Here it is 90 with a "feels like" of 94 and humidity at 57%. Actually, not as bad as yesterday which was a "feels like" of 96 and humidity at about 65%...but still. Very glad I am inside.
A sign in a bank parking lot down the street says it's 86 here. According to the NBC affiliate in Richmond it's 82, with a heat index of 87, and 74% humidity.
And, it's just June.
I'm thinking about cleaning out my freezer, and then crawling in there until at least October.
I can so relate to your icon! My hair does the exact same thing in humid weather.
...er... I guess I shouldn't tell you it was only 53 here yesterday, and only supposed to be 68 today. If it makes you feel any better, by next week we're supposed to be in the mid-80's again.
My hair does the exact same thing in humid weather.
What's really funny is when I get it cut in the summer. The stylists, for some ungodly reason, always try to straighten it, and they succeed... for a little while. Until I leave the shop and go outside. The look on their poor faces when they watch 30 to 45 minutes of work frizz up in less than sixty seconds is pretty priceless. *eg*
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Here it is 90 with a "feels like" of 94 and humidity at 57%. Actually, not as bad as yesterday which was a "feels like" of 96 and humidity at about 65%...but still. Very glad I am inside.
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According to the NBC affiliate in Richmond it's 82, with a
heat index of 87, and 74% humidity.
And, it's just June.
I'm thinking about cleaning out my freezer, and then
crawling in there until at least October.
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...er... I guess I shouldn't tell you it was only 53 here yesterday, and only supposed to be 68 today. If it makes you feel any better, by next week we're supposed to be in the mid-80's again.
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What's really funny is when I get it cut in the summer. The stylists, for some ungodly reason, always try to straighten it, and they succeed... for a little while. Until I leave the shop and go outside. The look on their poor faces when they watch 30 to 45 minutes of work frizz up in less than sixty seconds is pretty priceless. *eg*
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Hey,
Dude, over here? Torrential downpours and thunderstorms for *48 hours straight* Auuugh!
Gav!
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I think if it started to rain here, it would become
steam before it hit the ground.
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Hey,
Well, we're still in a torrential downpour over here. I reccomend you write some more Viggorli fic to take your mind of the heat!!
Gav!