How's the Weather There?

bmwracer wrote:
If so, it wouldn't necessarily be cool... :bleh:

in this heat, cool is a relative term......<covers nose with shirt>

It was relatively cool today at 22c, which was very welcome. :victory:

Temps are expected to drop below normal in a day or so... But then they'll ramp up again come Sunday... :victory:

Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:OMG!! I felt a cool breeze through the window this morning.... :woot: But now its hot again.... :banghead:

nice to see you have returned from Japan. I hope you enjoyed your trip there. Do share your photos and experiences of your time in Japan.

i have a weblog of my Japan trip, and i will save the rest for the appropriate thread...welcome back!

weatherwise, it was quite a bit cooler, about 15 to 20 degrees cooler, thankfully. as it has been too hot. Warm temps are nice, but over 100 degrees is tough.

Wow, overcast right now... Temps expected to only hit about 80F. :sweat:

been warm and dry the last couple of weeks. not like here at all!

kenjilina wrote:been warm and dry the last couple of weeks. not like here at all!

That is good to hear after all the rain you were having. We have been having some beautiful sunny, low humidity days with temps in the low 80sF. Great summer weather. :woot:

P.S. EstherM I hope you get some sunny days soon. :victory:

it was 23c today, but it's going up again to 32c tomorrow. :bleh:

1 word... HOT... and i hate it... :beaten: :bleh:

slashersam016 wrote:1 word... HOT... and i hate it... :beaten: :bleh:

I'm with you.

With the humidity, it's 31c (105 F) today. NASTY. No a/c at work and no a/c at home. I died in my room with 30 sticky kids. :bleh:

Where's last weekend's heat?? :puppydog:

bmwracer wrote:Where's last weekend's heat?? :puppydog:

Here. :hot:

Wynter wrote:Here. :hot:

Give it back!! :puppydog:

bmwracer wrote:
Give it back!! :puppydog:

Please PLEASE take it!

Wynter wrote:Please PLEASE take it!

I'll be over tomorrow to pick it up. :)

bmwracer wrote:
I'll be over tomorrow to pick it up. :)

I'll prepare some gyoza.

Wynter wrote:I'll prepare some gyoza.

Sugoi...!

Heading to the airport now.

bmwracer wrote:
Sugoi...!

Heading to the airport now.

Don't forget Spot!

On Topic: Okay, the heat is insane. I can't open a window because dust will fly in. I DID manage to find a fan tho. I'm not looking forward to bed.

Wynter wrote:I'm not looking forward to bed.

We'll arrange to have Abe Hiroshi drop by. :naughty: :hehe:

I saw all the damage Typhoon Kyuugo (no. 9) did to outlying areas of Tokyo on TV and feel fortunate that it didn't do much to central Tokyo. (Actually, I slept through it. :mrgreen: Usually, these typhoons just come and go and most people just go about their ordinary business.) In the week before the typhoon landed, the weather here was quite pleasant, low to mid 70s F and moderate humidity. Now its back up to the high 80s F and humid. :sweat:

If it's hot in your area right now, you could do what Tokyoites do to cool off. Have some really cold watermelon and/or cold somen (don't be chintzy with the grated ginger). On the other had, you could have some hot curry--somehow, it really matches the hot weather! :crazy: But make sure you have some ice cold Asahi Superdry beer to go with it. Well, any beer would do, I guess. But to really do it Tokyo-style, you should go to your favorite Starbucks and chill with a Frappacino. I recommend the Java-chip mocha frappacino or the Banana cream frappacino. I suggest you avoid the Azuki cream frappacino because some un-pureed beans are bound to get stuck in the straw. :mad: If you're younger, you could go to Mickey Ds and have some kakigouri (snow cone).