DhiaDuit wrote:

Mary Wieden (she is from Michigan) is flying around in Skycopter 3 right now on tee vee, doing the traffic reports. www.WLBT.com Currently via my Cheney Instruments wireless indoor wireless outdoor thangy, 100 degrees inside my flower box on doggy's front porch. Yesterday I saw it get up to 102 degrees. HOT HOT HOT! Come onnnnnnnn Winter time.

Yeah, we hit a 100 or so a few weeks ago, and along with the drought it's been miserable.

This year has been bad as well with those of us who have allergies.

I don't recall it being this bad for a good number of years.

Michigan is cooler because Michigan is far North of Mississippi. Hot muggy sweltering weather is normal in the Summer time around here. Currently, 90 degrees in ye olde flower box. Say Nite Nite, doggy. Time to hit ye olde sack. ///WOO WOO WOOF! cookie time///

Second India Blackout Cuts Power To 670 Million. www.drudgereport.com I tell y'all what, that heat and humidity in Vietnam is 24/7 every day and every night of the year. And you dare NOT sleep without a mosquito net covering you!

"Hils" wrote in message ...

On 2012-07-31 05:33, dxAce wrote:
Yeah, we hit a 100 or so a few weeks ago, and along with the drought it's
been miserable.

This year has been bad as well with those of us who have allergies.

I don't recall it being this bad for a good number of years.

The jet stream has brought your rain here. We've had the wettest April
and June on record, and July had double the recent average rainfall. The
last few days have been mostly dry, but the forecasts all say more rain
on the way, and it looks like it's just arrived.


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All our monsoons have been shifted north by several hundred miles, resulting
in flooding and deaths in N. Korea, and very very hot, very dry weather in
S. Korea. Our temps have been in the high 30's C (over 100F) here.. which is
totally unprecedented, as normally it can never get above 32C (about 90F)
before offshore winds kick in and cool it down a few degrees. I'm gonna
REALLY hate to see our electric bill this month... normally it's around
US$800 for all our properties, but I expect it to be well over $1000 this
month, possibly significantly more... Just to keep our office and one
other room down to 28C.

Google,,, weather Limerick Ireland //Sheet, Mope, you moving to Limerick?// I ought to, Sang. Or Caherconlish. (Cathair Cinn Lis)