<p>Is it true that in Arizona, you don’t sweat? It just automatically evaporates?</p>
<p>I live in Detroit. Usually around this time, it will be 50-60, but we had a bit of a shock and it was 90+ for a few weeks. It’s cooled down now to the 80s.</p>
<p>It’s soooooooooo humid :l</p>
<p>It was gray and rainy today, again…</p>
<p>Around 40 Celsius with intense humidity here in Southeast Asia. Rainy season is hell.</p>
<p>I live in Florida so it can be raining like God’s flooding the Earth, sunny outside and still be in the 90’s.
Or if you’re lucky like 80% humidity and 98 degrees outside, lol, gotta love FL (: Nice beach weather though.</p>
<p>^ LOL I know what you mean. We thought getting rain would be a relief, it was hotter!</p>
<p>^It’s hardly a relief lol it just brings out the mosquitos ;)</p>
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<p>Skin-burning heat and polluted humidity all year long.</p>
<p>It’s 115 today. My pool is 93 degrees. What’s sad is this is normal.</p>
<p>Currently 59° F and lightly raining at 14:26 on July 13. This time of year I love to be in Alaska.</p>
<p>First day of summer here, it would seem. It’s finally in the low 80’s and there’s a minimal breeze</p>
<p>I live near Seattle.</p>
<p>Right now there’s probably about 60% cloud cover, but it’s a comfortable 70 degrees.
A few days ago it got pretty hot, into the mid 90s or so.</p>
<p>After having pretty nice weather earlier in the summer, in St. Louis, we’ve been having mid to high 90s with high humidity, heat index is supposed to get up to mid 100s soon.</p>
<p>The weather was quite nice today, except for the torrential downpour that caught me unawares. </p>
<p>Bronx + no umbrella + overflowing storm drains + 23 children in my charge = Uh-oh.</p>
<p>I’m so glad the heatwave is kinda over it’s been in the 80s, so its more manageable. I can’t imagine being in 115 degree weather, and that’s normal!?</p>
<p>I live in Beijing, and it was around 106 degrees Fahrenheit (41 degrees Celsius) for a couple of days. Hothothot.</p>
<p>@determined: where do you live? Hong Kong?</p>
<p>I’m dying in the heat. (But it’s only 95 degrees, so I guess I should quit complaining…)</p>
<p>91 down here in Houston…with very little humidity right now. Something’s not right. :D</p>