Re: Emily rolls into Southern California

Jul 23, 2005 7 Replies

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Jeff Strickland 20 years ago

Oops, I forgot to cross post ...

As I sit here writing to you guys, the temp is hovering at about 100 and
> the humidity is climbing past 50%. Climbing fast. I can hear thunder, but
> I can't see the lightening. We have been having Mississippi Weather the
> past few days as a High Pressure bubble is stuck over Arizona, and pulling
> the moisture from Emily right over my house.
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> I don't know how people can stand to live in the Southeast if it's like
> this all of the time. Lord, please give me an earthquake and make the air > dry out.
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Steve W H 20 years ago

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Nathan W. Collier 20 years ago

lol.....jeff in the southeast, 50% humidity @ 100 degrees is a nice break from the summer heat. when i lived in north carolina, 70-85% humidity was quite common. try 102 degrees at 96% humidity sometime.

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L.W.( Ãill ) Hughes III 20 years ago

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Jerry Slaughter 20 years ago

Hmmm...right now it a cool 74 with 94% humidity...at 08:00. Broke a sweat going out to get the Sunday paper at the end of the driveway. It will hit 96 this afternoon. Thats no dry heat either...lol. Give that 50% any day!!! Too hot to pull the top off the Jeep, real shame...but with all that humidity the thunderstorms can pop up anytime during the afternoon.

Jerry S. Sweltering in north Alabama....

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Nathan W. Collier 20 years ago

the humidity is one thing that i definately dont miss about north carolina.

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Lon 20 years ago

Nathan W. Collier proclaimed:

Gee, I always looked forward to heading home to Raleigh after a week or so in Ft. Lauderdale, Orlando, or Tampax Florida heat/humidity. Still not sure whether New Orleans or Houston is the ghastliest in the USofA, worse than 'Nam sometimes.

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Billy Ray 20 years ago

The weather has moderated in Ohio. It is down to 92F with 54% humidity. The low tonight is to be 71F, the high tomorrow 76F.

And they wonder why everyone in the Ohio River Valley has respiratory problems....

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