128

That's the temp in Death Valley. http://headlines.accuweather.com/news-story.asp?partner=accuweather&myadc=0&article=5 :leaving:

WOW... :leaving:

going to be 83 here, but humid as fork!

we're looking 93 - 95 here today...will probably get showers around 4 pm...

:jd: 128? Ive done 124. The idiot kid i was then, I was outside riding around on my bicycle. And I thought 124 sucked. But 128, damn. Has it hit 130 there? We had 118 or something yesterday. I can attest, that anything over 112 is HOT HOT HOT!!! Drink lots of water!!!

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WOWZA...128..... and I get all crazy when is 98 and humid out

It's supposed to be like 105 here today. Forget drinking water, drink VODKA! Much better and healthier for you!

F all that!!

we're looking 93 - 95 here today...will probably get showers around 4 pm... and the Urr Conditioning in my class isnt working :yikes:

A/C is a luxury. You don't need it, no reason for it.

Um... why don't you take a big step off a small cliff! Oh, and have a nice day! :D

A/C is a luxury. You don't need it, no reason for it. When you live in a place where its 10:00 at night, and its still over 100 degrees, then try calling it a luxury. And since I DO LIVE SOMWHERE LIKE THAT, for most people here AC is a must. If it were to me, On a necessity scale of 1-10, 10 needing it the most, i give it a 7.5. Swimming pools are another really really helpful activity in the summer here :D

I wouldn't not want to live w/o a/c!

When you live in a place where its 10:00 at night, and its still over 100 degrees, then try calling it a luxury. And since I DO LIVE SOMWHERE LIKE THAT, for most people here AC is a must. If it were to me, On a necessity scale of 1-10, 10 needing it the most, i give it a 7.5. Swimming pools are another really really helpful activity in the summer here :D :withstupi As an eleven year veteran of Phoenix, I agree. I wouldn't have lived there one month without AC.

128?!!!!!!! :yikes: :leaving: .

I'll stick with the 90 some degree temps vs. 128!

:withstupi As an eleven year veteran of Phoenix, I agree. I wouldn't have lived there one month without AC. Would you trade it for D-town weather?

I'd rather the pool over the A/C.

Would you trade it for D-town weather? Growing up in D-Town, I'd say yes as long as we're talking summer. Then again, I'll complain about the weather no matter where I am. :D

D-town weather all year around... you trade all of your current weather for all of my current weather... would ya do it?

D-town weather all year around... you trade all of your current weather for all of my current weather... would ya do it? Nope :nonod: ....Its only hot for 3-4 months. This is my 10th summer here, Im used to it. Its a 3 month "sacrifice" (if you call swimming pools and beautiful ladies wearing minimal clothing and/or bikinis all over town a sacrifice :drool: ) October-November is nice. Then it gets a "Little" cold in december and January. After that all the way up to june is AWESOME!!! Cant beat the nightlife here either!

D-town weather all year around... you trade all of your current weather for all of my current weather... would ya do it? I'll trade you GasMan. I love that weather! You can have this heat. Since the only benefit is the ability to ride like 11 months out of the year, possibly 12, depending. And like snadamo, the ladies don't wear much leaving little to the imagination.

After a while I get sick of the various weather here in Michigan but it's constantly different. I think I need a snowmobile to take advantage of all Michigan's weather!

After a while I get sick of the various weather here in Michigan but it's constantly different. I think I need a snowmobile to take advantage of all Michigan's weather! :iagree: I have rode my uncles snowmobile in owasso MI that was a blast. I never felt I needed one living in OH, KY, or MD just not enough snow...but now that I live in PA, I think I would use it non stop in the winter.

I go to Owosso all the time for work... lots of good places to ride it out there!

I go to Owosso all the time for work... lots of good places to ride it out there! I need to get up that way with the bike. my mom's entire side of the family lives in MI, Ionia, Grand Rapids, Owosso, and Lansing.

At Fort Drum, NY (Watertown) they actually close the base due to too much snowfall! They also started a shuttle-bus system to get people on the base with military vehicles when it snows too much so that they can make sure people are getting to work safely.

You should come over and bring the bike in the truck so you can ride with WOS!