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92.9 °F
Clear
Humidity: 26%
Dew Point: 53 °F
Wind: 8.0 mph from the South
Wind Gust: 13.0 mph
Pressure: 29.10 in (Falling)
Heat Index: 90 °F
Visibility: 10.0 miles
UV: 7 out of 16
Clouds: Clear -
(Above Ground Level)
Elevation: 690 ft

the venturi æffect of the breeze going in one ear & out the other must cool you off considerably

The venturi effect causes a pressure differential.

I'm sure you've probably experienced choked flow before, though.

It's usually not this cold this time of year.


In Ashland, KY

45°F | °C
Current: Cloudy
Wind: NW at 3 mph
Humidity: 81%


Winter is going to be hell this year.

I'll be going out and swimming laps after work.
The pool is back up to about 85 today.

who gives a fuck?

San Diego Weather: Fair

Temperature: 75°
Barometer: 29.84 in and falling
Humidity: 71%
Visibility: 9 mi
Dewpoint: 64°
Wind: S 10 mph

You just need to move a few miles inland.

Mikey wrote:You just need to move a few miles inland.

About a mile from Monty field here. Now.

I'm thinking back to OB sounds nice.

Yeah, come to think of it I'm ready to move back to the beach. It's been a long time.

Del Mar, PB, Salami Bench, Cardiff and Qualeudia during various periods of my younger post UCSD days.

Can't afford it though.

I just don't want to buy while the govt' is keeping prices over-inflated,and am too lazy to move twice.

But actually this part of town is pretty chill. Except for the fucking humidity.

I think the OL has decided that she hates living in Fallbrook and would rather move to a trailer park in Oceanside.

I'm not quite ready for that, though. Not as long as I'm still ambulatory and able to feed myself.

So, the early part of 2010 then...

Van wrote:So, the early part of 2010 then...

Define early.

We'll break it up into thirds. Or, later, once it suits, quadrants.

My first stroke isn't scheduled until the end of May.

At that time my wife will be free to prop me up in a folding chair at Laguna Vista Mobile Estates with a transistor radio in my lap so I can watch the young Marine wives, Mexicans and Blondie Babe look alikes come and go all day long.

I doubt that sweet outdoor kitchen setup you got would last long at the mobile estates, mike. best just stay put. besides that whole area will be underwater, ohhh, by late next year, according to algore.

38 and light rain here, I've been in shorts all day. It snowed 6 inches yesterday in State College 200 miles east, tons of trees down and power outages. They still got 95k+ for the football game today.

pools covered for the year.

mikey, you and all you other no pool cover owning weather pussies can sukk my cahk.

88 wrote:There is a freeze warning for the rural away-from-the-lake part of the county.

That was in reference to Terrell's QB rating, not the weather.

how 'bout your pool temp?

Today is the first day in over a week I've got to see what blue sky looks like and feel the sun.

Can't really ever remember such a long stretch of gloomy, overcast, nasty ass blustery weather. It sucked... though if you're from Seattle it probably seemed just like home. Or so I've heard.

Amazing the difference a sunny day can make towards your disposition. I feel downright giddy with optimism. Almost.

War Wagon wrote:Can't really ever remember such a long stretch of gloomy, overcast, nasty ass blustery weather. It sucked... though if you're from Seattle it probably seemed just like home. Or so I've heard.

Yup, always cloudy & raining all year. Don't move here.

Sunny and supposed to be 72 degrees today.....nice weather. We should be in upper 50's, low 60's for highs this time of year.

Then it can drop into the teens and drop a foot of snow by the early part of NOV. and get back up to 75 degrees for Thanksgiving....and it usually does.

I would gladly move to a warmer climate but my wife lived in Boston for 6 years and refuses to move away from her parents again. Looks like I'm stuck!

don't worry. her folk'll die off soon enough.

It was around 60 last night for the most part.

I thought it was warm enough to where I wouldn't have to cut off any of my fans on my condensers at the plant. I was wrong. I hydrated a chemical process line and was out there with a fucking steam hose for three hours trying to get the motherfucking thing unplugged.

I hate cold weather.

Go Coogs' wrote:I was out there with a fucking steam hose for three hours trying to get the motherfucking thing unplugged.

Rumplewife having "female problems"?

rumps wrote:Looks like I'm stuck!

Scream mvscal's name and if she hears you the flow will resume, dislodging you. If not, try digging in with the crampons...

After reading my post I said to myself, "Self, here comes the haymakers."

I suck at this messageboarding thingy.

It's ok - she can't hear the haymakers across the cavernous, yawning expanse.

Grab a fistful of pubes - the stuff that looks like kudzu way up over your head - and tug your way out. Next time bring a canary to warn of incipient queefage.

PSUFAN wrote:Grab a fistful of pubes - the stuff that looks like kudzu way up over your head - and tug your way out. Next time bring a canary to warn of incipient queefage.

Solid, solid effort.

Catapult your way out, Rumps.

Go ahead and round the bases, PSU.

I just threw you a hanging curve on a 2-0 count.

Congrats.

Papa Willie wrote:69 here at 6:10 - humidity at 38%. Got up to 72 today. Never saw a cloud. I'd give anything if it stayed like this year 'round.....

At least you didn't have to get out your fucking steam hose.