Damn!
Here’s what I saw through the window yesterday afternoon.
This thermometer was close to the house and exposed to a good bit of sunlight. The “official” high yesterday was 99F - still quite hot for the beginning of June.
I do wonder, though, who decided how to describe the temperatures on this particular thermometer? “NORMAL” is 58F to 88F. There’s no “HOT”, but anything higher than 88F is “VERY HOT”.
Me, I think I’d label anything over 100F or so as “JUST STAY INSIDE”.
June 10th, 2008 at 8:24 am
Obviously it was a southerner. 50-60 is cold?
120-140 is still Very hot?
Um. If it even gets close to 120 in Charleston, there is not a chance in hell you’ll find me outside.
June 12th, 2008 at 3:02 pm
You can’t see if because of the vine, but this particular thermometer also considers a temperature of -40F to be merely “VERY COLD” - the same description as +32F gets.