July 15, 20232 yr 2 hours ago, bolverk said: The temperature of your bedroom can make a significant difference to your sleep quality. The best room temperature for sleep is approximately 65 degrees Fahrenheit (18.3 degrees Celsius). This may vary by a few degrees from person to person, but most doctors recommend keeping the thermostat set between 60 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit (15.6 to 20 degrees Celsius) for the most comfortable sleep. https://www.sleepfoundation.org/bedroom-environment/best-temperature-for-sleep What about with wind chill?
July 15, 20232 yr 3 hours ago, troph said: Not risk of death cold, come on man. I’m talking 67-69 degrees. Edit - bolverk gave the cites for it. Thanks. Understood, just don't like it that cold. I am also not an idiot out running at 104. Have done that as well and being a heat casualty sucks.
July 15, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, InkaUtexas said: Understood, just don't like it that cold. I am also not an idiot out running at 104. Have done that as well and being a heat casualty sucks. People that walk their dogs out in this should have their faces smashed into the ground so they can see how hot it is on their pup's pads.
July 15, 20232 yr People that walk their dogs out in this should have their faces smashed into the ground so they can see how hot it is on their pup's pads.Not to mention heat stroke is not recoverable for dogs. Our local vet has fb messages nearly every day saying “I saw x dogs today with heat stroke and y of them didn’t make it.”
July 15, 20232 yr Worked with a K-9 EOD team in Afghanistan. Handlers insisted we go out real early, like 4AM and get the pups back to the house by noon. I got in trouble for bringing them into the team house during the hottest part of the day. Had them in the one room we kept cold and they were just kicking it on the couch with me. Boss was not a dog person, think he liked parakeets, and was pissed I had them in there. Said something about company paid furniture and such. Told the boss he could kiss my ass, it is 110 and these pups are keeping us safe. Dogs stayed on the couch while I watched cricket.
July 15, 20232 yr Meant to get out for my bike ride earlier this morning, but got sidetracked by stupid shit and didnt get out until like 11:30. Rode for an hour and I swear it took me that long to recover when I got back to my house. For the first 30 minutes I just lay on the floor under a ceiling fan, lulz. I think that might be it for my noon bike rides for a while. Its fucking hot out.
July 15, 20232 yr 85 day, 75 at night. Pisses me off when Chica cranks it down and then puts on PJ's to sleep. 85 during the day? Thats basically what our house is with no AC
July 15, 20232 yr 2 minutes ago, Eskimohorn said: 85 during the day? Thats basically what our house is with no AC Yep. And I do fine.
July 15, 20232 yr What about with wind chill?My room gets a regular stiff breeze, but it comes out at about 98.6 degrees, so doesn’t cool us well.
July 15, 20232 yr 35 minutes ago, Eskimohorn said: 85 during the day? Thats basically what our house is with no AC That's basically my house with AC right now.....
July 15, 20232 yr The low of 79° at Camp Mabry tied a record warm low first set in 2011. Clouds were quickly clearing during the 9 to 11 a.m. time frame. Most highs today will peak between 103° and 107°. Camp Mabry reached 107° Friday afternoon, 11° above normal and within 1° of tying a record. Today’s record high is 108° set in 1925. The wind will come out of the south increasing to 10 to 15 mph. ---- From KXAN
July 15, 20232 yr Going to DC tomorrow. 91/70, 90/72 and 89/70. That’s not cool or anything but a welcome respite from houston. was at splashtown today and it was packed and also Hot AF.
July 15, 20232 yr Just ran 4.5 miles. Lost 5.5 lbs of water. Fuck this. Going to DC tomorrow. 91/70, 90/72 and 89/70. That’s not cool or anything but a welcome respite from houston. was at splashtown today and it was packed and also Hot AF.
July 15, 20232 yr Going to DC tomorrow. 91/70, 90/72 and 89/70. That’s not cool or anything but a welcome respite from houston. was at splashtown today and it was packed and also Hot AF. I’m on my way there now. Edited July 15, 20232 yr by Hate
July 15, 20232 yr Popular Post 3 minutes ago, Hate said: I’m on my way there now. Which one DC or splashtown? One is a piss soaked cesspool filled with disgusting people, the other is a water park.
