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San Antonio, Texas, 9:00 pm and it’s 95 (35C) on my weather station hanging on the bird feeder outside here at The Home. Even for us, that’s HOT this late at night.
So walk in the morning, you say? My WeatherBug app says that at 6:00 am (that’s 30 mins before sunrise) it will be 84 (29C). WTF?
The last few days it’s been 78 (26C) at that time, tolerable for walking if there’s a breeze, but 84? Before dawn? Time to walk at the Mall.
East of Cleveland Ohio.
59!
You’re going to make me cry…
We had a big heat wave for quite a while here in southern Ontario when highs were well into the high 90s measured in 'Murrican Ferrets (we hit 100 one day last week!). But we’re now in a cool spell. The high today was just 23°C (73 'Murrican) but it’s warming up over the next week, but highs won’t be much above 82 'Murrican. However, if the wind blows the wrong way, we do get haze from wildfire smoke.
69F, at 7:50 pm in Northern California. High today was 71.
High yesterday was 91, however, and it’s supposed to be 82 tomorrow. Today was just cooler than average.
67 degrees Fahrenheit here in the Hudson Valley of NY state.
Nice day here in central KY, low 80s. Supposed to be upper 70s with sun tomorrow and nighttime low around 57.
“Good sleeping weather” as the KELO-Sioux Falls TV weatherman used to say.
13°C / 55°F
Cape Town, rainy winter morning, with more rain predicted this afternoon.
It’s 5:30 a.m., and I just got up. The temperature is 85°.
Southern England here. Currently 23C 74F with expected high of 26C 77F. We’ve had 3 days around 35C 95F so far this month and no rain since mid June.
Middle England here - currently 22c/71f with a predicted high of 24c/75f and partly cloudy.
Southeast Minnesota here – July has had a lot of 90F+ days*, but yesterday the high was 70something. Right now it is 54F. Next week it is back into the 90s.
* We have not hit 100F, though the heat index has (I think)
Brian
N. Texas here (DFW area). I have a weather station that records temp, rainfall, humidity, pressure, winds, solar, etc. I’m using it for the values below.
Currently it’s 81.0F with a forecast high of 100F. Yesterday it reached 108.9F which is the highest temp of the month.
A little over an inch of rain this month, but none forecast. According to the news, all the lakes in this area are >90% of full pool , so we’re not under drought conditions anymore.
Unusually hot for sure, but not unheard of here. Thankfully it doesn’t exceed our A/C’s ability, and it’s easily keeping us cool. We’re doing most cooking outside though, just to keep the demand low during the hottest part of the day.
Central South Carolina near the Georgia border here. Right now at 7:30 am it’s about 75f, but the humidity is at 94% 
It’s supposed to be sunny and high 90’s today with Feels Like temps pushing 100.
'Tis the season of “Why the hell did I move to SC???” Then I remember what it’s like here from Sept to early June 
It’s 745am here in sunny Greater Miami. The Sun’s been up an hour on a pretty tropical day with puffy clouds here and there.
My outdoor thermometer says 85F with 83% humidity. When I got up pre-dawn it said 84F. My local NWS station agrees with both those things: overnight low of 84 with humidities in the mid 70% range. With a forecast high of 90F and mid 80% humidities.
God’s weather.
Only if God enjoys sweating like a pig. I find that heat intolerance is at least partly a property of aging. I have the A/C set to 22.5C in summer, but I like winter better when I can come in the house after a shopping trip, all hot and sweaty, and fling open the patio door to the welcoming snowflakes!