Paris, 33°C on Monday

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Who would be jealous of 33° C?

Anyone living in, say, Dubai?

Richard

Earl Evleth wrote:
On 20/06/05 9:58, in article ,
"a.spencer3" wrote:

Last night was impossible!


get a fan

you are his fan, n'est-ce pas !

Richard writes:

Anyone living in, say, Dubai?

But San Francisco?

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a.spencer3 writes:

Why y'all talking about Paris? We had a shade temp of 92F in Surrey, UK on
Sunday.

Paris had that today.

It's not the heat or the pollution that's the problem, but the bloody
humidity with it. Last night was impossible!

Both high temperature and high humidity are extremely uncomfortable. A
combination of the two is deadly.

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When you have a lot of fog during the summer and very few balmy
nights... you often are jealous of the occasional really hot day (at
least I am). Still... the weather in SF is lovely right now.

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Richard writes:

Anyone living in, say, Dubai?

But San Francisco?

That's ludicrous.

Richard

Simone writes:

When you have a lot of fog during the summer and very few balmy
nights... you often are jealous of the occasional really hot day (at
least I am).

I never get tired of cool weather.

Still... the weather in SF is lovely right now.

Fog usually means 100% humidity, which I hardly consider lovely no
matter what the temperature.

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No fog lately. No high humidity either. Quite fantastic, actually. Of
course, this could all change overnight.

On 21/06/05 6:23, in article ,
"Mxsmanic" wrote:

Still... the weather in SF is lovely right now.

Fog usually means 100% humidity, which I hardly consider lovely no
matter what the temperature.


What is beautiful in the area down the peninsula is the fog-clouds
rolling over the coastal mountains like a gigantic wave. It is one
of the most beautiful things I have ever seen.

The first time I saw the Golden Gate Bridge, the top was fogged in
and could not be seen. The second time the bottom was fogged
in but the top could be seen. On the third try I got the whole
bridge in view!

On 20/06/05 20:45, in article ,
"Mxsmanic" wrote:

a.spencer3 writes:

Why y'all talking about Paris? We had a shade temp of 92F in Surrey, UK on
Sunday.

Paris had that today.

It's not the heat or the pollution that's the problem, but the bloody
humidity with it. Last night was impossible!

Both high temperature and high humidity are extremely uncomfortable. A
combination of the two is deadly.


Pauvre chou, it will be cooler today.