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Summer is my least favorite season.
Fall > Spring > Winter > Summer
Ditto. I can put on enough clothing to be comfortable in the winter. I could strip down naked and still hate life in this heat.
If I had to be positive I'd have to say I'm glad I live in Ohio again and not in the deep south like I did from 78 to 89. Awful . . .
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Yeah ..... but there are a lot of ladies who never offend, no matter how much they remove. (and I try to ignore and purge from my memory those who should cover up, but don't) To have scantily clad, sexy, beautiful women wandering around, I'll live with some personal discomfort. 
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How many scantily clad, sexy, beautiful women are wandering around Youngstown?
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Can't really speak for downtown Youngstown and I guess we all have our own definitions of scantily clad - but tons of beautiful and sexy women are around Howland, Niles, Canfield, Poland, Boardman etc.
I could live comfortably with 80-85 degrees, but as Ytown noted, the scenery improves the higher the temp gets. This beats the dead of winter.
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How many scantily clad, sexy, beautiful women are wandering around Youngstown?
Maybe not downtown, (although it wouldn't surprise me since there are quite a few clubs, restaurants, and bars there now) but I just dropped my mom off at work (Wal-Mart) and there were no less than 50-60 really good looking women wearing shorts and a little t-shirt ........ or less ....... walking in and out of the store while I was there.
Then throw in all of the assorted car washes and such ...... and there's quite a few rather hot women wandering around the area wearing very little.
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I am picturing you (well, someone, because I don't know what you look like) behind the wheel of your car saying "shh...not now, mom!" while gawking at the scenery.
Me, I like the view afforded by a nice pair of slim jeans, or a dress. Doesn't need to be 90+ degrees out for that.
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Drunk on you - Luke Bryan.
Describes me and my wife. Well - my wife I guess. She's awesome. And boys - she can wear the daisy dukes better than daisy ever did.
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Drunk on you - Luke Bryan.
Describes me and my wife. Well - my wife I guess. She's awesome. And boys - she can wear the daisy dukes better than daisy ever did.
Seeing him in concert next month (Opening for Jason Aldean)
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Phew, 8:51 pm and the heat index is finally under 100 . . . 
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I love summer too, but I haven't had power at my home for 8 days now, thanks to that storm that blew through two Fridays ago. To add to that, it has been consistently 95 to 103 degrees every day, and this is starting to get reeeeeal old. 
I feel for you dawg. I believe I would have been in a hotel after the 2nd day.
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We, supposedly, finally have a crew coming to our road today. I haven't even seen an electric truck within 5 miles of our house for the past 9 days. Oh, the joys of getting your electricity from a rural co-op.
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Well, after 8 days, 23 hours, and 40 minutes of no power, we finally have electricity again!
Here's to being able to take a hot shower and being able to make food!
Did you lose everything in your fridge and freezer/s?
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Welcome back to civilization.
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Most everything. We probably threw out 100 pounds of stuff. A little bit was transferred to a friend's freezer, and a little bit to my mom's fridge. Off to the store to restock tomorrow!
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Ah - that stinks. In more ways than one.
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It kills me that people keep calling today "comfortable". It's still going to be 86-87 degrees. Sure, it's not 104, but it's still hot and it's still not comfortable, imo. Get it down to 73 and we can call it comfortable. 
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We, supposedly, finally have a crew coming to our road today. I haven't even seen an electric truck within 5 miles of our house for the past 9 days. Oh, the joys of getting your electricity from a rural co-op.
That sucks, I remember after Hurricane Charlie our power was out for a couple weeks, and the trucks were all over our area, so we kept hoping, then the let down of coming home from work to find no power.
In fact, for some reason our development is on 2 different grids, so people 5 houses up the road had power 4 days before we did. 
You don't realize how much you rely on electricity until it's gone for an extended period, and houses are built to take advantage of natural airflow for cooling anymore.
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but summer also brings far sexier (and less) clothing on the ladies.
That's a great point.
What wins out? windows-open-type-weather and football, OR, women barely clothed?
I have a girlfriend, so the season with football wins, haha.
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It kills me that people keep calling today "comfortable". It's still going to be 86-87 degrees. Sure, it's not 104, but it's still hot and it's still not comfortable, imo. Get it down to 73 and we can call it comfortable.
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It kills me that people keep calling today "comfortable". It's still going to be 86-87 degrees. Sure, it's not 104, but it's still hot and it's still not comfortable, imo. Get it down to 73 and we can call it comfortable.
87 is very comfortable... heck 95 is comfortable unless the humidity is real high.. maybe not comfortable to sleep in without AC but as far as being out and about... 90 is fine.
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It's a very comfortable 111 here 
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It's a very comfortable 111 here
The average temperature in July in Vegas is 106.. you are within the normal range.. You are the one that decided the desert would be a nice place to live..... quitcherbitchin.
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87 is very comfortable... heck 95 is comfortable unless the humidity is real high.. maybe not comfortable to sleep in without AC but as far as being out and about... 90 is fine.
Sure it's fine if you like feeling like a Thanksgiving Turkey being roasted.
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87 is very comfortable... heck 95 is comfortable unless the humidity is real high.. maybe not comfortable to sleep in without AC but as far as being out and about... 90 is fine.
Sure it's fine if you like feeling like a Thanksgiving Turkey being roasted.
I've lived farther north and in the mountains and I have decided that I'd rather feel like a turkey in the oven in the summer than a turkey in the freezer in the winter. To each his own.
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Well at least we can agree that we are both Turkeys 
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Yuck, at the pool with a high of 100 for today, one would think 5,000 ft of elevation would provide a little reprieve from the heat.
