We're a week into October and we're looking at a possible high of 95 today...

[Richardo]

And guess what? We have the same number for the humidity too. :eyes: + :tinfoilhat:

[Bunny]

1. It's nice and cool here, the leaves are starting to change, too.

95 temp with 95 humidity? Sheesh that's nasty. :hi: Richardo! :loveya:

[Captain Hilts]

2. Ugh! Living in Houston would just kill me. My first time there - in mid June

it was approaching 3 figures in temp and humidity.

And, yeah, I drove to Pasadena in a car without a/c to see this - a big, floating oven:

[Richardo]

5. June? Pasadena? No A/C?

I must say the cards were stacked against you.

...and isn't it amazing how small the USS Texas is? I was surprised. Those WWI-era battleships were dinky.

And you didn't mention the big battleground monument:



It's taller than the Washington Monument, you know. Because everything here HAS to be bigger - it's the law. Except the battleships.

[Captain Hilts]

6. I actually thought the ship was pretty big, but then again, I'm used to submarines...

Yes! I did see the monument too! And it is, indeed, big!

[Spacemom]

3. We're forcast to reach 92

also with high humidity. We've desperately needed the rain we've received, but it sure does make it feel like a swamp around here. On the up side, there's a front due later this week that will give us lows in the 50s. I've forgotten what 50s feel like. :P

I guess you can't argue with the weather. :D

[Patiod]

4. It's gorgeous in Philadelphia, too (well, it's always sunny, right?)

Just hoping it will stay nice for kayaking in the pine barrens on Friday.....

[Tommy_Carcetti]

7. That's fine with me.

I'd much rather that than have to deal with dying leaves and having to raid the closet for jackets and long sleeved shirts.