How's the Weather There?

Tu_triky wrote:I've been around the Fresno/Tulare County area in the summer; it can be brutally hot at times. :sweat:

Yeah, I've visited some relatives in Fresno in the summer... Blazing. :sweat:

Opening the door to go outside is like opening your oven door and getting a blast of heat in the face.

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, I've visited some relatives in Fresno in the summer... Blazing. :sweat:

Opening the door to go outside is like opening your oven door and getting a blast of heat in the face.

Yup. No doubt, man. It's killer. :hot:

Tu_triky wrote:

I've been around the Fresno/Tulare County area in the summer; it can be brutally hot at times. :sweat:

I actually live in Kern County, in Bakersfield. But yeah, the weather here is basically the same in Fresno.

mrsmith10 wrote:

I actually live in Kern County, in Bakersfield. But yeah, the weather here is basically the same in Fresno.

Time to get an inner tube and a cold beer and float down the Kern River.

Tu_triky wrote:Time to get an inner tube and a cold beer and float down the Kern River.

Him and everyone else in town. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Him and everyone else in town. :beaten:

Imagine the traffic jam down the river, with hundreds of people nursing cold brews, all bottled up on certain bends....it's TUBEMAGGEDON! The horror!

"I lost my beer!"

"I lost my trunks!"

"I can't steer! Oh wait...it's an inner tube."

^^ You know it sometimes actually gets too warm to drink beer, thinking of foregoing my trip to the local pub tonight. :shamefulcry:
91 now, humidity is 52%, don't understand why it gets do humid during the night, last night the temp dropped to 78 but yet the humidity went up to 80%. :nut:

hitomi #1 wrote:^^ You know it sometimes actually gets too warm to drink beer, thinking of foregoing my trip to the local pub tonight. :shamefulcry:
91 now, humidity is 52%, don't understand why it gets do humid during the night, last night the temp dropped to 78 but yet the humidity went up to 80%. :nut:

Yeah, I know the feeling. Seek refuge at home!

Tu_triky wrote:

Yeah, I know the feeling. Seek refuge at home!

Think that's how it's gonna work out but the one good thing about going out is that the pub is awfully cool, :sweat: that's the reward for buying overpriced pints. :grumble:

hitomi #1 wrote:
Think that's how it's gonna work out but the one good thing about going out is that the pub is awfully cool, :sweat: that's the reward for buying overpriced pints. :grumble:

Life is full of trade-offs, I guess. Whatever you decide, stay cool! Humid weather is rarely fun or tolerable.

Tu_triky wrote:

Time to get an inner tube and a cold beer and float down the Kern River.

Skip the tube, I just dive into the river and pop the bottles. :drink:

mrsmith10 wrote:

Skip the tube, I just dive into the river and pop the bottles. :drink:

That's a better idea. :)

mrsmith10 wrote:

Skip the tube, I just dive into the river and pop the bottles. :drink:

Why go all the way to the river, backyard pools work just as well. :doh:
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hitomi #1 wrote:
Why go all the way to the river, backyard pools work just as well. :doh:
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Hehe. That guy right there is a fuggin' idiot. A tee shirt and a plaid button down to cover his slob ass while in a stagnant pool of flat 7 Up.

hitomi #1 wrote:
Why go all the way to the river, backyard pools work just as well. :doh:

Because the river is only a block and a half from my house. :hehe:

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What's the point in trying to cool off if he's gonna wear a shirt? :crazy:

bmwracer wrote:
What's the point in trying to cool off if he's gonna wear a shirt? :crazy:

Thank you.

Two, in fact.

Tu_triky wrote:Thank you.

Two, in fact.

I can (hopefully) understand the t-shirt: sparing us observers from his statuesque figure. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
I can (hopefully) understand the t-shirt: sparing us observers from his statuesque figure. :beaten:

Yeah, I surmised the same, but two shirts, one being long sleeve...as you said, a tad self-defeating.

We've had major heat warnings with the temperatures up in the 40s. I thought only places like India got this hot. Surely not where I live... :sweat: