this crazy, manipulated, complicit little *****?, this Greta?
How hot is it?
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this crazy, manipulated, complicit little *****?, this Greta?
No wonder his house caught on fire.
He let a child cook his tomatoes.
He let a child cook his tomatoes.
BEER RUN!!
THAT makes me want to have a rye and water
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Right now.
Right now.
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Sounds like a typical Aussie summer here.
take it easy on the roads, tyres suffer from heat, especially if you dont have the correct pressures, on hot days we reduce speed.
sorry to see you guys getting hit like this, at least you have some humidity, it reduces the fire risk.
Had a few 47 deg days a few years ago, it cooked all the stone fruit on the tree, got stone burn, so no apricots, peaches, that year, nor on the 45-46deg day either.
Even the resident roos came in and lay down under the sprinklers of the vegy patch.
pic of the fridge thermometer, I use for a weather station, the temp sensor labeled fridge is out under the front veranda near the stone wall, so its actually a bit hotter as the stone dampens the temp a bit.
take it easy on the roads, tyres suffer from heat, especially if you dont have the correct pressures, on hot days we reduce speed.
sorry to see you guys getting hit like this, at least you have some humidity, it reduces the fire risk.
Had a few 47 deg days a few years ago, it cooked all the stone fruit on the tree, got stone burn, so no apricots, peaches, that year, nor on the 45-46deg day either.
Even the resident roos came in and lay down under the sprinklers of the vegy patch.
pic of the fridge thermometer, I use for a weather station, the temp sensor labeled fridge is out under the front veranda near the stone wall, so its actually a bit hotter as the stone dampens the temp a bit.
Those friends of yours look pretty smart getting a little misting to keep cool. We are at almost 1900 m so we never get much over 36 or 37 C but I just spent three weeks in the desert at -40 m rebuilding my car when the AC quit. I had to make a make shift mister like that to work on the condenser since it was over 50 C. The sheet metal would leave red marks on my hands so had to make some rain. Thanks
Have to wear gloves if picking up anything out in the sun, it will burn you quite badly if you dont.
I lifted up a bottle jack using the 1/2" metal rod thru the pump piece, and it left blisters across both hands.
Quite common for people to add misters to their house air con condensor systems to help when its 43 and over.
Never added any to a vehicle, but always keep them clean and have good air flow.
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Meanwhile, this was Monday here...... (I live in Southland) 
They tried to put those win mills in South Georgia, but they kept melting in the summer.
That is nowhere melted it is wilted probably some for got to turn the sprinklers on. Thanks
Only going to 36c/97f here today, but we've had no rain in 3 weeks and the ground has big cracks in some places.
Mild compared to Lytton BC, which saw a temperature of 121° f, just shy of 50° C. The town is now ash as something started a fire which swiftly burned it to the ground.
Mild compared to Lytton BC, which saw a temperature of 121° f, just shy of 50° C. The town is now ash as something started a fire which swiftly burned it to the ground.
85 here. I go hey that's not bad after the last week? Go outside to do stuff and nope, still not built for that. Doing inside projects.
