107°F but quitur bitchin cause Feels Like 106°F

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WTF? Weather.com always has this nonesense.

[Bill-B]

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http://www.weather.com/outlook/homeandgarden/home/local/85044?from=hp_promolocator&lswe=85044&lwsa=Weather36HourHomeCommand

109°F
Feels Like
107°F

[Zya8187]

http://www.weather.com/outlook/homea...ourHomeCommand


109°F
Feels Like
107°F

It's called humidity. The west over there where you are at doesn't ever have any. In the south east we have to much. If you put in a zip code somewhere on the southeast then it would say something like 101 degrees feels like 115 degrees. It's all about the water levels in the air. Did you ever take a science class?

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It's called humidity. The west over there where you are at doesn't ever have any. In the south east we have to much. If you put in a zip code somewhere on the southeast then it would say something like 101 degrees feels like 115 degrees. It's all about the water levels in the air. Did you ever take a science class?

Yes I did.


Ever hear of humor?

Shame humor can't be taught. Perhaps you could look into a transplant?

My point, since you have no clue is 107= HOT 106= HOT

Get it?

Fucking tool

[LINUS]

Yes I did.


Ever hear of humor?

Shame humor can't be taught. Perhaps you could look into a transplant?

My point, since you have no clue is 107= HOT 106= HOT

Get it?

Fucking tool

Don't it feel good to blast a tard? I mean, I'm even smiling and I had no part of your blasting. There's thereputic benefit in it for sure.

[e30e]

Zya8187 - Arizona is called a dry heat for about 10 to 11 months out the year, because its usually hot and dry. But we also get whats called a monsooon in mid-summer to late summer, so we do get humidity. It may not be 85% or higher like you may get in the south, but when its a 110 and theres 18% humidity in Phoenix or 100 and 24% humidity in Tucson. Its no longer a dry heat....BTW it feels cooler here its 99, but it feels 98! :)

[parkerbink]

Don't it feel good to blast a tard? I mean, I'm even smiling and I had no part of your blasting. There's thereputic benefit in it for sure.

Yes it does feel good. I felt bad at first for blasting him but the point of the humorous post was to cheer myself up as I was having a stressful day.


e30e, thanks for explaining the oddities of Phoenix weather to him I just did not feel he deserved a SCIENTIFIC explanation.

[Dave]

Its not so bad - its a DRY heat, right? :-P

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Its not so bad - its a DRY heat, right? :-P

Actually right now it's 17% humidity but when lead is melting it's hot!


LOL

[Dave]

Yeah - its pretty bad when you get back from the Tropics and its hotter when you get home.

It was 85ish when we left JA and 100 here.

[parkerbink]

What global warming?????

[blunttech]

Don't it feel good to blast a tard? I mean, I'm even smiling and I had no part of your blasting. There's thereputic benefit in it for sure.

one day im going to make it a point to talk to people face to face just like i do on the internet as sort of an experiment. see how many times i get kicked square in the balls. the internet is indeed very therapeutic.

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one day im going to make it a point to talk to people face to face just like i do on the internet as sort of an experiment. see how many times i get kicked square in the balls. the internet is indeed very therapeutic.

I spoke to a client on the phone that was rude, clueless & an idiot. I told it as I saw it as I knew that if he were adversarial pre taking his case he would be worse later after I let him be attacking.

He said I would not talk to him that way if he were in the room and I said I would and told him to come on down (our address is known) This was months ago he has not darkened our door.

[xLibelle]

we had a 120 heat index twice last week