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Russ
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HOT
[Edited on 8-26-2009 by Russ]
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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David K
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Today (in Southern coastal California) was one of our first 'normal' dry HOT summer day, as well! Was 97º in Escondido and 86º five miles from the
coast at my home. weather said it would be 110-115 in our local deserts today... and the heat will continue for the next 4 days.
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woody with a view
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29 palms was 111 on my thermommy..... i must be getting used to it cuz it wasn't too bad.
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DENNIS
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I got side-tracked in TJ on my way home today and the dashboard thermometor read 98. Muy hot.
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shari
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It was 87 here today till the breeze came up and 58 percent humidity with an enormous swell....i would have turned the fan on for a bit if I had one.
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Pompano
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Damn hot here on the Oregon Coast, too, Russ. Not the place where one would expect 86 degree temps. But..it is August, the hot month.
Cooling off now, though..down to 81 on the beach at Lincoln City.
I can remember digging a well in western ND in August when the afternoon temps hit 112. Jeez..I wish I could lose weight today as fast as I did that
day!
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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David K
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If you get near Newport, try and find Baja Rob and Connie (of Bahia Santa Maria) who are up there for the summer... There's a sea food restaurant
called Sharks also, I hear!
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steviecroc
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Pompano, lots of nice salmon in the Rogue estuary and you are fairly close, a bit cooler too. The voices in my tackle box are saying I should be there
tomorrow.
Onward thru the Fog
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k-rico
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
I got side-tracked in TJ on my way home today and the dashboard thermometor read 98. Muy hot. |
Side-tracked in TJ...............?
98? The "hot" part of town? 
I was on the TJ beach yesterday afternoon, quite a bit west of centro as you know, probably mid-80s, pretty much as hot as it gets.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by k-rico
I was on the TJ beach yesterday afternoon, quite a bit west of centro as you know, probably mid-80s, pretty much as hot as it gets.
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Let's see....where was I?
Crossed south around 11:00 , took the fence road up and over the hill and found the entrance to the toll road closed so, went straight to the
Rosarito turn off by the Army base. Up and over that hill, desending towards Rosarito, my dash thermometer read 98.
Went straight to Dave's place for a cold one.
That's Dave's Place...Margaritaville, Puerto Nuevo. Coldest beer in town with Dave at the door and a five star blond beauty behind the bar....just
cuter than a basket full of speckled pups.
That's Margaritaville [or Dave's Place, if you prefer]
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k-rico
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
It was 87 here today till the breeze came up and 58 percent humidity with an enormous swell....i would have turned the fan on for a bit if I had one.
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Seems to me you have the best year-round weather in all of baja. Perhaps a bit cool in the winter, but nice. How do you think your temperatures
compare to Ensenada?
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k-rico
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by k-rico
I was on the TJ beach yesterday afternoon, quite a bit west of centro as you know, probably mid-80s, pretty much as hot as it gets.
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Let's see....where was I?
Crossed south around 11:00 , took the fence road up and over the hill and found the entrance to the toll road closed so, went straight to the
Rosarito turn off by the Army base. Up and over that hill, desending towards Rosarito, my dash thermometer read 98.
Went straight to Dave's place for a cold one.
That's Dave's Place...Margaritaville, Puerto Nuevo. Coldest beer in town with Dave at the door and a five star blond beauty behind the bar....just
cuter than a basket full of speckled pups.
That's Margaritaville [or Dave's Place, if you prefer] |
That's quite an interchange construction project that's going on isn't it?
Carambola at Dave's place? I've just discovered that and I think it's great. Very challenging.
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bajaguy
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Not Baja...but...105 today in Las Vegas.....gaaak!!!
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shari
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Weather is so...personal. I think Asuncion has great year round weather...all things considered. It is 75 degrees in our house right now...doors
closed with 59 percent humidity...real humid today from the tropical storm offshore...swell is down a bit but still raging and salting up our windows.
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Osprey
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I think we're having an unusually warm summer in the southland. Does peanut butter usually bubble in the jar? Looks the tar pits tar pits at La Brea,
La Brea
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Osprey
Does peanut butter usually bubble in the jar? |
Only when it wants to take over. Sleep with one eye open, Jorge.
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rocmoc
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We have been above 100 half the summer near the AZ/Mexico border. Normally we don't get above 98. Most people are not aware that Phoenix sits in a
hole at around 1600 feet and as you travel South thu Tucson (2600 feet) toward the AZ/Mexico border you are climbing to a min of 4,000 feet on the
border at Nogales. It has been HOT & DRY. The lack of monsoon rain has been hard on everything living!
rocmoc n AZ/Mexico
[Edited on 8-27-2009 by rocmoc]
rocmoc n AZ/Mexico
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Cochi
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Pompano, go south to Gold Beach for the 70ish and am fog. Stayed at Lobster up the river Tues. very comfy. Saw maybe a hundred boats on the mouth and
actually someone land a small salmon in a Gregor boat. The fog actually sent us back to the valley for summer weather. Did some rock houndin on Smith
R and Illinois. Oh yes, the road down the Rogue to Agness was quite an adventure too.
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vandenberg
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Nice here in Nopolo at 1;00 pm
Temp 88, humidity 48, bloodpressure 130/68, pulse 60.
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DENNIS
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At this moment....95 in the shade of my back porch. No breeze at all.
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