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Usually around mid to late October, we can expect no more 90+ degree days. But sometimes we will have 90's into November. With the humidity, it truly sucks. This summer has been the longest period of mid-90's to 100+ days I can ever remember, going all the way back to May.So when does summer really end. Here in Las Cruces NM fall is mid September to mid November. Water in the tap is almost cold enough to drink without ice right now.
I lived in Austin TX in 1992. I ran my AC in December. It's Texas. It's hot there. It's always been hot there. Nothing bad is happening. Didn't you have record cold the other year?Usually around mid to late October, we can expect no more 90+ degree days. But sometimes we will have 90's into November. With the humidity, it truly sucks. This summer has been the longest period of mid-90's to 100+ days I can ever remember, going all the way back to May.
I can't tell you how many times I've left for a hunt in Colorado in October and it was 95 degrees and two weeks later when I got back it was still 95 degrees.
It didn't used to be this way. When I was growing up, we had cool weather in mid-Sept. and by October, our bowhunting camps were chilly.
Time for me to get out.
last couple years have had pretty warm dec followed by very cold Febs.I lived in Austin TX in 1992. I ran my AC in December. It's Texas. It's hot there. It's always been hot there. Nothing bad is happening. Didn't you have record cold the other year?
Nah, I'll trade you in a second.Just you have a reference - it's been colder than 30 F every morning for the last 4 days. Daytime temps less than 60. My well water hurts your teeth to drink it. Enjoy your heat.
Yes, yes, we've all run our AC in December. Yes, it's hot here. But it's hotter longer than it was when I was a kid. That's a well documented fact.I lived in Austin TX in 1992. I ran my AC in December. It's Texas. It's hot there. It's always been hot there. Nothing bad is happening. Didn't you have record cold the other year?
Warmest | |
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72.2 | 2017 |
72.1 | 2020 |
72.1 | 2012 |
71.9 | 2011 |
71.9 | 1962 |
71.7 | 1933 |
71.5 | 1965 |
71.5 | 1927 |
71.4 | 2016 |
71.4 | 1954 |
Coolest | |
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65.8 | 1976 |
66.5 | 1983 |
66.6 | 1979 |
66.7 | 1978 |
67.1 | 1970 |
67.4 | 1997 |
67.5 | 1977 |
67.6 | 1903 |
67.6 | 1894 |
67.7 | 1973 |
Agreed. The older I get, the less I can deal with humidity. When I lived in Roswell, it got just as hot but you really didn't feel it, and the shade there always felt 20 degrees cooler. Here, you step in the shade and hardly notice. LOL I gotta get out of this sauna. The Californians can have it.I’m ready for some chilly air. The humidity never really goes away here on the coast. But it makes a big difference when it’s not so humid.
You have to pick what you think is less evil.You must not vote then?
Don’t California my Matagorda LolAgreed. The older I get, the less I can deal with humidity. When I lived in Roswell, it got just as hot but you really didn't feel it, and the shade there always felt 20 degrees cooler. Here, you step in the shade and hardly notice. LOL I gotta get out of this sauna. The Californians can have it.
Yup, those three weeks of the year are tolerable.Don’t California my Matagorda Lol
Winter here is pretty good. Not hot, hunting season, excellent trout fishing under lights
Equally true on both sides of every issue.I just assumed so you got me there. All the things I talked about are pretty mainstream ideas. I didn't make them up in a bunker. Powerful people are rarely motivated by the good of mankind, usually its money and more power.