The General Chat Thread (2016-2022)

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We are hovering around 30°C at 20:00 following a relatively cool day.
 
Lullabelle said:
Even though we are really busy the production manager told the shop floor that if they want to take Monday off then they can book it, it has been a pretty lousy year with covid yet everyone has worked really hard so he doesn't think it fair to tell people they have to come in.
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That means he doesn't plan to come in.

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last week we had 95f=35c with heat index 105f=40.5c.ugh
it was above 90/ 32 every day, peaked on wednesday tho.

I grew up in the Philadelphia area - which was known for 90/90: 90 degrees F and 90% RH
really stinky stuff, but at least climate change is catching up to last century's reality.
 
CookieMonster said:
last week we had 95f=35c with heat index 105f=40.5c.ugh
it was above 90/ 32 every day, peaked on wednesday tho.

I grew up in the Philadelphia area - which was known for 90/90: 90 degrees F and 90% RH
really stinky stuff, but at least climate change is catching up to last century's reality.
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I've lived in Texas for the last 45 years, but I was born just outside of Philly in Glassboro. I was up there two years ago, and it was hovering around 100F then. Global warming/climate change is making weather weird, for sure.

It is 91F/33C here now, but not terribly humid, so the heat index is 99F/37C. That is low for North Texas in July.

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Mid winter and blue skies but only around 11 deg c here. I despise winter, I'm glad springs on its way, planted peas last week. On a seed tray on a ledge at my back door.

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caseydog said:
I've lived in Texas for the last 45 years, but I was born just outside of Philly in Glassboro. I was up there two years ago, and it was hovering around 100F then. Global warming/climate change is making weather weird, for sure.

It is 91F/33C here now, but not terribly humid, so the heat index is 99F/37C. That is low for North Texas in July.

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Except the 1930's that was one hot time period with 1936 hottest year on record.

The Great Heat Wave of 1936; Hottest Summer in U.S. on Record | Weather Extremes.
 
caseydog said:
I was listening to NPR in the car, and learned the the English soccer/football team has a theme song? An American Classic? Is this true?

If so, they need to lose the "so good, so good, so good" thing.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vhFnTjia_I


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Not a theme song, it is played to the crowd before matches along with other catchy tunes to get everybody in the mood. It does have a great hook.
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