85 here in Florida we just had our afternoon thunderstorm.

In the NC mountains at our vacation home its 67 outside. I just got off the phone with my wife. I cannot wait to get beck up there.

Has been 70's at the boat all last week. Same this week. Landed in Las Vegas yesterday morning at 11AM. Was 111. Took off at Noon. Was 114. Landed again at 6pm, was 117. Took off at 8pm, was 116.

Just went 5 blocks inland from the marina here in Redondo. Was 25F hotter, and sun was out.

Hooooooly....understand why so many Pelicans need A/C in there 911...!

Just do not try to tell that to someone on this forum living in the hills of NY State. He thinks that its "unmanly" to use the A/C in our 911's. He might want to come out of the forest from time to time and see what the rest of us are putting up with.

Yes another Californian ringing in (remember we did not start this thread).

High of 78-85 each day for the last month in the OC.
Laguna Beach, which happens to be 3 miles from my house, is 70-75 each day for the last month as well.
No Bad weather for over 2 years. Unfortunately a little rain would actually be pretty good (as long as its at night)..:D ;)

South of Santa Cruz? Today a high of 70. Tomorrow 76. The fog at my place is a regular occurance morns and eves in the summer.

http://www.cruzio.com/local_info/local_conditions.html

About a digit lower here on each, must be the 200' elevation difference.
Jim

warmer today, yet now it's raining again!

It was uncomfortably warm here today in Central NY, near 85 and a little humid. Not that famous "dry heat". But much nicer back in the forest along the lake on the way home from the IRL @ the Glen.

95 degrees here with about 35% humidity. It feels warmer than that...we have a pool and we've spent the majority of the past 4 days in it.

Just landed NYC. 95F, dew point 50's. Gonna be here all week. Look for the Honolulu tan, and loud Aloha shirt. Boat shoes, no socks.

I think we hit 103 or 105. There is a big wild fire burning near the north end of town that started Sat about noon. I would be very surprised if we haven't lost quite a few homes.