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Well, only the past couple of days could really classify as Arizona style "dry heat." Some of this time we had the humidity of Tropical Storm Lee added to the 100+ temperature, making it qualify for the "excessive heat warnings," which we have seldom seen until this year. Heat Advisories happen here all of the time after about Mid-May.

David

"Anyone who thinks he has a better idea of what's good for people than people do is a swine."--P. J. O’Rourke

On 9/13/2011 9:53 PM, [email protected] wrote:
Maybe I should have sympathy but it is difficult for someone who has
lived through several Arizona Summers. In metro Phx it usually hits the first
100 degrees in early June and stays that way for July-August and into September.
ALL days, except maybe 4 or 5 where it "only" gets to 98 or 99.
 
Folks there complain when they get X number of days above 110.
Temps in the 115 range are not unusual in July & August. I remember, vividly,
walking a dog at midnight one year and looking at a bank sign that
showed the temperature. Midnight and it still was 100.
 
After a while that was enough. From than on, think the last was about 1992 or so,
my Summers were in Flagstaff ( which is like Oregon ) or up in  Washington state,
until finally relocating here in 1999.
 
Do you have a swimming pool ?  That helps.
 
Billy
 
 
 
 
message dated 9/13/2011 7:22:03 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
Records for today:

1) 70th day at 100 or above for the year, displacing 1980.
2) Broke the old daily record of 100 for 09/13.
3) Hottest Temperature ever recorded in DFW after Labor Day.

That last one was a bit of a shocker, there.

David
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