.2...yikes, that's Africa hot. Can that be right?)

I've been in Florida for more than 30 years and have never heard of the temperture ever reaching anything approaching 116 degrees anywhere in the state.

The all time record high temp for the state is 109 deg F / 43 deg C set June 29, 1931 at Monticello. monticello is northeast of Tallahassee FL ..near the Georgia border (southwest of Valdosta, GA).

I think you’re right - I thought that heat index looked crazy...it must be that the heat index itself was 116F - that's more in line with the historical data. It's funny you mentioned Monticello - that's where I was working out of - spent a lot of time on this job in Live Oak, Quincy, Jasper, Otter Creek, Apalachicola etc. I worked there in 02 & 03 - it was August I think - high 90's with relative humidity around 55% would give a heat index of 116. I found North & Central FL to be way hotter than South FL.

Had some pretty spectacular thunderstorms there - and a handful of hurricanes - but nothing like the weather in KS. I lived there 5 years - you get the same thing - gets hot & humid, then a wave of cooler air rolls through in the afternoon and you get storms. But in KS you get ass-kicking storms like this lovely F5 tornado I got stuck in '91 (destroyed most of the base & my wife's truck!). Pretty freaky to hear the base siren go off like that - not a pleasant experience. Had another tornado a week later, that followed almost the same path.

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[pathfinder82]

Florida blows all around, I keep saying that. Too f^cking hot, the kind of heat that takes your breath away. The women are not all that good looking, the roaches are everywhere, and they can get quite big. It rains at the drop of a hat, huge raindrops that can hurt if you get caught in it, and if its hot that day the humidity can be miserable. Its hard to sleep at night without the air on, if you take a shower before going out your already sweating by the time you reach your car in the driveway. Not to mention tropical storms will become more prevelent as the world heats up. Some parts of southern florida like key west will evacuate 12 times or more in one summer. miserable.

[11F5S]

the roaches are everywhere, and they can get quite big. It rains at the drop of a hat, huge raindrops that can hurt if you get caught in it

WTF!:cantbeli: What kind of pathfinder is afraid of bugs and rain.???

You're fooking pussy...my gawd what would you do when you come across one of our many snakes.


Its hard to sleep at night without the air on

Yep, when you stay at cheap dives.


if you take a shower before going out your already sweating by the time you reach your car in the driveway

You must be fat and out of shape.

[Roaming East]

Its not the big ass southern roaches that get to me, its the frickin palmetto bug things, Looks like a big ass roach but its freakin armored. I step on one and it just waggles its antennae at me...

[11F5S]

delete

[11F5S]

Its not the big ass southern roaches that get to me, its the frickin palmetto bug things, Looks like a big ass roach but its freakin armored. I step on one and it just waggles its antennae at me...

Grab em by the antennae....add a dash of hot sauce and you have your lunch... extra crunchy!

[California Joe]

I went to college there. I like Florida. Hmmmm I found there to be an abundance of good looking women. And it sounds pretty damned good to me right now since it's about 45 frigging degrees and rainy in Vermont.