Damn its hot
#22
Its ******* summer time. All of you need to man up and stop being pussies like Brain! Are you going to stop working on your cars because either the sun is out or there is snow on the ground?
I rebuilt my crx this winter in less than 20deg temps with no heat in the garage. I am going to turbocharge my miata this summer (again) in 90+ temps. Then again I have hair on my chest, *****, and arm pits. A little on my *** too!
I rebuilt my crx this winter in less than 20deg temps with no heat in the garage. I am going to turbocharge my miata this summer (again) in 90+ temps. Then again I have hair on my chest, *****, and arm pits. A little on my *** too!
#26
Its ******* summer time. All of you need to man up and stop being pussies like Brain! Are you going to stop working on your cars because either the sun is out or there is snow on the ground?
I rebuilt my crx this winter in less than 20deg temps with no heat in the garage. I am going to turbocharge my miata this summer (again) in 90+ temps. Then again I have hair on my chest, *****, and arm pits. A little on my *** too!
I rebuilt my crx this winter in less than 20deg temps with no heat in the garage. I am going to turbocharge my miata this summer (again) in 90+ temps. Then again I have hair on my chest, *****, and arm pits. A little on my *** too!
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From NOAA
Statement as of 3:51 PM CDT on June 28, 2009
... Oppressively hot and dry weather to continue through Monday...
... Above normal temperatures are expected to continue through the
next week...
High pressure aloft will continue over south central Texas
through Monday... which will cause the hot afternoons and
very dry conditions to continue. Afternoon highs are expected
to be 5 to 10 degrees above normal for late June.
The heat index will reach 102 to near 108... as afternoon highs
climb into the 98 to 105 degree range through Monday.
Statement as of 3:51 PM CDT on June 28, 2009
... Oppressively hot and dry weather to continue through Monday...
... Above normal temperatures are expected to continue through the
next week...
High pressure aloft will continue over south central Texas
through Monday... which will cause the hot afternoons and
very dry conditions to continue. Afternoon highs are expected
to be 5 to 10 degrees above normal for late June.
The heat index will reach 102 to near 108... as afternoon highs
climb into the 98 to 105 degree range through Monday.
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I was at Texas World Speedway last weekend and it was 104F. broke the previous record high by 3 degrees.
Oddly enough I didnt have any overheating issues...well the miata didnt, at least.
Oddly enough I didnt have any overheating issues...well the miata didnt, at least.
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109 degrees in Kuwait at 11:00PM when I passed through there on my way back to the **** hole. I think it hit 12X degrees the next day, IDK though cause I didn't leave my tent till the sun went down.
#38
I'll spend time up there in the summers to vist my grandparents and moms side (my parents live here in texas), and it is hot, i'm not say it is not, but it is nothing like the heat here.
Side note, we finally got some rain yesterday
#39
The Texas heat wave scorching the Lone Star State since early June is shattering numerous long-held temperature and rainfall-deficit records. Houston, Austin, San Antonio are just a few of the major cities reporting records.
The following records have been reported by the local Texas National Weather Service offices and most are based on readings through June 28, 2009.
Houston
* June, 2009 is second warmest June in history (as of June 28). Trails record June, 1998 by 0.1 degrees.
* Nearby Galveston enduring fifth warmest June on record.
* First 7 days of June was below normal, so record has been produced over last 21 days.
* Warmest temperatures (104 degrees) ever recorded for month recorded on June 24 and 26.
* Houston Intercontinental did not report measurable precipitation for 31 consecutive days from May 25 to June 24, 2009.
* May 1-June 28, 2009 is driest period in Houston history. Only 0.65 inches of rain fell (normal: 9.91 inches).
* Drought conditions are building throughout Houston area with 2009 rainfall deficits ranging from 4 to 9 inches below normal.
San Antonio
* 22-month period from September, 2007 to June 28, 2009 is driest 22-month period since 1885
* Temperature reached at least 100 degrees a dozen times in June, a new monthly record
* 100 degree temperatures reported during two 5-day periods of June 2009: June 12-16 and June 24-28.
* June 29 th high of 104 degrees, new daily record
The following records have been reported by the local Texas National Weather Service offices and most are based on readings through June 28, 2009.
Houston
* June, 2009 is second warmest June in history (as of June 28). Trails record June, 1998 by 0.1 degrees.
* Nearby Galveston enduring fifth warmest June on record.
* First 7 days of June was below normal, so record has been produced over last 21 days.
* Warmest temperatures (104 degrees) ever recorded for month recorded on June 24 and 26.
* Houston Intercontinental did not report measurable precipitation for 31 consecutive days from May 25 to June 24, 2009.
* May 1-June 28, 2009 is driest period in Houston history. Only 0.65 inches of rain fell (normal: 9.91 inches).
* Drought conditions are building throughout Houston area with 2009 rainfall deficits ranging from 4 to 9 inches below normal.
San Antonio
* 22-month period from September, 2007 to June 28, 2009 is driest 22-month period since 1885
* Temperature reached at least 100 degrees a dozen times in June, a new monthly record
* 100 degree temperatures reported during two 5-day periods of June 2009: June 12-16 and June 24-28.
* June 29 th high of 104 degrees, new daily record