Looks like we are trending towards the higher end of the IPCC (international panel on climate change) projections. Temp and precip records being broken left and right. Not a good outlook for the coming years
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lol i thought hot weather would bring out the hot women in cool bikini's by the pool 
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I don't buy all that stuff. Those records were set decades ago. How did it get that hot then?? Large portions of the corn crop are withering...but that has happened before.
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Had the boys over at Mount Union camp Mon-Thur.
3 practices a day,no AC in the dorms.It was difficult,but once you accept the facts that it is hot and nothing can be done about it,then it isn't so bad,and you move on.
As to your point,there must have been a mini global warming decades ago.
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And we overproduce corn as it is; so that isn't necessarily the end of the world.
Politicians are puppets, y'all. Let's get Geppetto!
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Yuck, at the pool with a high of 100 for today, one would think 5,000 ft of elevation would provide a little reprieve from the heat.
Looks like we are trending towards the higher end of the IPCC (international panel on climate change) projections. Temp and precip records being broken left and right. Not a good outlook for the coming years
Actually, let me answer this with one word.
Bull.
The sun is in its highest phase of solar storms. They hit about once every 10-13 years. They generally kick up temperatures.
I remember a summer back in '87 IIRC, when it was hotter than hell every day. I did roofing that summer, which goes to show about how smart I was then. That was another height of a solar flare storm cycle.
Unless "global warming" is causing solar flares ...... then I don't see the connection.
These storms are expected to last through part of next summer, and then we'll go back to normal.
The sun has a much, much bigger impact on the temperature of the Earth than anything man does.
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Yuck, at the pool with a high of 100 for today, one would think 5,000 ft of elevation would provide a little reprieve from the heat.
Looks like we are trending towards the higher end of the IPCC (international panel on climate change) projections. Temp and precip records being broken left and right. Not a good outlook for the coming years
Actually, let me answer this with one word.
Bull.
The sun is in its highest phase of solar storms. They hit about once every 10-13 years. They generally kick up temperatures.
I remember a summer back in '87 IIRC, when it was hotter than hell every day. I did roofing that summer, which goes to show about how smart I was then. That was another height of a solar flare storm cycle.
Unless "global warming" is causing solar flares ...... then I don't see the connection.
These storms are expected to last through part of next summer, and then we'll go back to normal.
The sun has a much, much bigger impact on the temperature of the Earth than anything man does.
You knwo the good thing about that, is that when they end we will think it's cooling, then we can all prepare for the coming ice-age.
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And we overproduce corn as it is; so that isn't necessarily the end of the world.
Food Prices were gonna go up no matter what the weather was, too hot, too cold, too much rain....it didnt matter.
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At one station locally today it showed to be 114.5 today. Most were showing 112 to 113. Anytime you have two one's as the first two digits of your temperature, I'm not sure the third digit means a whole lot other than it's freakin' hot!
Canada is beginning to sound like a place I might like to move to.
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http://www.weather.com/news/noaa-report-july-20120808NOAA: July 2012 was the Hottest Month on Record Chris Dolce Updated: Aug 8, 2012, 0:42 PM EDT weather.com In more than 117 years of records, July 2012 stands alone as not only the hottest July on record in the lower 48 United States, but also the hottest of any month on record in that time span. To put it another way, July 2012 was the hottest of more than 1,400 months that we've gone through since 1895. (MORE: Several cities record warmest month) “Exceeding July 1936 at the peak of the Dust Bowl heat -- is BIG” Stu Ostro, Senior Meteorologist at The Weather Channel The report released by the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) on Wednesday says that July 2012 surpassed the previous record hottest month set in July 1936. That year was during the middle of the very dry and hot Dust Bowl era. Senior Meteorologist Stu Ostro (Twitter) says, "Exceeding July 1936 at the peak of the Dust Bowl heat -- is BIG." July 2012 was 3.3 degrees above the 20th century average. Ostro puts this in perspective, "While three degrees might not seem like much because temperatures can vary a lot more than that from day to day, it’s significant when averaged over a whole month, and particularly so in the summer when temperatures typically have less variation than at other times of year.” NOAA July 2012 Temperature Rankings: A number of 118 represents the warmest July on record and a number 1 would indicate the coolest July on record. NOAA says that warmer-than-average temperatures engulfed much of the nation in July, with largest departures from average in the Plains, Midwest and along the East Coast. A total of 32 states had a top ten warmest July. Among those, Virginia recorded its hottest July on record and seven more states recorded their second hottest July (North Carolina, Kentucky, Delaware, Illinois, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming). (MORE: Heat kills fish in Midwest) Only Washington, California, Arizona and Louisiana had temperatures that were near average in July. Outside the lower 48 states, Alaska recorded its eighteenth coolest July. Warmest Start to the Year Continues Month Ranking Since 1895 January 4th warmest February 17th warmest March Record warmest April 3rd warmest May 2nd warmest June 14th warmest July Record warmest With the addition of July, the warmest start to a year on record continues in the lower 48 states. NOAA says that most states have seen a record or near-record warm start to the year, except the Pacific Northwest. So far this year, a total of five months have been a top four warmest for that respective month. March and July lead the pack as the warmest of their respective months. In addition to the warmest start to the year on record, the last 12 months dating back to August 2011 have been the hottest on record.
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W00T!! Let's beat it in August!!
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No thank you....I'll pulling for a colder than average August. I've sweat more on my motorcycle in the past month than I have the past three years. Ugh, I might need to get a new seat. Shouldn't we start hearing from the global warming people that July is a sign that impending doom is coming?
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