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Temperature was 100 degrees out today with a heat index temperature of Hades. We're in for this for the next two weeks with the raw temperature being 100 - 104. I imagine the heat index will peg it at 110 - 115 or more.

 

It's also breezy on the lake, so it's like getting hit by a blast furnace. The air is hot to breathe.

 

I'm planning to head out on my kayak Friday night / Saturday morning around 2 or 3 am just so I can get on the water. I have another new Expride and some soft baits and lures arriving on Friday and I want to put them to use. But I don't think I'll be doing any daytime fishing for a while.

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  • Super User
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Man - welcome to our world.

 

Heat index yesterday was 101 - Sunday and Monday are projected to be even higher.

 

THIS IS MINNESOTA!

 

We're not suppose to suffer this kind of crap.

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  • Super User
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Missouri is high 90 s all week with super high heat  indexes. It is miserable 

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  • Super User
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Oh I hate this heat and humidity. Last year was the hottest and driest summer I’ve ever experienced living here, so I can’t imagine it’s going to be that bad again. Until recently it’s been quite nice this spring/summer. Highs around 70 and lows at night around 50 is my kind of weather.

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  • Super User
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Likely the hottest day of the year here.

Was fishing today and ended up jumping in on 3 separate occasions. 

Water temp was 75*........ Refreshing.

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  • Super User
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"Normal" here in the Mid South...110* heat index.

Next week it is suppose to get hot.

 

 

 

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  • Super User
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39 minutes ago, roadwarrior said:

Next week it is suppose to get hot.

You can just keep that, Kent...matter of fact, you can have ours as well.

  • Global Moderator
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I get to be on a roof and in an attic today. Woohoo

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  • Super User
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I'm working this weekend and Sunday the heat index is gonna be around 105. Pretty d**n hot for northwest Iowa in june.

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  • Super User
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It has ben in the mid 90s here this week and the heat index around 105. It is supposed to cool off this weekend and then get even hotter next week. I have seen them forecasting highs close to 100 next week. We have a shot at a very little bit of rain coming in Friday.

 

As far as what @MN Fisher said as much as I hate the heat I will keep it if he will keep his cold and snow up there. LOL

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44 minutes ago, Log Catcher said:

As far as what @MN Fisher said as much as I hate the heat I will keep it if he will keep his cold and snow up there. LOL

Take this back then...otherwise it'll be snow and cold this winter for you. ;)

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  • Super User
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12 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

I get to be on a roof and in an attic today. Woohoo

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  • Global Moderator
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2 hours ago, Log Catcher said:

 

As far as what @MN Fisher said as much as I hate the heat I will keep it if he will keep his cold and snow up there. LOL

You can dress for the cold, you can’t do that with the heat. I’ve broken a sweat in -10 temps. I’ve never froze my butt off in 100* temps.

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  • Super User
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1 hour ago, 12poundbass said:

You can dress for the cold, you can’t do that with the heat. I’ve broken a sweat in -10 temps. I’ve never froze my butt off in 100* temps.

You can always add layers if you're still cold,

There's a limit to how much you can take off to stay cool - it's called 'Birthday Suit'...and yes, I've gone down that far and STILL been too warm.

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  • Super User
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Well the storms came through today dumping heavy rain and a lot of wind. Knocked our electric out for about six hours. Got the generator out and ran it to keep the refrigerators going so we didn't lose any food. It was 82* in the house when I finally got the cooling back on.

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48 minutes ago, Log Catcher said:

Well the storms came through today dumping heavy rain and a lot of wind. Knocked our electric out for about six hours. Got the generator out and ran it to keep the refrigerators going so we didn't lose any food. It was 82* in the house when I finally got the cooling back on.

I got hit by the storms as well - literally. A big tree branch broke off and took out the gutters and the edge of the roof. There's a bit of a leak into the kitchen, but everyone is safe.

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  • Super User
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15 minutes ago, Koz said:

There's a bit of a leak into the kitchen, but everyone is safe.

Leaks can be fixed, water mopped up - everyone coming through that unharmed...priceless.

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  • Super User
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Heat, hot, hell fire, we get it all. It's not so much the temperature but the humidity that makes it bad. I think it was 72% yesterday. The Summer Solstice is right around the corner, we are still in Spring. :) 

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7 hours ago, jbsoonerfan said:

Heat, hot, hell fire, we get it all. It's not so much the temperature but the humidity that makes it bad. I think it was 72% yesterday. The Summer Solstice is right around the corner, we are still in Spring. :) 

Pft…72% humidity is child’s play. 80-90+ is standard for Memphis summers. It can be high 80s or 90s and still just be absolutely stifling. And flying in that thick air makes the mosquitoes stronger…

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  • Super User
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7 hours ago, VolFan said:

Pft…72% humidity is child’s play. 80-90+ is standard for Memphis summers. It can be high 80s or 90s and still just be absolutely stifling. And flying in that thick air makes the mosquitoes stronger…

Whew, that sounds awful. I was cleaning the pool last night and thought a bird landed on me, nope, just a mosquito. They are thick around here.

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