Fifty Plus (50+) - Hot?

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This was about an hour ago, the official temp was "only" 97 but that was in the shade not about 2 feet above the asphalt.
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twobadfish
06-01-11, 11:00 AM
71 here! GLOBAL WARMING LOLERCICLES
bobbycorno
06-01-11, 03:35 PM
45f and raining at 2:30pm. And this is the DRY side of the mountains!
SP
Bend, OR
ahsposo
06-01-11, 05:02 PM
Give it a few weeks.
You'll be longing for the cool month of May/June...
HTFU
ahsposo
06-01-11, 05:03 PM
45f and raining at 2:30pm. And this is the DRY side of the mountains!
SP
Bend, OR
Oh, pu-leaze!
It was 94F when I got home from today's ride and it wasn't even 1 p.m. I think the "official" high was around 99F.
LAriverRat
06-01-11, 08:12 PM
45f and raining at 2:30pm. And this is the DRY side of the mountains!
SP
Bend, OR
What do you expect? You live in Oregon for Gods sake.
It was 94F when I got home from today's ride and it wasn't even 1 p.m. I think the "official" high was around 99F.
Didn't know it got hot in Georgia! ;-)
ItsJustAHill
06-01-11, 10:23 PM
Rain, thunder, lightning and hail here in Cali. And more on tap for the weekend. :(
bigbadwullf
06-02-11, 07:48 AM
94 in West Tn. Gonna be 97-98 tomorrow.
bobbycorno
06-02-11, 09:19 AM
What do you expect? You live in Oregon for Gods sake.
Have you ever even SEEN this side of the mountains?? Or did you just flunk geography? Avg rainfall here is 10" a year, not the 40+" they get in Portland. And according to the chamber of commerce, we have "300 sunny days a year". :lol:
SP
Bend, OR
Sorta an after the fact observation but I hit what felt to be a bonk point about 5-6 miles after this picture; early in terms of time and mileage from my usual. Happily it was only a couple of miles from my house and on the way back through a shady area, so I didn't have to tough it out for any length of time. Good thing because I felt listless and like crap the rest of the day. I think I pushed my heat tolerance envelope pretty hard.
Yesterday was my 8th day in a row of riding, time to take a day off. I'm installing shelving in the house today. Heading for 100 again today (and tomorrow).
teachme
06-02-11, 10:03 AM
97 to 98 today in Southeast Texas. Wind has become light and variable.
dsprehe89
06-02-11, 10:09 AM
High's here are going to be in the 90's for the rest of summer (tomorrows supposed to be 95F) and humidity (which is the real killer) will be pretty much always above 50%, usually closer to 70-80%. Just get over it and either bring more water and HTFU or get up earlier and ride before the sun comes up. Sorry if I sound like a jerk, but if was always 70F, 0% Humidity, and easy; everyone would ride.
teachme
06-02-11, 10:14 AM
High's here are going to be in the 90's for the rest of summer (tomorrows supposed to be 95F) and humidity (which is the real killer) will be pretty much always above 50%, usually closer to 70-80%. Just get over it and either bring more water and HTFU or get up earlier and ride before the sun comes up. Sorry if I sound like a jerk, but if was always 70F, 0% Humidity, and easy; everyone would ride.
Yep! X2
It is 12:28 p.m. and 60 deg with about 45 deg humidity
wpt
wobblyoldgeezer
06-02-11, 10:39 AM
Warming up nicely here. 44 C today, which is close to as hot as it gets, or within 4 degrees.
But, it's still only about 50% humididity. In a month, that'll be 85% humidity. That's when it stings, like someone throws a pan of water on the sauna stove.
Personally, I prefer hot to cold. California skiing spouse, the reverse. She's off to Russia for the summer!
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