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Russ
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I don't care what some desert rats say
It's Hot!
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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Hola, it's even hot for DESERT RATS !
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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rts551
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temp in is 97....where can you go to cool off. and I would think the heat index is high!
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DianaT
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Sending ice! Yikes.
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Russ
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This is a NW breeze that is dry. If we had this outside temp and 89% humidity the heat index would be much higher. I believe the heat index is an
combo of outside temp, wind and humidity.
It isn't too bad with the fan going. Better dry the humid.
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Pompano
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Russ...you are not alone. It's over a hundred in Boise, Idaho. Eastern Montana is in the 90's. Western ND is on fire. Most of the USA is way too
hot. And much of the midwest has high humidity to boot.
Just now watching FOX reporting on many wildfires in Russia. Rome is way hotter than normal..many days over 100F.
However...we have the opposite problem. We're freezing here on the Washington Coast...brrr...57 degrees.
[Edited on 8-3-2010 by Pompano]
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mtgoat666
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very pleasant in san diego today -- always is!
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mulegemichael
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pomp...what are ya doin on the washington coast?...you gotta be close to us..we're in sequim, remember...at purple haze lavender farm...google us...
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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DENNIS
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Hey Woody....you out there? Show the folks that frosty Ballena of Pacifico. 
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Barry A.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
very pleasant in san diego today -- always is! |
I lived 30 years in San Diego (Coronado actually)----------froze almost the entire time I was there, and never dried out!! It is "the land of the
soggy toothbrush"!!
Now Redding, on the otherhand, is toasty. 
Barry
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LancairDriver
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Up to 57 today in Port Awful, OR. Wind blowing at 30kts as normal.
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Barry A.
| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
very pleasant in san diego today -- always is! |
I lived 30 years in San Diego (Coronado actually)----------froze almost the entire time I was there, and never dried out!! It is "the land of the
soggy toothbrush"!!
Now Redding, on the otherhand, is toasty.
Barry |
i don't like to sweat. san diego suits me fine. if it's over 85 deg F, it's time to take vacation in cooler clime
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Pompano
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mulegemichael
pomp...what are ya doin on the washington coast?...you gotta be close to us..we're in sequim, remember...at purple haze lavender farm...google us...
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Mike y Roz,
Hola amigos...Sorry we missed you guys. We drove into Squim a few days back looking for Purple Haze, but no luck.
We're now on Whidbey Island in Puget Sound via the ferryboat from Everett. Been eating dungeness and clams ..having a ball at a buddy's beach house.
We spent some time on the Olympic peninsula..damn cloudy and coolish on the coast. Not at all like poor Russ in Baja.
We had to hurry here to attend a wedding 2 days ago on the island. If I had my druthers, I'd double back now and give you a shout, but I think we're
pointing the bus east manana. I have my orders.
Not looking forward to the heat inland, but we'll be in the mountains soon enough. Trout for a late breakfast is my favorite. Til that time...ciao.
p.s. It damn nice here..down to 50's at night and highs of mid 70's. It's quite bearable..
[Edited on 8-3-2010 by Pompano]
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David K
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Russ... the weather is perfect for you to finally go look at the Magdalena
visita ruins... Remember, we got there last July (2009)... and it is in you own back yard!
The road in from Km 162.5 is best route, and well traveled.
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nbacc
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Redding is good today....typical Aug weather. Dry and close to 100, I can live with that. We will head back down to San Felipe when the weather
starts to get bad. Nancy
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David K
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It is freaky cool in San Diego County... all of July, and now August. Still the May Gray and June Gloom going on in the AM, and then just the mid 70's
in the afternoon when the sun burns through.
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Marc
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Barry A.
| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
very pleasant in san diego today -- always is! |
I lived 30 years in San Diego (Coronado actually)----------froze almost the entire time I was there, and never dried out!! It is "the land of the
soggy toothbrush"!!
Now Redding, on the otherhand, is toasty.
Barry |
I lived in San Diego for 12 weeks (boot camp) It was cold and foggy in the morning and burning hot on the parade ground in the afternoon. Actually it
was perfect!
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Marc
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| Quote: | Originally posted by LancairDriver
Up to 57 today in Port Awful, OR. Wind blowing at 30kts as normal. |
Was 51º at 7AM in San Francisco. We've not seen the sun for to long here near the beach. I will be in Mulege Sept 17 for a week or so. Should be nice
and warm.
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Sallysouth
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I have no problem with the cool weather we have had all summer.For long walks in the morning it is perfect.Lots of fog at the harbor today tho.The sun
comes out in the afternoon, perfect for gardening.Only one problem is our squash plants got the "wet white fungus" from not enuf sun.
[Edited on 8-4-2010 by Sallysouth]
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mulegemichael
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good gawd, pomp...the signs are everywhere!!!...ya mustof been taking a siesta when ya rolled by...sorry we missed ya, really...we are rocking and
rolling right now with tons of tourists...come by if ya get the chance.
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