Anyone want to hike with me tomorrow?

[Nick Gatel]

That's about 49C for you metric types.

[Luke Schmidt]

More power to you Nick, I've never even experienced that kind of heat.

[Ken Thompson]

Night hike?

[Bob Gross]

Even the night temperatures would be unpleasant.

–B.G.–

[Justin Baker]

It was 105 here and I was working outside all day. What difference does 15 degrees make?

[Matthew Black]

A huge amount of difference. Dry 105F is about the upper limit for me. You feel the difference even going to 110, and that is after 18 years of N SLO county summers where 100-105 is common and unremarkable. 115 is just an unremitting furnace. I haven't gone any higher than 117 but didn't find it the most agreeable.

[Nick Gatel]

"It was 105 here and I was working outside all day. What difference does 15 degrees make?"

The difference is exponential.

[Justin Baker]

That was sarcasm.
The hottest I have experienced was working landscaping for a week when it was about 110 every day. My body eventually got used to it and stopped bitching at me, didn't really notice it much. I always feel the hottest when transitioning from spring to summer.

I have experienced 120-130 getting into a closed car and it feels like the air temperature is burning my skin.

[J-L]

Well at least my neighborhood wasn't quite the hottest today:

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