idleprocess
Flashaholic
That's the forecast for DFW as well, starting tomorrow.
How's The Weather There ?
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Very sunny.
Projected to hit 90 degrees-F today.
With one day left until the official end of Summer, it appears to be making up for lost time. Week after Labor Day, we're expecting a massive heat-wave. How lovely.
Projected to hit 90 degrees-F today.
With one day left until the official end of Summer, it appears to be making up for lost time. Week after Labor Day, we're expecting a massive heat-wave. How lovely.
Warm wet remnants from monsoons.. Almost feeling like I'm in the islands. Roads needed a good washing, and plants can use the water
Boy, if this is a warning of early rainy season, I gotta get my a$$ in high gear
We had 89f today and the next three days will be over 90F. With the shorter days already our ac can handle it easily. Well that’s with the additional support of our 14000 BTU portable dual hose AC.
rwolfenstein
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Let's see, here today it is high 60s in the PNW. Rather overcast and possible rain later on. I personally love it when it rains, the smell of fresh rain outside is so nice. Plus it makes my lawn look less dead, so that is helpful.
idleprocess
Flashaholic
Present forecast puts the region on a pleasant downward trend starting with the weekend - next Wednesday may turn out to be downright pleasant with a high of 88F.
Here in the NE they define 3 consecutive days over 90F as a heat wave. Do they define it the same in Texas and Arizona?
idleprocess
Flashaholic
In DFW seems like it's got to be many days of heat index >110°F to be called a heat wave.
Same here. It's 85 at 9am but it doesn't take your breath away going from AC to the heat.
turbodog
Flashaholic
This area is ~10 weeks with no rain. The yard crunches under my feet.
idleprocess
Flashaholic
Got a fraction of an inch the other day, sparing the lawn from last sprinkler's broke and I can't be bothered to replace it harshness. Back yard on the other hand is clearly suffering from the rear neighbor's decision to all but murder their own backyard tree for the benefit of their new curious 4 sides of the roof solar array.
M@elstrom
Flashlight Enthusiast
Winter has ended and the warming has begun, 23c today 
turbodog
Flashaholic
Local water system asked for voluntary cutting back on watering due to recording levels of pumping. Some of their wells, while testing safe, have turned colors.
So the responsible thing to do is to stop with the watering... has that happened? Not that I can see.
So the responsible thing to do is to stop with the watering... has that happened? Not that I can see.
idleprocess
Flashaholic
My city has 3 stages of watering restrictions. Stage 1 is in effect May to October more or less automatically ... and absolutely no one takes notice. City has recently posted signs along thoroughfares to the effect of we're in real stage 1 restrictions now, to little apparent effect. My neighbors continue to flood irrigate their lawns during off days and no one seems to care - and while it might be amusing to call code enforcement, those shenanigans are apt to escalate quickly.
Dave_H
Flashlight Enthusiast
It's been around +33C ("humidex" +40-41C) for the last few days...in September.
Dave
Dave
Dave_H
Flashlight Enthusiast
It's been around +33C ("humidex" +40-41C) for the last few days...in September.
Dave
Dave
turbodog
Flashaholic
In county so no code, in that regard, to speak of.
When they suck the aquifer dry they'll **** & moan about "who could have seen this coming!"
The ignorant around here (areas where groundwater is still plentiful & clean) are taking _no_ steps to keep it that way. They fail to appreciate how fortunate/precious/powerful that resource is.
And now we're in the midst of that heat wave.
Yuck. I went for a ride a 10 last night and came back soaked. July is back with a vengeance, although it appears it'll be short-lived. We'll be in the 60s and 70s by next week. Hopefully until next year,
