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I am 15,030 km from - and 48 degrees further south than - Denver and here it is basically 30 degrees celsius almost every day in the daytime and about 25°C every night, give or take a few degrees. I never sleep under a blanket, rather like Jame T. Kirk. About 36°C is the hottest I have ever experienced here [humidity about 85%], while the coolest has been 18°C [at night]
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@great-big-stees saidLOL...Stees you stole my question. 🙂
You do have screens…right?🤔
Those kind of temperatures are going to kill people for sure, if they continue to go up and last for long periods of time.
-VR
@great-big-stees saidI am pretty sure it wouldn't even be heard, don't sweat it! 😛 🙂
Please don’t press charges.😢
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@very-rusty saidWell at, the current, 10C there’ll be no sweating by me.
I am pretty sure it wouldn't even be heard, don't sweat it! 😛 🙂
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@great-big-stees saidUnusually cool this time of year for Ontario isn't it?
Well at, the current, 10C there’ll be no sweating by me.
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@gambrel saidIs that normal for this time of year?
Much Ado about nothing.
We didn't get snow, it drizzled most of the day, 1/4"rain. Partly cloudy, predicted highs in the 50s.
Further south like Colorado Springs got quite a bit of snow.
-VR
@gambrel saidSo anything for the Britons these days?
We were at 90°f Monday, 87° today, Friday it's going to be 45° with rain, Saturday 44° high, low of 26°, rain snow mix. The mountains are likely to get 2 foot of snow. Up until now we've hardly had Spring weather lows around 40 highs of 60. I've been dreading the Summertime.
@very-rusty saidIts been hot as balls lately with heat warnings.
Unusually cool this time of year for Ontario isn't it?
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It was a relatively mild spring so that was nice.
Usually we would go from end of winter right into summer but this year we actually had a spring.