F this heat.

[Crimson92]

Originally Posted by E90-F30

I was working down in Imperial County for a solar farm commissioning and it was 112 with 60% humidity due to the tropical storms in the Pacific.

That was ridiculous heat.

Humidity is a bitch.

[Litos]

it was raining in Houston last Friday and it was still 96 degrees.

fml....

[Kong Sheng Han]

Originally Posted by Litos

unless you're from Houston, Louisiana or Florida, you CANNOT complain about heat.

we had about 17 days in a row where the heat index was 104+.

you might not think that's hot, but when the wind is blowing zero miles an hour and the humidity is in the 50's, it's some of the most oppressive heat anyone can imagine.

p.s.
115 degrees in Arizona is a paradise because there's 5 or 6% humidity, max....

At least you're not practicing football outside for 3 hours, 3 days a week. This excludes our weekly games.

[Kong Sheng Han]

Originally Posted by Litos

it was raining in Houston last Friday and it was still 96 degrees.

fml....

Don't forget that it's cooking in the winter too. We have a maximum of 10 cold days each year.

[Litos]

Originally Posted by Kong Sheng Han

At least you're not practicing football outside for 3 hours, 3 days a week. This excludes our weekly games.

done it back in the mid 90's

also did baseball so i was outside through the hell...

thank the lord for PCV pipe with holes drilled in it......and oranges......

Alvin, ya'll......

[Litos]

Originally Posted by Kong Sheng Han

Don't forget that it's cooking in the winter too. We have a maximum of 10 cold days each year.

yeah, last Christmas Day it was a balmy 83 degrees, but it got down to the upper 50's at night lolololol...

last year was shitty for the trick or treaters too - walking around neighborhoods sweating our asses off on October 31st.....

[scalbert]

And great. The USATF picked Houston for next year's Track and Field Junior Olympics Championship. Late July in Houston, on a hot track, will be awesome for the kids.

It was in Greensboro, NC this year and wasn't too bad. Regionals were in Orlando though just a few weeks earlier. Thankfully I am somewhat use to it though. On the bright side, my daughters move up an age group so it will be less likely for them to make it to Nationals.

[kscarrol]

Originally Posted by scalbert

And great. The USATF picked Houston for next year's Track and Field Junior Olympics Championship. Late July in Houston, on a hot track, will be awesome for the kids.

It was in Greensboro, NC this year and wasn't too bad. Regionals were in Orlando though just a few weeks earlier. Thankfully I am somewhat use to it though. On the bright side, my daughters move up an age group so it will be less likely for them to make it to Nationals.

Nice choice by USATF! Kind of like FIFA picking Qatar for the 2022 World Cup. Qatar in July for soccer? Really?

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by Team Plutonium

I'm gonna be pissed if Litos doesn't use this thread about the heat to provide us some photos of his hot wife walking around in her undies...

[Carmen SanDiego]

Originally Posted by Litos

it was raining in Houston last Friday and it was still 96 degrees.

fml....

The rain just made everything worse that day. Two of our AC units went out at work that morning and our company didn't consider it an "emergency" so they wouldn't send someone out until Sunday morning. It's like a thousand degrees outside in Houston and they don't consider that a damn emergency?