Damn this humidity
Inside the plant right now, outside of my control room, the thermometer has just touched 100 degrees F. The Weather Channel show's 74% humidity outside the plant, probably more humid inside since everything is done with water.
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/elp/wxcalc/heatindex.html
The link above shows that @ 100F and 74% humidity, the Heat Indext is 148.7 degrees.
The thermometer will touch 110 before the day is over and will hit it many more times this summer.
Only 44 more years til retirement. [:)]
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/elp/wxcalc/heatindex.html
The link above shows that @ 100F and 74% humidity, the Heat Indext is 148.7 degrees.
The thermometer will touch 110 before the day is over and will hit it many more times this summer.
Only 44 more years til retirement. [:)]
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Crap. Afternoons is going to suck today. It seems to be the hottest shift. It takes until 9-10 pm before the place starts to cool down inside the plant. 0 -
I notice the same thing. Even then, it doesn't cool down much at all. 0 -
[8D]-Sorry Cubs, I've been retired for some time here and it's 72 degrees and about 10% humidity. light breeze. Pretty hard to not be comfy !!
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I worked three midnights and it was quite pleasant. Never realy broke a serious sweat. Then yesterday I did a short change and came in on afternoon. It kicked my butt and I am expecting more of the same tonight. 0 -
You guy are going to laugh, but I miss the humidity this Utah sun is for the birds and not much else. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by jimbowby
[8D]-Sorry Cubs, I've been retired for some time here and it's 72 degrees and about 10% humidity. light breeze. Pretty hard to not be comfy !!
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Today, I hate you too.0 -
sad - i'm freezing my arse off over here!!!!! have to wear two pairs of socks to this office! [;)] 0 -
Its hot over here too. Today its cloudy with afternoon T-Storms, which is nature's "air-conditioning".
Observed at: Miami, Florida
Elevation: 7 ft / 2 m
88 ?F / 31 ?C
Mostly Cloudy
Humidity: 59%
Dew Point: 72 ?F / 22 ?C
Wind: 15 mph / 24 km/h / 6.7 m/s from the East
Pressure: 30.17 in / 1022 hPa (Rising)
Heat Index: 95 ?F / 35 ?0 -

Perfect[8D]0 -
In the 90s and humid as heck in southern Minnesota, where the snow never melts. I'm trying to get several outdoors jobs accomplished, but I spend more time drinking water than working. Definitely not pleasant. My dog is dying; if I can find my clipper, I'm going to shave her back and chest. 0 -
Here this will make you feel better,
http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?CityName=Gunnison&state=CO&site=GJT&textField1=38.5447&textField2=-106.9270 -
just stepped outside here and it is flippin unbelievably humid here. Needless to to say I stepped back in an ate lunch inside. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by zipperzap 
Perfect[8D]
Sunset at 8???? That would be nice.
Sun's up out here until 9:30 or later.0 -
...74 degrees and there is no humidity, unless you count the big blobs of it falling every other hour at the rate of an inch or more an hour. We need it though. Tropical wave moved in sitting right on top of me. The wave is susposed to move a little, then move back across and sit on me again.
...This time it has only poured a little since yesterday...susposed to keep it up thru Fri, then just barely pour for a few days after...but this is a GOOD thing!...should have had a lot of 100+ temps by now...[;)]
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quote:Originally posted by cubslover
Inside the plant right now, outside of my control room, the thermometer has just touched 100 degrees F. The Weather Channel show's 74% humidity outside the plant, probably more humid inside since everything is done with water.
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/elp/wxcalc/heatindex.html
The link above shows that @ 100F and 74% humidity, the Heat Indext is 148.7 degrees.
The thermometer will touch 110 before the day is over and will hit it many more times this summer.
Only 44 more years til retirement. [:)]
Touch a 100 you say? Wish that all it was down here. Index of 110+0 -
I'm not telling you guys again. Follow me out to Spring Creek, NV. (springcreeknv.net) 2 gun ranges, golf, lake, camping & trails, restaurant, BAR! Yes, employment is a problem! 0 -
I'm hip about the humidity. I'll bet it was clear up around 18-20% today. And cool and windy, to boot.
Dang near like spring again.0 -
quote:Originally posted by hisbigbootygirl
sad - i'm freezing my arse off over here!!!!! have to wear two pairs of socks to this office! [;)]
2 pairs of socks?? one can only hope you're wearing a sweater or heavy shirt inside such a cold office...or on the other hand you aren't [:D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by cubslover
Inside the plant right now, outside of my control room, the thermometer has just touched 100 degrees F. The Weather Channel show's 74% humidity outside the plant, probably more humid inside since everything is done with water.
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/elp/wxcalc/heatindex.html
The link above shows that @ 100F and 74% humidity, the Heat Indext is 148.7 degrees.
The thermometer will touch 110 before the day is over and will hit it many more times this summer.
Only 44 more years til retirement. [:)]
Where do you work?0 -
quote:Originally posted by bamafan
quote:Originally posted by cubslover
Inside the plant right now, outside of my control room, the thermometer has just touched 100 degrees F. The Weather Channel show's 74% humidity outside the plant, probably more humid inside since everything is done with water.
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/elp/wxcalc/heatindex.html
The link above shows that @ 100F and 74% humidity, the Heat Indext is 148.7 degrees.
The thermometer will touch 110 before the day is over and will hit it many more times this summer.
Only 44 more years til retirement. [:)]
Touch a 100 you say? Wish that all it was down here. Index of 110+
Did you miss the part where I said the head index is 148?
Phillip, I work in a Corn Wetmilling and Modified Starch Production plant.
Tate & Lyle0 -
68 and 20% humidity. might get up to 80 degrees today if we're lucky. I hate high humidity. Nice being in a desert. 0
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