Just when you think you're done...

[phoenyx]

you need to either enter her last name or email address

[NMHurting]

you need to either enter her last name or email address

Well I know neither so hopefully she sent me a request instead.

[Virtually_Handsome]

Here's a little comic relief:

.CLIMATE...THE CONSECUTIVE DAY STREAK OF DAYTIME HIGH TEMPERATURES OF 100 OR GREATER AT THE TUCSON AIRPORT HAS REACHED 34 DAYS AS OF MONDAY. WE ARE CURRENTLY FORECASTING HIGH TEMPERATURES TO BE 100 OR HIGHER EACH DAY THROUGH JULY 22ND...WHICH WOULD BREAK THE ALL-TIME RECORD OF 39 CONSECUTIVE DAYS. HOWEVER...THE FORECAST IS ALSO ANTICIPATING AN INCREASE IN THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY THIS WEEK WHICH COULD PUT IN JEOPARDY ANY DAY AFTER TODAY FOR HITTING 100 DEGREES. IN ANY EVENT...IT WILL BE ANOTHER HISTORIC RUN OF 100+ TEMPERATURES FOR TUCSON. TOP 5 LONGEST CONSECUTIVE DAY STREAKS OF HIGHS 100 DEGREES OR BETTER:
1) 39 DAYS IN 2005 (JUNE 14TH TO JULY 22ND)
39 DAYS IN 1987 (JUNE 7TH TO JULY 15TH)
3) 34 DAYS IN 2007 (JUNE 13TH TO JULY 16TH) ***
4) 33 DAYS IN 2002 (JUNE 13TH TO JULY 15TH)
5) 32 DAYS IN 1942 (JUNE 13TH TO JULY 14TH)

I don't even want to think about what Jazz has up in Phoenix, it's usually at least 5 degrees hotter up there!

OJ

[frank_D]

Amy, that's an old pic. Don't ya got a better one?

[AmyC]

Ummmm....Just those "special" ones I took that time .

And dude, I still look just like that pic on myspace.

'cept when I'm out, of course!

[AmyC]

Here's a little comic relief:

.CLIMATE...THE CONSECUTIVE DAY STREAK OF DAYTIME HIGH TEMPERATURES OF 100 OR GREATER AT THE TUCSON AIRPORT HAS REACHED 34 DAYS AS OF MONDAY. WE ARE CURRENTLY FORECASTING HIGH TEMPERATURES TO BE 100 OR HIGHER EACH DAY THROUGH JULY 22ND...WHICH WOULD BREAK THE ALL-TIME RECORD OF 39 CONSECUTIVE DAYS. HOWEVER...THE FORECAST IS ALSO ANTICIPATING AN INCREASE IN THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY THIS WEEK WHICH COULD PUT IN JEOPARDY ANY DAY AFTER TODAY FOR HITTING 100 DEGREES. IN ANY EVENT...IT WILL BE ANOTHER HISTORIC RUN OF 100+ TEMPERATURES FOR TUCSON. TOP 5 LONGEST CONSECUTIVE DAY STREAKS OF HIGHS 100 DEGREES OR BETTER:
1) 39 DAYS IN 2005 (JUNE 14TH TO JULY 22ND)
39 DAYS IN 1987 (JUNE 7TH TO JULY 15TH)
3) 34 DAYS IN 2007 (JUNE 13TH TO JULY 16TH) ***
4) 33 DAYS IN 2002 (JUNE 13TH TO JULY 15TH)
5) 32 DAYS IN 1942 (JUNE 13TH TO JULY 14TH)

I don't even want to think about what Jazz has up in Phoenix, it's usually at least 5 degrees hotter up there!

OJ

What is this brain-clogging crap?

WAIT?!

That's ARIZONA?

OH SNAP!

Well, that explains it...

Ya'll've (Yes. That IS a new word!) seen Jazz's picture.
He looks like Malibu Ken.



So I'm thinkin' he melted for sure.

[Virtually_Handsome]

OH SNAP!

Well, that explains it...

Ya'll've (Yes. That IS a new word!) seen Jazz's picture.
He looks like Malibu Ken.



So I'm thinkin' he melted for sure.

I think that's quite likely. And now that it is 'monsoon season' the dry heat isn't quite as dry (though not like your humidity). It's a tad oppressive!

OJ

[AmyC]

Tell me about it!

Humidity kills outdoor 'do!

[*KS*Chick*]

ya'll should come to Kansas. Blech.

[Virtually_Handsome]

ya'll should come to Kansas. Blech.

I think maybe not. I'm thinking maybe Northern Europe, or someplace with a beach, though I'm not the biggest beach fan. Perhaps a sailboat. Hmmmmm.......

OJ