I'm heading for AZ to "enjoy" that 110 degree weather.

Wow, Arizona...nice place, but yeah..even hotter than here! Hope you enjoy anyway.

Thank God for AC. It sounds like you need a trip to the water park. Stay cool.

Tell him to lay off the Trivia, and I will return your ice cooler!

we only were at 87 degrees yesterday,  and it's humid too.  Had July weather in May and how in June we're having August weather!

what next? 

You guys are even hotter though!!  OUch!

We've been in the hundreds regularly, as well (Panhandle), and yesterday, mercifully, brought the first rain we've seen in awhile (as well as a five hour power outage). If we don't get more rain, August will make the March wildfires look like campfires, I'm afraid.

But, the weather's broken for us as well, and, fortunately, the hottest days of summer occur as the days are getting shorter. And there's one thing we have going for us in the Panhandle: it cools down QUICKLY in the evenings.

LM~~Thank God for AC. It sounds like you need a trip to the water park. Stay cool.~~

We have what you call a "swamp" cooler, so those tend not to work really well in extreme heat...but you know, it's better than nothing. It has helped a bit having a few extra fans around the house, too.

Dr.G~~Tell him to lay off the Trivia, and I will return your ice cooler!~~

Are you reading this, Dig? We need our ice cooler back!

(Inbloom here "accidentally" posting under dig's)

Trudy~~we only were at 87 degrees yesterday, and it's humid too. ~~

Ouch...humidity makes all the more icky.
I thinking the same thing you are...if it is hot right now, how is it going to be when our official summer comes along. Yikes...maybe I don't want to know.

Gideon~~We've been in the hundreds regularly, as well (Panhandle), and yesterday, mercifully, brought the first rain we've seen in awhile (as well as a five hour power outage). If we don't get more rain, August will make the March wildfires look like campfires, I'm afraid.~~

We need rain so bad here...but at least we haven't had the problems with the brushfires (well, at least so far). I really hope they don't occur in your parts.

Wanna come to North Dakota? (I don't blame you if you say no.) At worst we've felt 80 degrees so far. Today a nice 10-minute rainstorm cooled us off. Now the skies are blue with white, fluffy clouds. A gentle cooling breeze is making the sunshine pleasant. But later the bugs will eat us alive if we dare go outside