The storms have been all around us this week. Fortunately they have all gone north of us. My heart goes out to all of those affected by the tornadoes. To be hot and humid here today with high in the 90s and heat indices in the 100s.
heat indices – noun
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a number representing the effect of temperature and humidity on humans by combining the two variables into an “apparent” temperature, introduced as a replacement for the temperature-humidity index: a temperature of 90° and relative humidity of 65 percent combine to produce a heat index of 102.
Abbreviation: H.I.
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I have some errands to run so I will be leaving shortly to get started before the chance of storms hits this afternoon. I will visit you all when I get back.
Picture taken through my back screen door just a short time ago when the snow was heavy on the ground and the temp was below zero.
Have a great day. Stay cool and be safe and happy!!
Beth
Beth I want that snow on the ground again now!! I miss it already :)
ReplyDeleteHOT . . . HUMID in Michigan too! I prefer 70's, no humidity!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day and you Be Safe too . . .
Beth, You rascal, you know how to make us not have us complain about the heat.LOL Oh that was a long winter. Hope you are doing well. I am going on the porch any way today. I will sun my feet, that is how I get vitamin "D". Blessings sweet girl, xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteHi Beth! Yes, you have crazy weather just like us. It WASN'T that long ago that we had snow on the ground. We are trying to keep everything shut up here so we can delay turning on the air conditioning. I think it's a pool day (small plastic pool in the back yard, full of grass and toys!)
ReplyDeleteBrrrrr! All those ice and snow stories are still fresh in my memory. Guess the best thing to do now is just turn the airco on full blast and wait for October and cooler weather. Keep Cool! Linda@Wetcreek Blog
ReplyDeleteFunny how that snow looks SO inviting when the temps are in the upper 90's. We had all of those storms a few weeks ago and it was so scary.
ReplyDeleteYou are right about the heat. It has been there with the wind. At least the storms missed us for which I am thankful. I am sorry for those that got hit. They say we are going to have some flooding in the low lying areas along the Missouri River here. I have been trying to catch up with friends this morning before I go do something else. Have a wonderful day and stay cool. Hugs and Prayers from your Missouri Friend
ReplyDeleteMan, then we thought it would NEVER turn warm again!
ReplyDeletethanks for the cool-down photo! hot and VERY muggy here, too.
ReplyDeleteOh no. It's so hot and humid here. It's awful. I have projects that I need to work on outside, but can't get motivated in this Southern heatwave.
ReplyDeleteI having been looking at my snow images as well......could be a nice change for today!!
ReplyDeleteI don't want to say "anything is better than this past Winter, but, anything is...so far:) Thanks for sharing, Beth...
ReplyDeleteJust what I needed, Beth! A cool down. Thank you! It is very hot and humid here in Montreal as well.
ReplyDeleteWe're finally getting a little rain here this afternoon. Ironic that you posted a photo of snow today. I was just telling Hubby this morning that I didn't think winter was ever going to end and that I think our long, frigid winter made us heat intolerant. Gosh, I can't remember ever having as much trouble working in the heat as I've been having since the weather turned warmer.
ReplyDeleteI have a blog friend in Colarado who shared photos of snow on the mountains today!
ReplyDeleteWeather is still not bad here - no AC needed yet.
ReplyDeleteI remember those snow days well!!! I'm not ready for snow yet but will by the time winter rolls around.
Hot here, too, Beth. I have the AC on tonight. Crazy to think we had all that snow a few short weeks ago. I am enjoying every moment of summer I can get-xo Diana
ReplyDeleteHere too it is hot all the time. Air condition is playing a major roll here during summer seasons. There is also power cut often!
ReplyDeletePsychology it often works when hot if you look at snow..
ReplyDeleteHave fun :)
I fear a hot, humid summer. *augh* We have been all over the country this past few weeks. Texas has been the worst for heat and humidity.
ReplyDeleteStay cool! It's a little early for the heat to be here for you guys. July or August normally. Have that fan going with lots of cold water:)
ReplyDeleteBeen raining a lot up here, too. Not as many tornadoes as south, though. Stay cool!
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