Isn't it great in the Sunshine State?

AlwaysWrite

AlwaysWrite

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Some of you undoubtedly think that Florida's weather is too hot. But whereas the humidity is usually on the high side, the ALL-TIME record high temperature in Sarasota on this date (August 6) is 96, set in 1993. And for what it's worth, the all-time Aug. 6 low temperature is 69 in 1934.

Isn't is great in the Sunshine State?
 
AlwaysWrite said:
Some of you undoubtedly think that Florida's weather is too hot. But whereas the humidity is usually on the high side, the ALL-TIME record high temperature in Sarasota on this date (August 6) is 96, set in 1993. And for what it's worth, the all-time Aug. 6 low temperature is 69 in 1934.

Isn't is great in the Sunshine State?
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LOL, at the beginning of the week we had frost two nights in a row and highs in the 50s and 60s
 
DUDES! ITS ACTUALLY BEEN DECENT TEMPS IN DALLAS. UNTIL NOW. ITS CLIMBING AND THEY ARE SAYING 100 STARTING SUNDAY AND NOT ENDING FOR ATLEAST 7 DAYS. BUT, IT IS AUG IN TEXAS.
 
WAMO said:
DUDES! ITS ACTUALLY BEEN DECENT TEMPS IN DALLAS. UNTIL NOW. ITS CLIMBING AND THEY ARE SAYING 100 STARTING SUNDAY AND NOT ENDING FOR ATLEAST 7 DAYS. BUT, IT IS AUG IN TEXAS.
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Dear WAMO:

I'm familiar with the weather in your area. My parents used to live in Dallas, and I visited them a number of times on vacation.

Plus, I thought of something else we agree upon. We are both longtime Dallas Cowboys fans. So I'm not all bad, huh?
 
Sarasota's all-time record high temperature for Aug. 7 is 95 in 1996, and the all-time low is 69 in 1947, meaning that there's only a 26-degree difference between record highs and lows for this date going back to 1900. Is that consistent weather, or what?
 
... but I did make it clear that it's usually quite humid. Right now, the temperature is 90 but the feel-like temperature is 103!
 
To hot and humid for me, you can have it. I was stationed at Ft. Stewart GA. and I was never so glad to leave a place in my life.
 
I hated living in Savanna in the 60’s. I head to be at the hospital by 7 in the morning. I would shower, step outside and think that I needed a shower
 
bbfreeburn said:
I hated living in Savanna in the 60’s. I head to be at the hospital by 7 in the morning. I would shower, step outside and think that I needed a shower
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I KNOW!!!!! Thats where I realized where the phrase "the air was so thick you could cut it" came from. It was awful.
 
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