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Related: About this forumBig Jim: 'It's so hot... how hot is it?'
100° F today in Tucson.
Winter is over!
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Big Jim: 'It's so hot... how hot is it?' (Original Post)
Ptah
Jun 2016
OP
Oven mitts are in my desert survival kit for when the steering wheel has been in the sun.
Ptah
Jun 2016
#3
And, a towel for the seat! And, don't forget to leave the windows open ...
1StrongBlackMan
Jun 2016
#4
1StrongBlackMan
(31,849 posts)1. And, it'll be 110 by the weekend. A lesson I learned early ...
when parking your car, don't concern yourself where the shade IS ... park your car where the shade is going to be when you're headed home!
Ptah
(33,024 posts)3. Oven mitts are in my desert survival kit for when the steering wheel has been in the sun.
1StrongBlackMan
(31,849 posts)4. And, a towel for the seat! And, don't forget to leave the windows open ...
just enough for the heat to escape but not enough for a lot of dust to get in.
BTW, A friend sent me one of those, "You know you've been in Arizona too long when ..." books. One struck me as particularly funny ...
"You know you've been in Arizona too long when ... you no longer associate the word 'River' with water!"
I read that, and thought, "Damn, the Santa Cruz ... dry as a toast of stale toast!"
Ptah
(33,024 posts)7. October 1983 was a very wet month.
Photos: Devastating floods of 1983
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http://tucson.com/news/photos-devastating-floods-of/collection_472816ff-1fc4-5571-8acb-05772936a760.html
Homes crumble into the Rillito River in October Flood.
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One of many bridges destroyed by flooding on the Santa Cruz and Rillito rivers.
http://tucson.com/news/photos-devastating-floods-of/collection_472816ff-1fc4-5571-8acb-05772936a760.html
Cirque du So-What
(25,927 posts)2. ''ot enough to boil a monkey's bum, yer Majesty,' 'e said
an' she smoiled quoietly to'erself.
JayhawkSD
(3,163 posts)5. But it's a dry heat.
So is an oven, but it still cooks things.
marybourg
(12,620 posts)6. Yes. My WeatherUnderground app
says right now: "111 feels like103".