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Keri
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105 in the Rosarito walmart shopping center half hour ago, 87 here at home in La Mision,k
[Edited on 9-15-2012 by Keri]
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bajaboy
Any time it's hot and windy...I get worried about fires...luckily we had some rain recently. At least it's supposed to cool off tomorrow.
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Well....it's holdin' steady at around 30 mph right now. Reminds me of the Santa Anas, but from the west side.
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Marc
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San Francisco; 60º & the sun is trying to come out here near the GG Bridge. Depressing.
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Barry A.
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1:15 pm in Redding, CA (n. ca)--------88 degrees, 30% humidity, clear and beautiful---light breeze----------PERFECT!!!
Time for a swim in Whiskeytown Lake (74 degrees water), where we are going in a min. with the boat. 
Life is good (in spite of the Bernank) 
Barry
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DENNIS
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A very crazy weather day..for sure.
Currently:
82°
53% humidity
Wind...4mph
Fog rolling over the hilltops from the ocean
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EnsenadaDr
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Mood: Move on. It is just a chapter in the past, but don't close the book- just turn the page
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San Diego California hotter than Phoenix right now
Current temperature in Phoenix Arizona, 94 degrees, Current temperature in San Diego, 96 degrees, Casa De Oro, (east county San diego, 100 degrees)
and El Centro California, 101. Will cool down 10 degrees tomorrow, and 20 degrees more during the rest of the week. Honolulu, Hawaii 81 degrees 58%
humidity.
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Bajahowodd
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And no one has commented on the climate change deniers?
From what I can tell, based upon posts here, it was substantially warmer in Anaheim than it was in Phoenix. Go figure.
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bajadock
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Cool front at Colonia Puerto Escondido/Punta Banda.
Nice breeze and mini fog storm hit here at noon to cool things off considerably.
I am supplied and ready for El Grito. SALUDOS!
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DENNIS
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Hey Doc....doesn't Tom play bagpipes? I could hear them all the way down here today. Sound really carries at times.
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bajadock
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True, Dennis. Great news for me is that he usually plays at a house a tad away from mine.
Bagpipes sound more like a catfight to me and most players only know 3 songs. 'Pipes are also known to be a key catalyst for climate change and the
diminishing pelican population on the west coast.
Cheers your way.
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Marc
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Barry A.
1:15 pm in Redding, CA (n. ca)--------88 degrees, 30% humidity, clear and beautiful---light breeze----------PERFECT!!!
Time for a swim in Whiskeytown Lake (74 degrees water), where we are going in a min. with the boat.
Life is good (in spite of the Bernank)
Barry |
Go slow. My son is a CHP there.
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bajaguy
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Save one for me
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajadock
Cool front at Colonia Puerto Escondido/Punta Banda.
Nice breeze and mini fog storm hit here at noon to cool things off considerably.
I am supplied and ready for El Grito. SALUDOS! |
I would like one of those XX Amber, please
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bajadock
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The Pub's concierge has your XX Ambar reserved and cooled, bajaguy. cheers
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comitan
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That Noche Buena must be outdated but sure its still excellent tasting.
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
Lord, Keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
“The sincere pursuit of truth requires you to entertain the possibility that everything you believe to be true may in fact be false”
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bajadogs
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My daughter ran a cross county event near Balboa Park in San Diego around 10:30 this morning. Runners were collapsing from heat exhaustion. At least 8
were hospitalized. It was brutal to watch. She did well and is fine, but yes, it is hot enough for me. I love the heat as long as I don't have to
sprint through 3 miles of hills.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by bajadogs
My daughter ran a cross county event near Balboa Park in San Diego around 10:30 this morning. Runners were collapsing from heat exhaustion. At least 8
were hospitalized. It was brutal to watch. She did well and is fine, but yes, it is hot enough for me. I love the heat as long as I don't have to
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I saw that on the news.
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SBSRF
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Hit 105 in my palapa on the mesa yesterday. Gotta keep the hammock swinging in those conditions.....worked out bueno!
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DavidE
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Folks in this area are getting a little taste of what it is like to live "On The Other Side" down past Mazatlán.
A lot of people think it is "hotter" there. It isn't, the temperature is actually quite a number of degrees less than it is on the southern peninsula
but it is the humidity that enters into the comfort factor. I smiled the other night when the bit of rain brought cooler temperatures also for a bit.
Thunderstorms, drawing air down from the stratosphere, a very common occurrence "over there".
When it is "all over and done with" for the summer season, folks can smile and say "I'm glad that's finished".
But today, is going to be warm and very steamy here. My cantaloupe planting is going bonkers.
A Lot To See And A Lot To Do
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Mexitron
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DavidE
Folks in this area are getting a little taste of what it is like to live "On The Other Side" down past Mazatlán.
A lot of people think it is "hotter" there. It isn't, the temperature is actually quite a number of degrees less than it is on the southern peninsula
but it is the humidity that enters into the comfort factor. I smiled the other night when the bit of rain brought cooler temperatures also for a bit.
Thunderstorms, drawing air down from the stratosphere, a very common occurrence "over there".
When it is "all over and done with" for the summer season, folks can smile and say "I'm glad that's finished".
But today, is going to be warm and very steamy here. My cantaloupe planting is going bonkers. |
We went on a surf trip in August down there---San Blas, Puerto Vallarta, Ticola, etc.--- stifling humidity!
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Mexitron
| Quote: | Originally posted by DavidE
Folks in this area are getting a little taste of what it is like to live "On The Other Side" down past Mazatlán.
A lot of people think it is "hotter" there. It isn't, the temperature is actually quite a number of degrees less than it is on the southern peninsula
but it is the humidity that enters into the comfort factor. I smiled the other night when the bit of rain brought cooler temperatures also for a bit.
Thunderstorms, drawing air down from the stratosphere, a very common occurrence "over there".
When it is "all over and done with" for the summer season, folks can smile and say "I'm glad that's finished".
But today, is going to be warm and very steamy here. My cantaloupe planting is going bonkers. |
We went on a surf trip in August down there---San Blas, Puerto Vallarta, Ticola, etc.--- stifling humidity! |
And bugs....especially in San Blas.
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