It's the humidity that keeps you from frying up like ants under a blow torch. If it weren't for the humidity, Florida would quickly burn up from all the side fires set by the seniors becoming human torches (after all, we pre-dry them before we move them down there, just like mummies).
And, you know, you're acclimatized to Alaska. Seattle is too hot for you all.
Yeah, we're a little toasty in Georgia too this week.
Just so you know, when I heard the heat hazard warnings for the Southeast over the weekend, my first thought was, gee, I sure hope Jim's brainz don't fry the first day he's on the Gulf Coast!!
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ReplyDeletetemperature and humidity were the same here for several hours yesterday.
Of course today was lovely.
It's the humidity that keeps you from frying up like ants under a blow torch. If it weren't for the humidity, Florida would quickly burn up from all the side fires set by the seniors becoming human torches (after all, we pre-dry them before we move them down there, just like mummies).
ReplyDeleteAnd, you know, you're acclimatized to Alaska. Seattle is too hot for you all.
Hey, we Seattleites had a week of over 80 earlier this month. :D
ReplyDeleteYeah, we're a little toasty in Georgia too this week.
ReplyDeleteJust so you know, when I heard the heat hazard warnings for the Southeast over the weekend, my first thought was, gee, I sure hope Jim's brainz don't fry the first day he's on the Gulf Coast!!
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Wendy -- how would we know?
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