I don't think that was much of a glitch, I think they were just doing a too early summer forecast.
Gets close to that here, with highs around 135I don't think that was much of a glitch, I think they were just doing a too early summer forecast.
For those of you that have not had the "enjoyment" of living in Phoenix in the summer, set you oven to around 140f, crawl in and jog in place for an hour!
Old shop we were in had one bay door facing the wrong direction to catch a breeze, and one pass door. Definitely know the meaning of sweat shop!!! Thermometer would peg out at 140 by noon inside the shop when it was 110 outside. We would go in at 5am and hammer through till 11am, get all repairs done and pray for road calls, or no calls after one so we could call it a day.
My brother in L.A. said "Imagine how hot 2900 make the inside of your car!" i told him that is why we all use window shades in summer...
And the winters are brutal. We're having a major winter storm right now. Drizzling rain for 2 days and high temps that aren't quite making it into the 70s. I hear they are considering declaring a state of emergency due to the severe winter weather we are having.I don't think that was much of a glitch, I think they were just doing a too early summer forecast.
For those of you that have not had the "enjoyment" of living in Phoenix in the summer, set you oven to around 140f, crawl in and jog in place for an hour!
In this city (Phoenix metro) I never ride without protective gear. There are 2 kinds of riders, those who have been down, and those who will. Well, the third kind that buy a bike and never actually ride. I have been down, more than once, and the drivers in this city are some of the most distracted and outright stupid I've ever seen. Anyway, I wear GX-Air gear with full CE armor. I have a vest I wear in the summer. One of those evap cooling rigs full of hydroscopic gel beads that you soak for 2 minutes and put on. It stays damp and cool for hours. And the air flow of the GX-Air gear keeps it pretty darn nice up past 105... until you get stopped in traffic in full sun with no air flow at all, then it's not nice. I stop riding in the day around 110+.
Wow!thats cold. I might go out in long pants. Try going down about 100 degrees colder. we get into the minus 30's for a couple weeks here, then it cools off a little.But it's a "dry heat".
Eh, no big deal. My wife is in Fairbanks with my daughter and new grandson. I think it was a bit below -40 yesterday, they've been having a mild winter so far. We don't do anything half way.