July 15, 20232 yr 18 minutes ago, Wulaw Horn said: Going to DC tomorrow. 91/70, 90/72 and 89/70. That’s not cool or anything but a welcome respite from houston. was at splashtown today and it was packed and also Hot AF. Worse summers of my life were in DC. Fuck that swamp.
July 15, 20232 yr 18 minutes ago, InkaUtexas said: Worse summers of my life were in DC. Fuck that swamp. DC weather crushes 99% of Texas weather
July 15, 20232 yr 6 minutes ago, closetohumping said: DC weather crushes 99% of Texas weather Sure it is. The DC snowflakes can keep telling themselves that.
July 15, 20232 yr Dude, the sky turns off green in the summer. All that crap coming off the highways just sits. 98 degrees, high humidity and no wind flow.
July 15, 20232 yr 5 minutes ago, InkaUtexas said: Dude, the sky turns off green in the summer. All that crap coming off the highways just sits. 98 degrees, high humidity and no wind flow. 98 degrees? DC is almost never that hot. It's 87 there right now. Meanwhile it's 105 in Austin. Houston is worse than DC. It's not even close. Same principle except it's 10 degrees hotter. This is a bunch of cities listed by how often the heat index got above 95, 105 and 115 over a 30 year period ('78 to '07). The only cities that compare to Houston are NOLA and Phoenix.
July 15, 20232 yr 15 minutes ago, ztejas said: 98 degrees? DC is almost never that hot. It's 87 there right now. Meanwhile it's 105 in Austin. Houston is worse than DC. It's not even close. Same principle except it's 10 degrees hotter. This is a bunch of cities listed by how often the heat index got above 95, 105 and 115 over a 30 year period ('78 to '07). The only cities that compare to Houston are NOLA and Phoenix. Having lived in both, disagree as a practical matter. DC is on a swamp. You try cramming on the red line and walking from Union Station to the Hill in a suit when it’s 93 degrees. NYC arguably almost as bad too. Edited July 15, 20232 yr by We’reTexas
July 15, 20232 yr 7 minutes ago, ztejas said: 98 degrees? DC is almost never that hot. It's 87 there right now. Meanwhile it's 105 in Austin. Houston is worse than DC. It's not even close. Same principle except it's 10 degrees hotter. This is a bunch of cities listed by how often the heat index got above 95, 105 and 115 over a 30 year period ('78 to '07). The only cities that compare to Houston are NOLA and Phoenix. Tell me you don't know DC. Yes it will hit 98.
July 15, 20232 yr 12 minutes ago, We’reTexas said: Having lived in both, disagree as a practical matter. DC is on a swamp. You try cramming on the red line and walking from Union State to the Hill in a suit when it’s 93 degrees. NYC arguably almost as bad too. You're referring to time spent walking around or on the subway. Which you do more of in DC and NY. I'm talking about how hot it actually is. Go walk around Houston between bus stops in a suit and tell me how it goes. Last time I was in HOU in the summer for a few days did a good bit of walking around as I didn't have a car. The heat was ludicrously oppressive. To where I wondered why the fuck anyone would live there. I don't disagree that as a lived experience DC might be more miserable. I'm just referring to how quickly you want to kill yourself sitting outside in direct sunlight. 8 minutes ago, InkaUtexas said: Tell me you don't know DC. Yes it will hit 98. ? You can look this stuff up. It hit 98 one time in DC last year.
July 15, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, ztejas said: Sure it is. The DC snowflakes can keep telling themselves that. So you prefer Texas weather over DC?
July 15, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, ztejas said: You're referring to time spent walking around or on the subway. Which you do more of in DC and NY. I'm talking about how hot it actually is. Go walk around Houston between bus stops in a suit and tell me how it goes. Last time I was in HOU in the summer for a few days did a good bit of walking around as I didn't have a car. The heat was ludicrously oppressive. To where I wondered why the fuck anyone would live there. I don't disagree that as a lived experience DC might be more miserable. I'm just referring to how quickly you want to kill yourself sitting outside in direct sunlight. ? You can look this stuff up. It hit 98 one time in DC last year. Last year. Yeah, I never lived there. Crystal City metro would microwave your ass.
