I think it has become fashionable to preach gloom and doom, but things aren’t that bad. At least in the Midwest we’ve been enjoying resort weather. Nights are cooler and days are rapidly getting shorter, with most days being actually pleasant. Haven’t turned on the AC in weeks.
The one draw back on living in what we on the gulf coast consider God’s Paradise. There is a period that you don’t go outside if you don’t have to….. but we don’t have to shovel partly cloudy off our walkway to get to the car so we can go to the beach on Christmas. Lol
The hottest day in Salem, OR was in June 2021. At 117F, it was the hottest place in the USA. This year the hottest day was also in June. Looking at several mid-90s during the rest of August, nominal highs are in the 80s.
The news repeatedly spoke of dangerous heat in the Pacific northwest, but never mentioned that the highest temperature on the central Oregon coast has not yet exceeded 70 degrees F. The high temp most days in the Newport, OR area are in the low to mid 60s.
I’m from Connecticut and now live in Florida. For me, July was always the hottest month. August, usually in the second week or by the middle of the month, was when we got the first cold wind of Autumn. You’d be outside enjoying the sun and the summer laziness, when suddenly a chilly full wind came out of the north, and you just knew that summer was almost over, and on its way out. There would still be warm days and fun ahead, but it wouldn’t be the same.
Luckily we have had some cooler daytime temps, with less humidity, and cooler nights this August here in Ohio, quite a change from what we had in July (which should have been the dog days of summer)
Tyge Premium Member over 1 year ago
We ain’t seen nothin’ yet! 8^ )
Fountowizdum over 1 year ago
I’ve always thought July was worse than August. Take January and July off the calendar and I’d be happy
Da'Dad over 1 year ago
I think it has become fashionable to preach gloom and doom, but things aren’t that bad. At least in the Midwest we’ve been enjoying resort weather. Nights are cooler and days are rapidly getting shorter, with most days being actually pleasant. Haven’t turned on the AC in weeks.
droosan Premium Member over 1 year ago
We actually had a rather ‘mild’ July in SoCal, this year.
Not so much for August, though ..
pschearer Premium Member over 1 year ago
The dogwood trees in front of my house are already losing green, although that is at least as much lack of rain as the approaching autumn.
Bullet Bronson Premium Member over 1 year ago
Last month was Hell 1.0, Arlo. This is Hell 2.0.
rheddmobile over 1 year ago
Here, today was actually kind of nice out, for a change. We got August’s weather in July.
nosirrom over 1 year ago
Let’s party. It’s Poindexter weather.
annefackler61 over 1 year ago
It was 73 degrees here yesterday. Going to be cool all week. Yayyyyy !!!
GPlante over 1 year ago
The one draw back on living in what we on the gulf coast consider God’s Paradise. There is a period that you don’t go outside if you don’t have to….. but we don’t have to shovel partly cloudy off our walkway to get to the car so we can go to the beach on Christmas. Lol
Gandalf over 1 year ago
The nasty hot summer helps us appreciate the best season of the year: Autumn!
david_42 over 1 year ago
The hottest day in Salem, OR was in June 2021. At 117F, it was the hottest place in the USA. This year the hottest day was also in June. Looking at several mid-90s during the rest of August, nominal highs are in the 80s.
flatempest over 1 year ago
Arlo seems down lately.
Barnabus Blackoak over 1 year ago
I felt a touch of Autumn this morning here in Alabama.
MuddyUSA Premium Member over 1 year ago
Arlo has been in a punky mood most of the summer?
Sir Isaac over 1 year ago
Send some to me down here in Pensacola and I’ll send it back to you in January.
assrdood over 1 year ago
Summer derangement syndrome (SDS) starts earlier in Florida.
paranormal over 1 year ago
We’ve had this blasted heat for two months now!!!
locake over 1 year ago
July and August are almost exactly the same in FL. My two least favorite months. At least we have football in August to look forward to.
timbob2313 Premium Member over 1 year ago
July
locake over 1 year ago
July was the hottest month on record where I live – FL. Since they’ve began keeping records in 1880’s.
ron over 1 year ago
The news repeatedly spoke of dangerous heat in the Pacific northwest, but never mentioned that the highest temperature on the central Oregon coast has not yet exceeded 70 degrees F. The high temp most days in the Newport, OR area are in the low to mid 60s.
David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault over 1 year ago
Similar.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 1 year ago
In Houston the oppressive heat starts early and stays late now.
jbcuster over 1 year ago
In South Texas we have finally gotten some much needed rain and several days of less than 100+ degrees. One day the high was 79! in mid-August!!!
sjsczurek over 1 year ago
I’m from Connecticut and now live in Florida. For me, July was always the hottest month. August, usually in the second week or by the middle of the month, was when we got the first cold wind of Autumn. You’d be outside enjoying the sun and the summer laziness, when suddenly a chilly full wind came out of the north, and you just knew that summer was almost over, and on its way out. There would still be warm days and fun ahead, but it wouldn’t be the same.
crazeekatlady over 1 year ago
We are having unseasonably wonderful weather in Washington DC. Low expected to be around 63 tonight.
Thanksfortheinfo2000 over 1 year ago
July is just the warm-up for August!
eced52 over 1 year ago
Was going to say. Way too many 99 – 105 days last month
Ron Bauerle over 1 year ago
He’ll be saying the same thing in six months…
baraktorvan over 1 year ago
Here in the NW, we are on our fourth heat wave of 95+. Tomorrow, for example, it is forecast for 100F. I hate summer with a passion.
j.l.farmer over 1 year ago
Luckily we have had some cooler daytime temps, with less humidity, and cooler nights this August here in Ohio, quite a change from what we had in July (which should have been the dog days of summer)