Weather

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by barbara

Starting to warm up here. Supposed to have triple digits tomorrow. ☀️

Yikes! We're close today but tomorrow is supposed be only 94 deg., 5% humidity.

[bhunter]

Originally Posted by bobabode

Yikes! We're close today but tomorrow is supposed be only 94 deg., 5% humidity.

We hit 100.8 F on my rear patio. I hate this weather and it's not going to cool down for a week. Oh, I also smell a fire.

[ebacon]

[one1]

I dread the heat,Ill take cold anytime.Raing 45 degrees Ahhh that is nice.

[Oerets]

A nice 63* and a slow rain, high of 73*. No heat and AC I like that!




Barney

[one1]

When I was young I would read the Magnus robot fighter comics,and they could control the weather,and I would think hmmm maybe they will be able to do that when I grow up,keep it at a nice 50 with a light overcast.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by bhunter

We hit 100.8 F on my rear patio. I hate this weather and it's not going to cool down for a week. Oh, I also smell a fire.

Lot's of smoke down your way in San Diego county Brent. Got a call out to my cousins in Carlsbad. Stay safe brother.
http://touch.latimes.com/#section/17.../p2p-80201572/

[4-2-7]

I hope our souther Cal members are not living in brushy forested terrain. We are going to have one hell of a fire season this year.

[4-2-7]

Calif. gov declares state of emergency as wildfires scorch San Diego County

The biggest concern late Wednesday was in San Marcos north of San Diego, where a new blaze broke out in the late afternoon, some 21,000 evacuation notices were sent to residents and a California State University campus with nearly 10,000 students was evacuated. At least five structures there were destroyed, authorities said, but it wasn't immediately clear how many were homes.

The worst of the fires was in the coastal city of Carlsbad, about 30 miles north of San Diego and home to Legoland California. The park was closed because of a power outage caused by the fire.

Carlsbad Mayor Matt Hall said the blaze consumed an eight-unit condominium complex and damaged eight homes and two businesses. Thousands were asked to evacuate their homes.

"This is May, this is unbelievable. This is something we should see in October," Chief Michael Davis said. "I haven't seen it this hot, this dry, this long in May."

Meanwhile, firefighters gained ground on another San Diego County fire that broke out Tuesday and forced the evacuation of 20,000 homes. Authorities reported 50 percent containment of the 2.42-square-mile fire that broke out in the Rancho Bernardo area of San Diego.
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/05/15...nds-evacuated/

[Oerets]

Hope you'all out in California get relief soon. Get an AC before they are all gone!

I'd send you some of our weather if it was possible.

http://www.wave3.com/category/203056/personal-forecast

Hi of 62* two day, weekends looking good.

Barney