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We had a few days last month with heat index's 110°F+, but with temps higher than that and low dewpoints, and I'll put it this way, the NOAA/NWS is right when they say the body can't cool with heat index's that high. The time I had to spend outside those days was brutal, I couldn't stop sweating despite dewpoints in the 20s&30s
Oh definitely. The other day I tried running some sprints with heat indices 5-7 F lower than 110 F and nearly passed out from heat exhaustion. Admittedly, not the smartest thing I've ever done lol. One thing I do dislike about summer here is that since I don't have a gym membership and I rely on outside to do my workouts, it's tough to find a time of day where it's not too oppressive to do vigorous exercise. It's a bit better at night because the intense sun isn't out, but the humidity zaps the energy out of you. Other than that, I love the heat, humidity and storms.
Here it's 85 F with a 77 F dew point as of 8 AM. Apparently, FLL is recording a 38 MPH wind right now that has to be an error because it's not windy or even the slightest bit breezy outside right now.
Oh definitely. The other day I tried running some sprints with heat indices 5-7 F lower than 110 F and nearly passed out from heat exhaustion. Admittedly, not the smartest thing I've ever done lol. One thing I do dislike about summer here is that since I don't have a gym membership and I rely on outside to do my workouts, it's tough to find a time of day where it's not too oppressive to do vigorous exercise. It's a bit better at night because the intense sun isn't out, but the humidity zaps the energy out of you. Other than that, I love the heat, humidity and storms.
Here it's 85 F with a 77 F dew point as of 8 AM. Apparently, FLL is recording a 38 MPH wind right now that has to be an error because it's not windy or even the slightest bit breezy outside right now.
wtf haha
Here it's 85F with a 77F (96F heat index) after a low of 80F. Although apparently it's 30Mph less windy here than in Ft Lauderdale lol.
Wind increased from 7 MPH at 7 AM to 38 MPH at 8 AM
I hope they fix it lol.
On a more serious note this July is on pace to become the hottest July (and month) in Miami's history joining a parade of hottest months we've had in the past year which are probably due to a combination of a warm pattern, increased UHI, and global warming
On a more serious note this July is on pace to become the hottest July (and month) in Miami's history joining a parade of hottest months we've had in the past year which are probably due to a combination of a warm pattern, increased UHI, and global warming
That's odd, this July didn't seem hotter than usual at all and we also seemed to lack many days above 93-94 F or so. We did have a lot of very warm overnight lows though - I suspect that's the main culprit. FLL averaging 90/79 this July which isn't really out of the ordinary at all. Very odd.
That's odd, this July didn't seem hotter than usual at all and we also seemed to lack many days above 93-94 F or so. We did have a lot of very warm overnight lows though - I suspect that's the main culprit. FLL averaging 90/79 this July which isn't really out of the ordinary at all. Very odd.
This july is averaging 91.9/79.7 (mean 85.8F) at MIA which is .3F hotter than the previous hottest month ever.
Interestingly enough Miami Beach and Key Biscayne are nowhere near the hottest July or Month ever.
Just fascinating on many levels. Very cool. Am I the only nut who's fascinated by this setup?
More annoyed than fascinated, haha. I live around State College, PA and am getting married Saturday. Originally calling for sunny and 78, now this.
And of course, it's an outdoor wedding.
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that has to be an error because it's not windy or even the slightest bit breezy outside right now.
