That's a ten on the misery scale if you are outdoors. That is one of the highest heat indices I've seen this year.95/80 HI 116
I’ll take August over July any day. Sun is less intense and we are close to fall. Nights are usually a little cooler later in the month. And it’s the start of football season. Plus the tropics are usually fun to track.August isn’t a terrible month. Grass slows down by the 15th and doesn’t need cutting as often no matter how much rain. Sun angle is dropping and it hurts less to be out in it. About a 1 in 3 shot I’ll be pulling out a light jacket or long sleeve for the Southern 500 Labor Day Weekend based off the past decade. Dropping into the mid to low 60s with lower humidity feels positively autumnal after months of heat.
pretty different from those high noon startsAugust isn’t a terrible month. Grass slows down by the 15th and doesn’t need cutting as often no matter how much rain. Sun angle is dropping and it hurts less to be out in it. About a 1 in 3 shot I’ll be pulling out a light jacket or long sleeve for the Southern 500 Labor Day Weekend based off the past decade. Dropping into the mid to low 60s with lower humidity feels positively autumnal after months of heat.
Thunder & lighting this morning..
88/79 at 9am......good times
Could be. That sensor is near the river and swampland so I could see a DP max in that area. A friend that lives west of there by 20 miles had a 80 DP on his Davis last night so it's seems plausibleYou think this dew-point sensor is right?
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