Somewhere in Southern California its:
80 degrees, 21% humidity, dew point 31 degrees @ 2:00pm PST.
The forecast for tonight is for BBQ something and plenty of beer!
Don’t feel sorry for me, last week kinda felt like winter with a little ice and all.
And its been close to a month since my last BBQ, I am having major BBQ withdrawals!
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Its gonna be cold in Tampa this week.
Make sure you include all things PORK for the feast. yummmm
45C ( 113F) in Melbourne yesterday. The hard court surface temperature was 65C(149F) . The players at the Australian Open Tennis were cooling their shoes in bags of ice between sets!
Anyone want to swap say 30F?
I saw that on ESPN.
I was watching the open last week and the court temp was 140F, so they closed the roof and the temp went down to 85F.
Hey Aussie Infidl, go Australia !
Rodan–you’re in Tampa?!? I’m back and forth between here and there. I did notice though that the other day we were at 68 and Miami was at 58. Good laugh there. Still, a Tampa cold is a wet cold and worse somehow than in the mid-west.
Oh, and just so you all know, “cello scrotum” has been debunked. This news was just too good not to share:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7853564.stm
Extreme weather of a different sort.
Kentucky freezes; Obama dines on $100 a pound steak
–SNIP–
I don’t blame FEMA or Kentucky authorities unless it comes out that they somehow messed up their crisis response. It is danged hard to recover quickly from natural disasters and emergencies. But Bill Quick is correct to point the finger at how the media decides to spin a story. Think of the stories that would have been written if President Bush had been entertaining guests on steak that costs $100 a pound while millions were shivering without power in the midsection of the country. Yet it’s left to conservative bloggers to make that connection or even wonder why the President would have such a tin ear as to serve such an expensive meal to his congressional guests a little over week after being sworn in. Add in his turning up the thermostat in the Oval Office and you have what would have been a full-blown front page contrast to the people freezing and dying in Kentucky that would have haunted Bush for the rest of his life. It’s all in how the media decides to cover a story. For Bush, it would be a sign of his cold-hearted incompetence. But for The One, not so much.
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Obama hates white people. Which is why he a lame brain with only half a brain (the white half going under the bus decades ago).