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[ravencallscrows]

Apparently, now that Seattle has been named the third most popular tourist destination in the US, behind just Orlando and Las Vegas (and ahead of New York and Los Angeles), our weather has decided that it must emulate those locales as well. At this point, at ten at night, the temperature is still over twenty degrees, and the next two days have highs forecast in the mid-30s.

To put it differently, the National Weather Service has issued a Heat Warning which is set to expire at 4:15 a.m., only to be superceded by an Excessive Heat Warning not set to expire until after 11 p.m. Wednesday. It's said to be possible for temperatures to reach triple digits on the Fahrenheit scale.

Comments

[taowulf.livejournal.com]

If it breaks 95, I will no longer mock my fellow residents for whining about the heat.

if it says around 80, the mockings will continue.

(I say "if" only because I trust weathermen slightly more than fortune tellers and NFL analysts.)

[chiropteraclan.livejournal.com]

Ugh. You have my sympathies. That is where we have been at since May, but it is expected here.

[cmpriest.livejournal.com]

I'd be thrilled silly except for like, how we don't have AC and I have a cat with long hair ...

[wingedelf.livejournal.com]

Right- places where it's s'posed to get this hot- like Tampa- everywhere's air-conditioned. It's not be that hot here, so few places have it, and when it gets there, everyone goes melty.

[cmpriest.livejournal.com]

It doesn't even bother me, personally, that much. My mom never turned on the AC until it hit 88 degrees anyway (we were like the temperature equivalent of the Delorian, I guess); and so the warmth doesn't bother me in the slightest.

But my husband goes all whiny, and my cat gets all droopy, and I admit, I feel like I'm camping without any climate control. Meh.