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Oooh weee
... it's hot out there. Good thing I wore sleeveless jersey in my ride to work today. Feels like I'm back in SoCal
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Yeah, I just checked NOAA for my ride home:
Last Update on 13 Jun 15:53 PDT
Fair
101°F
(38°C)Humidity:12 %Wind Speed:NNW 10 MPH
Barometer:29.87 in (1011.50 mb)Dewpoint:40°F (4°C)Heat Index:96°F (36°C)Visibility:10.00 MilesOther Local Obs2 Day History
Zone Area Forecast for Southern Sacramento Valley, CAPrintable ForecastText Only ForecastText Forecast (°C)About Point ForecastsHourly Weather GraphTabular ForecastForecast DiscussionRoad ConditionsWatches and WarningsMore Observations
Last Update on 13 Jun 15:53 PDT
Fair
101°F
(38°C)Humidity:12 %Wind Speed:NNW 10 MPH
Barometer:29.87 in (1011.50 mb)Dewpoint:40°F (4°C)Heat Index:96°F (36°C)Visibility:10.00 MilesOther Local Obs2 Day History
Zone Area Forecast for Southern Sacramento Valley, CAPrintable ForecastText Only ForecastText Forecast (°C)About Point ForecastsHourly Weather GraphTabular ForecastForecast DiscussionRoad ConditionsWatches and WarningsMore Observations
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I took a ride at lunchtime, came back to the office, showered, and when back to my cube. I was still sweating 30 mins later.......
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I did bike/train with just my work clothes, knowing there was no way I was gonna ride the full length today.
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Originally Posted by UmneyDurak
Trust me thats nothing. When I lived near Stockton you could cook eggs outside on metal.
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I used to live in Pasadena ... I think my body has wimped out, after 8 years in the bay area ... I used to think 90 is nothing, 100, still go out. In fact, I went out playing tennis in 2nd stage smog alert ... but now??? what a wimp!
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I use to live here for a couple years:
https://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/...st?query=85719
even worse.. I lived here for a year (humidity sucks!)
https://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/...st?query=34209
https://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/...st?query=85719
even worse.. I lived here for a year (humidity sucks!)
https://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/...st?query=34209
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Yes, but it's a dry heat.
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As I left the office, some guy on the sidewalk yelled at me "Make sure you drink!"
Must have been another cyclist....
Must have been another cyclist....
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Rode up to the school at Montebello Road and then turned around instead of heading all the way to the gate at the top. Fortunately, I started the ride at 6:15, so the heat was starting to die down and much of Montebello Road is shaded. We've been pretty lucky lately with the relatively cool weather.
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Originally Posted by 7rider
Rode up to the school at Montebello Road and then turned around instead of heading all the way to the gate at the top. Fortunately, I started the ride at 6:15, so the heat was starting to die down and much of Montebello Road is shaded. We've been pretty lucky lately with the relatively cool weather.
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104 at the start of my MTB race last night. The funny thing is I felt better than I have all season. Rode to work today which was really nice temp wise... but this afternoon will be another story
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The nice thing is that the heat is cyclic, at least around here. Give it a couple of days, and we'll have a marine layer and cool breezes again for a little bit.
I'm scratching my noon ride today - gonna read a book in the cafeteria and see what kind of fashion show the hot weather produces........
I'm scratching my noon ride today - gonna read a book in the cafeteria and see what kind of fashion show the hot weather produces........
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Oh man, it was mid 70s when I left at 6:40 this morning. That does not bode well for this afternoon. And tonight is office softball at 6pm, should be well over 100 then.
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Originally Posted by spingineer
Wasn't out there yesterday, but if you do see a slow Seven climbing Montebello, that'll be me.
The relative lack of traffic on Montebello (barring the occasional Fast and the Furious wannabee) is a nice respite from the more congested routes in the valley.
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If I'd known it was going to be that hot I don't think I would have gone out and done 80 miles yesterday. By mile 60 I thought I was going to vomit. It didn't help that the water stop on Cañada (between 92 and Edgewood) was closed.
Hey Spingineer, nice to see another Axiom rider. Ain't Ti great?
Hey Spingineer, nice to see another Axiom rider. Ain't Ti great?
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Originally Posted by twocoasttb
If I'd known it was going to be that hot I don't think I would have gone out and done 80 miles yesterday. By mile 60 I thought I was going to vomit. It didn't help that the water stop on Cañada (between 92 and Edgewood) was closed.
Hey Spingineer, nice to see another Axiom rider. Ain't Ti great?
Hey Spingineer, nice to see another Axiom rider. Ain't Ti great?
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103* at 6 pm when we began our club ride -- oy! The streets were emanating heat waves. I already miss winter.
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I'm not sure how hot it was on the ride home from work - but I only suffered when I was stopped by red lights.