JAS_OH1
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Weather has been great here for the past two days and another great week coming up with temps around 25C/73F during the day and 15C/60F during the evenings.
Weather has been great here for the past two days and another great week coming up with temps around 25C/73F during the day and 15C/60F during the evenings.
It was 56F this morning. I stuck my head out and thought…”Ahhh, October!”This is the third day in a row that we did not exceed 100F/38C.
CD
You poor thingIt was 56F this morning. I stuck my head out and thought…”Ahhh, October!”
To be honest, I have had enough, too hot to go anywhere or do anything, struggle to sleep despite having a fan on overnight.Heavy rain is forecast but due to the ground being so dry it cause floods as the ground won't be able to soak up the rain properly.
You have air conditioning, though.Welcome to my world.
CD
You have air conditioning, though.
I think you people in Texas call it spring and fall, too, LOL. I have been to Texas many, many times, most of the time it's October or Novemeber (I avoid going there in summer), and the heat can be easily in the 90s with humidity nearly as high. UGH.Don't get me wrong, I feel really bad for people in Europe who are suffering from these really hot summer temperatures. I'm just saying that what they are going through is what we in Texas call "summer."
It's kinda' like when the "Big Freeze" hit Texas in February of 2021. The power grid had a meltdown. We just weren't ready for something like that.
CD
My middle stepdaughter who lives in Austin lost power for 2 weeks during that winter storm and she and her husband stayed with his mom for 2 weeks until they got it fixed. They emptied the freezer and frig and took all the food to their mom's house so at least they didn't lose that. My sister also lives in Austin and she did not lose power at all, nor did my brother in Houston or my many cousins and my aunt who live over in the Port Arthur area. Austin seemed to have been hit particularly hard during that storm. Did you lose power? I can't remember you saying that you did.It's kinda' like when the "Big Freeze" hit Texas in February of 2021. The power grid had a meltdown. We just weren't ready for something like that.
CD
To be honest, I have had enough, too hot to go anywhere or do anything, struggle to sleep despite having a fan on overnight.Heavy rain is forecast but due to the ground being so dry it cause floods as the ground won't be able to soak up the rain properly.
My middle stepdaughter who lives in Austin lost power for 2 weeks during that winter storm and she and her husband stayed with his mom for 2 weeks until they got it fixed. They emptied the freezer and frig and took all the food to their mom's house so at least they didn't lose that. My sister also lives in Austin and she did not lose power at all, nor did my brother in Houston or my many cousins and my aunt who live over in the Port Arthur area. Austin seemed to have been hit particularly hard during that storm. Did you lose power? I can't remember you saying that you did.
Agreed. I'm barely functioning right now. I'm seriously considering installing air-con.
If you can get a one-room air conditioner, you can cool down one room and spend most of your time in that room. When autumn arrives, you can store that AC away until next summer. You can do that (at least in the US) for less than $500 US.