I checked the weather bureau's climate statistics for yesterday and found this
WEATHER CONDITIONS
THE FOLLOWING WEATHER WAS RECORDED YESTERDAY.
NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER WAS OBSERVED.
No significant weather? It was hot enough to buckle the sidewalk!By the way, it rarely hits 100 in New Orleans. The average high temp for August 12 is 91 degrees. That's because of the humidity -- it keeps the temperature lower. Although it does not make it "feel" any lower.
Lot of people on the Daily City Photo blogs are talking about the weather these days. Some even talking about how cool it is (remember these are all over the world). Thought I would give you a sampling -- (click the links to jump to their blogs)
yup, still raining... Zurich
More rain -- Port Villa,Vanautu
under the shady tree -- Chandler, AZ
Light -- Wichita, KS
thunderstorm rolling in -- Colorado Springs
Just A Sprinkle--Stayton
Coffee on a stormy evening-- Jacksonville, FL
Water wall at Vietcombank -- Saigon, Vietnam
storms brought welcome rain -- St. Paul, MN
Enjoy --
-- steve buser
16 comments:
Our weather, something like your weather, has been a nightmare. It has been way too hot and dry for three months.
I hope there is some relief for both of us.
I am also working on Features about why people comment on some posts and not others. You might find that interesting when it is done.
Abraham Lincoln
Brookville Daily Photo
Steve, you got a great capture of the thermostat! I agree. I think it is really hotter than the weather forecasters are revealing! I believe the official temp is recorded in a sheltered area, but when you are out in the sun and on the pavement, it's a whole lot hotter!
I absolutely love this post! First the photo and then the commentary. We all talk about the weather and cutting and pasting with links is a great idea.
I remember when I lived in LA when I was 20, I recorded the radio saying it was 100 degrees. Unheard of for that little English girl, of course.
ce qui nous fait plus de 40 degres, vraiment impressionnant.
what makes us more than 40 degrees, really impressive.
During summer sometimes I don't completely agree with forecast about weather. More likely temperature more hotter than forecast predicted when you outdoor. I am glad that Cleveland so far haven't passed 100 degree yet.
"It's a hotter than a night in Vegas with three showgirls and a side of Habanero!" ;-)
Same thing is happening up here. We've had a couple of weeks of very hot and humid weather and my thermometers (not in full sun) always read several degrees higher than the weather report.
Bonjour, c'est bon à savoir. Quand j'irai à la Nouvelle Orléans, je choisirai un autre moment de l'année!
Bonne idée de poster aussi sur la météo, ça fait partie de la vie aussi!
Bonne soirée
You all need to come to the tropics!!! It is a pleasant 22 to 30 degrees in Rabaul everyday at the moment - well all year round actually!!!! Sorry we are metric and I've forgotten the conversion.
They do record the temp in the shade. We got in my car yesterday, and it said 113!!! I thought, "Are you kidding God? What have we done? Surely the end is near." Oh well, thank God for air conditioners :) I miss you, and Sullivan made you more artwork for your office- this time not Dora the Explorer, but the Backyadigans.
I really like yesterday's photo ... Our weather has also been hot. In fact we reached 105 last week which broke all records. Also, we have the same challenge with humidity which New Orleans faces. So 105 was really hot.
thanks for your comments. It was built to sustain hurricanes. The floor boards can float away if the tide gets too high.
Seems like the weather has been really hot everywhere. We have storms and rain after some super hot weather but I still really hate the hot day because I must carry an umbrella together with me everywhere.
YOW! I hope your A/C is fully functional - or that your car can navigate itself to the nearest shaved ice place ;)
Ouh la la that is too hot!!!!!
First, I love the temperature gague picture and second..thanks for sharing the other blogs. you are so good at this!
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