Who else is dealing with this extreme heat?
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Rub it in... I'm over 100 again. My basil is getting really dehydrated this year (smells good though) and will be really easy to harvest. I am hand watering potted plants 2 times a day and they still look puny. It is probably time to pull the plug on most of them. Even my xeroscaping natives are really brittle.
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I just got up (Hubby works night shift), and here in NW GA it's currently 98 degrees with a heat index of 109 ... at 7pm.
I don't know for sure how hot it was in the middle of the day. We slept through it, with the A/C blowing across the bed. :thumbup:
Hubby just left for work. He's broke out with a heat rash everywhere, especially in "unmentionable places". Poor guy. :cry: I never could find those water crystals to make him some neck coolers. I finally ordered some off eBay. Hopefully they'll be here in a couple of days.
I don't know for sure how hot it was in the middle of the day. We slept through it, with the A/C blowing across the bed. :thumbup:
Hubby just left for work. He's broke out with a heat rash everywhere, especially in "unmentionable places". Poor guy. :cry: I never could find those water crystals to make him some neck coolers. I finally ordered some off eBay. Hopefully they'll be here in a couple of days.
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Originally Posted by Jim's Gem
I'm having a hard time getting my tomatos to turn red. You can send a little of that heat this way!
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Originally Posted by moonrise
I just got up (Hubby works night shift), and here in NW GA it's currently 98 degrees with a heat index of 109 ... at 7pm.
I don't know for sure how hot it was in the middle of the day. We slept through it, with the A/C blowing across the bed. :thumbup:
Hubby just left for work. He's broke out with a heat rash everywhere, especially in "unmentionable places". Poor guy. :cry: I never could find those water crystals to make him some neck coolers. I finally ordered some off eBay. Hopefully they'll be here in a couple of days.
I don't know for sure how hot it was in the middle of the day. We slept through it, with the A/C blowing across the bed. :thumbup:
Hubby just left for work. He's broke out with a heat rash everywhere, especially in "unmentionable places". Poor guy. :cry: I never could find those water crystals to make him some neck coolers. I finally ordered some off eBay. Hopefully they'll be here in a couple of days.
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Originally Posted by FancyFoot
July was Las Vegas' HOTTEST month EVER
Yes it was 115+ for days in a row...& 100+ over night.
:thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown:
Way too hot :x :x :x
At least we are back to the norm a nice & cool 105.
Humidity @ 10%...Over nights in the upper 70's
Yes it was 115+ for days in a row...& 100+ over night.
:thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown:
Way too hot :x :x :x
At least we are back to the norm a nice & cool 105.
Humidity @ 10%...Over nights in the upper 70's
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