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BumRushDaShow

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13. The rain will keep the "mid-90s" from going to the "upper 90s"

Reply to Siwsan (Original post)

Mon Jun 17, 2024, 09:30 AM

Jun 2024

by adding some moisture to the top layer of soil (the energy needed to evaporate that would keep it from further heating the air although it does obviously add humidity).

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I guess Mother Nature decided that today's weather wasn't miserable enough [View all] Siwsan Jun 2024 OP

Ugh! 2naSalit Jun 2024 #1

Hope all your outdoor kids are safe and can endure the heat. Fla Dem Jun 2024 #2

I put some nice comfy beds and pillows on the deck for them. Guess what I was doing at 2:30 this morning Siwsan Jun 2024 #5

I am so sorry.That is going to be exhausting for all of you. 95+ here today, niyad Jun 2024 #3

I hear ya ybbor Jun 2024 #4

The rain refilled the outdoor bowls, that's for sure Siwsan Jun 2024 #6

They scared the bejeezus out of the cats and me at around 3:30 this morning. catbyte Jun 2024 #7

This feels much more like August weather Siwsan Jun 2024 #8

Same forecast here in western NY. wnylib Jun 2024 #9

Finger Lakes here. SidneyR Jun 2024 #12

I'm much farther west than that. When I said "lakes," wnylib Jun 2024 #14

We're hoping for thunderstorms down here. We're on the cusp of Stage 3 water restrictions due to the drought. surfered Jun 2024 #10

Whoa... Island Deac Jun 2024 #11

The rain will keep the "mid-90s" from going to the "upper 90s" BumRushDaShow Jun 2024 #13

Thunderstorms are often followed by some cooler relief and a break in the humidity. Martin68 Jun 2024 #15