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Here in Oklahoma City, as of July 26, we've had 32 days in excess of 100 degrees for the year. The next 7 days are ALL forecasted for in excess of 100 degrees. Our record is 50 days in a year over 100.
And, we still have August to get through....
Proof of the heat:
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Terry and Jo
2010 Mobile Suites 38TKSB3 2008 Ford F450 2019 Ford Expedition Max as Tag-along or Scout
Whoa... the whole dang ice cream truck melted? That's serious heat. It's a pretty strange year when folks have to come visit us in Florida during the summer months so they can cool off!
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Ron and Joan 2005 Itasca Sunova 34A 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland
Funny, that's just what Janet looked like last Tuesday at the WIT rally in Forest City, IA. during our 3rd install for the day. We had been doing 3-4 per day before this dangerous heat/humidity set in and Janet just does not have the word "quit" in her vocabulary. I had to go up and send her down as it was very clear that she was not doing well at all. I tried keeping her in the shade with a large golf umbrella but the extreme heat index was just too much. For the next few days we only did 2 installs a day at 7am and 9am. It was just too much to take after that unless we were doing work inside someone's air conditioned coach. Don't be confused and don't take it lightly, heat is a killer!
Right, Bill. Thankful that I don't work outside! We're up in Austin today and the truck actually registered 109 deg, at one point. I guess from the heat of the cement. But whatever, it was really hot!! Take care. :) PK
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CK PK 2011 Ford F 350 Dually 2011 Carriage Cameo 37CKSLS Retired early 2011
Not Good! I am here in Altoona Iowa, working in games at Adventureland. After 10 days I finally have a day off Thursday.
I had one day I was out in the direct sun and consumed about 2 gallons of water by my 4:00 end of the day.
Everyone, If you have to be outdoors wear light colored clothes, a hat, a wet towel, and plenty of water and some potassium and electrolytes, eg: propel water
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Currently at Shady Acres RV Park Lebanon; Tennessee
Everyone come on up to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. This morning it was 42 deg. and we have had only a handfull of days in the low 80's this summer.
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Rorik & Sherri Ryder the Labradoodle & Zeke the Cat 2009 F350 King Ranch 2007 34' Dutchmen Grand Junction http://505ers.blogspot.com/
Yep, that's pretty hot. Here in Texas we got smart dogs who know how the beat the 'dog days of summer'. The author of this photo is as illusive as most of the stuff you can find on the internet. Since I am from Texas, this is a Texas Bulldog.
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Jerry & Carol Pearson (+ fur babies) FullTime since 2012 04 Winnebago Adventure, 06 Grand Marquis www.waggintailsrv.com
@ Pieere and others - be sure to replace electrolytes if you drink that much water. My daughter got dehydrated even though she was drinking a lot of water because the electrolytes were imbalanced.