July 16, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, InkaUtexas said: Crystal City metro would microwave your ass. Are you even reading what I'm writing? I already addressed this. I don't care how hot you think DC is - Houston is empirically much hotter and you will feel it if you're doing the same activities in the same environs. The subway is a man-made environment. I can get in a 150 degree sauna in Norway - that doesn't mean Norway is hotter than Jacksonville, Florida in August. If you would rather walk 20 city blocks in Houston on an average day in July than DC or NYC you're out of your fucking mind. And I've spent time in all 3 of those cities during summer months. Also Houston is at a much lower latitude and the sun will fry you to a greater degree. Edited July 16, 20232 yr by ztejas
July 16, 20232 yr I lived in dc and been in nyc in the summer. Both can be fucking hot. Neither touches houston or austin heat imo. Also it cools down in late September to there
July 16, 20232 yr Hear ya. Guess the difference to me is I can hit the river anytime I want. DC sucked in the summer. Nuff said.
July 16, 20232 yr Just now, InkaUtexas said: Hear ya. Guess the difference to me is I can hit the river anytime I want. DC sucked in the summer. Nuff said. It did. But the beach is reasonably close to dc and they have the river in wva.
July 16, 20232 yr 4 minutes ago, InkaUtexas said: Hear ya. Guess the difference to me is I can hit the river anytime I want. DC sucked in the summer. Nuff said. Definitely not arguing that DC sucks in the summer.
July 16, 20232 yr 8 minutes ago, closetohumping said: It did. But the beach is reasonably close to dc and they have the river in wva. Maryland is where you get crabs. Not swim! Yes, I am still pissed over the UT Loss. Fuck those turtles.
July 16, 20232 yr 1 minute ago, InkaUtexas said: Maryland is where you get crabs. Not swim! Yes, I am still pissed over the UT Loss. Fuck those turtles. Rehoboth.
July 16, 20232 yr That's basically my house with AC right now.....Yeah that’s crazy. I have a 24 SEER2 system and it rarely turns on during the day set to 75.
July 16, 20232 yr 2 minutes ago, closetohumping said: Rehoboth. Deleware dude. I would head south and hit Nags head.
July 16, 20232 yr 8 minutes ago, InkaUtexas said: Maryland is where you get crabs. Not swim! Yes, I am still pissed over the UT Losses. Fuck those turtles. F"n Herman. The second loss was when I knew he was a waste of time. Choad.
July 16, 20232 yr 11 hours ago, SimonBolivar said: Do you also take fucking cold as shit showers like my wife does? My man kicks it in a 85 degree house during the day and you're asking if he takes cold showers? He probably gets a rolling boil in the bath before jumping in
July 16, 20232 yr 2 hours ago, ztejas said: You're referring to time spent walking around or on the subway. Which you do more of in DC and NY. I'm talking about how hot it actually is. I literally referred to “as a practical matter”, the lived experience. Of course Houston is objectively worse but you are insulated from the heat except for the spare moments when you exit your home to your SUV to your frigid office. On that note, I realized I’d lived in CA too long when I thought it was a good idea to walk 2 miles through Montrose one day last summer. JFC.
July 16, 20232 yr 4 hours ago, drt said: Just ran 4.5 miles. Lost 5.5 lbs of water. Fuck this. Unless you’re being chased by the cops, it’s stupid as fuck to be out running in this shit.
July 16, 20232 yr 17 minutes ago, We’reTexas said: I literally referred to “as a practical matter”, the lived experience. Of course Houston is objectively worse but you are insulated from the heat except for the spare moments when you exit your home to your SUV to your frigid office. On that note, I realized I’d lived in CA too long when I thought it was a good idea to walk 2 miles through Montrose one day last summer. JFC. We're on the same page. Didn't mean to come across cunty or anything. Guess I didn't know what you meant by "as a practical matter". Edited July 16, 20232 yr by ztejas
July 16, 20232 yr Went fishing at Camp Mabry this morning. Pond was a good foot and a half lower than it was two weeks ago. If we don't get some rain, the fish will be concentrated in about a 50 square foot area by the end of the summer.
July 16, 20232 yr Went fishing at Camp Mabry this morning. Pond was a good foot and a half lower than it was two weeks ago. If we don't get some rain, the fish will be concentrated in about a 50 square foot area by the end of the summer. Makes it easy to find the honey hole!
July 16, 20232 yr Just now, txduck87 said: Makes it easy to find the honey hole! The South Austin's mom of fishing ponds.
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