Looking for Sympathy!

[Black wallnut]

Ellensburg, Wa 4:40 pm PDLST. 105 °F.

If I wanted Texan weather I'd move!

oh yeah 14% humidity!

[Ed62]

What are you crying about? It's a dry heat.

Ed

[blame]

Lol....... Ed

[Popeye]

Ellensburg, Wa 4:40 pm PDLST. 105 °F.

If I wanted Texan weather I'd move!

oh yeah 14% humidity!

Whaaa, and you the dispatcher working in an air conditioned office. Get out there and hump some freight or drop and hook some trailers with the landing gear way too low or high and 47k in the wagon. Dispatchers, blaaaaa what are we to do with them...................?........Signed, Driver
Oh, and I forgot, and the humidity around 98%. Sure is easier to shovel than snow though

[cabinetman]

Whaaa, and you the dispatcher working in an air conditioned office. Get out there and hump some freight or drop and hook some trailers with the landing gear way too low or high and 47k in the wagon. Dispatchers, blaaaaa what are we to do with them...................?........Signed, Driver
Oh, and I forgot, and the humidity around 98%. Sure is easier to shovel than snow though

Yeah Pat I'll 10-4 that. It's been over 100 deg here with 95% H. What do we call that...wet humidity????

[Stytooner]

Yeah Pat I'll 10-4 that. It's been over 100 deg here with 95% H. What do we call that...wet humidity????

Hey, some people pay good money to go sit in a sauna. All we gotta do is cash in.

BW, sorry I can't sympathize. I didn't know humidity would go that low.

[Ed62]

Yeah Pat I'll 10-4 that. It's been over 100 deg here with 95% H. What do we call that...wet humidity????

Nope. That's what you call HOT! But I guess that's probably how Mark and Milissa feel, given their location.

Ed

[MilDoc]

While I don't envy the 105, don't move to Texas right now unless you want RAIN!

[Hellrazor]

Whaaa, and you the dispatcher working in an air conditioned office.

I save office work for hot weather... the office hovers around 70-72F

It always annoys my staff when they look for me on a hot day...

[Mrs. Wallnut]

Nope. That's what you call HOT! But I guess that's probably how Mark and Milissa feel, given their location.

Ed

And given that we live in an older mobile home that is tin, and two kids who I won't let go outside because I am afraid they will get heat stroke, I don't sympathize with him either.

I do have to remember to be nice though otherwise he will come home late and then I can't be on the computer without interuptions

[Pappy]

Mark, send our weather back to us. I think all this rain belongs up your way!

Right now Central Texas is caught between 2 high pressure areas that won't let the low pressure that is causing the rain move out. At least it's good for the new trees!

[MilDoc]

You got that right Pappy! Went to Lake Belton yesterday. No place to have a picnic - all the tables were under water!

[mater]

Dry and hot here. We need some rain.

[TheRic]

Here it's 72F with about 40% humidity. Outside it's hot.

Sure could use some of that rain up this way. We are in drought conditions. I forget what stage, heck I didn't even know there were different stages of drought until this year.

[DUD]

It has been in the 90's and high humidity for awhile. We have also had quite a bit of rain, but still low for the year.
My problem is Our A/C went out. I bought the part I diagnozed? Tuesday, however it had also gotten the fan motor. I picked up one yesterday and installed it by noon, turned it on, it ran until 10:00 PM to cut off at 76 degrees. Man it feels good in here. Bill