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...and it ain't the dry heat!

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I just noticed on my weather station:

Current Temperature: 101.30 degrees (at 5:30AM???). 79% humidity.

This is going to be comfortable walking the dogs. :(

Interesting, though, it was 73 at midnight, so in 5 hours the temp rose almost 30 degrees.
 
When I left the temp was 104. I'm seriously thinking something may be wrong with my weather station - no way it was that hot at 6:15am.

Edit: I'm checking the weather underground network and others in my area recorded temps over 100 so I guess it's not broken.
 
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It might be off by a couple of degrees, but my car's has been hovering in the high 90's to low 100s the last week or so during the middle of the day.
 
Oh it is Fahrenheit :) Just for a moment I thought it as Celsius and I was like "WTF? O_o" cause 101.30°C is equal to 214.3°F :)
 
*lol* Yes, here in the US we don't use the metric system - unless it suits our needs. :)
 
Dallas had been over 100 F every day in July and broke the streak just this week. A/C and swimming pools are about your only options.
 
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Keep it down south.

Do NOT send it up to the Carolina's.
 
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