What's up with this weather?!? - 2014 (Escondido: bike, golf, difference)

[rgb123]

Originally Posted by charlie_paige

It's still dark, but it appears to be raining in Bonita. I let my big dog out and he came in with wet paws and a wet coat. Our other dog, the little princess dog, refused to go out so I had to pitch him outside myself, and I felt a drizzly rain. But the radar shows nada.

exactly what happened to me last night while I was driving down the 805 in my convertible with the top down...nothing at all on the radar but it sure did start raining!

[sdurbanite]

I was out of town last week but was keeping track of the heat, humidity and rain that was happening here. While you were all sweating in bed, I was staying dry in Dallas and Houston 71 degree dew point at midnight? Ouch

[sdurbanite]

Originally Posted by Jenkay

Hah. I'm not actually surprised at all. Ever single year people talk about how the weather we're having (whether hot or cold, dry or rainy) is unlike any other year. We ALWAYS have a week or two when it's too hot/muggy to sleep, and it's usually in Late August/September.

So true. Here's a link to an old weather thread I started when I first joined this forum in 2008. Same heatwaves, different year.

//www.city-data.com/forum/san-d...san-diego.html

[sdurbanite]

Originally Posted by bloom

I think more Sept / Oct hottest time.
Surprise is more with the unusal, sustained high humidity, as extreme dryness (santa ana) typically centers on October.

Yup, now we are entering the hottest time of the year.....which also means the beginning of fire season.

[mikelizard860]

Originally Posted by sdurbanite

My anxiety is already starting to kick in about May Gray and June Gloom rearing its ugly head. Hopefully, El Nino will keep it at a minimum.

LOL Seriously. It's CLOUDS. Are you kidding me? Try living in a area that gets blizzards/sub zero weather for months on end/tornadoes/hurricanes making landfall/thunderstorms ect. ect. like the rest of the country.

[malcorub16]

Originally Posted by mikelizard860

LOL Seriously. It's CLOUDS. Are you kidding me? Try living in a area that gets blizzards/sub zero weather for months on end/tornadoes/hurricanes making landfall/thunderstorms ect. ect. like the rest of the country.

Case and point, WE ARE SPOILED ROTTEN when it comes to weather.

[JohnAlt]

Originally Posted by malcorub16

Case and point, WE ARE SPOILED ROTTEN when it comes to weather.

It also means many don't have air conditioners when we get rare Florida type weather.

[moved]

Originally Posted by JohnAlt

It also means many don't have air conditioners when we get rare Florida type weather.

Correct. But with a good fan and cross ventilation, it's bearable.

[sdurbanite]

Ready for another heatwave with 100 degree temps inland? Because the dewpoints will be much lower than the previous stretch of hot weather, it shouldn't be too miserable for most of us.

"But it's a dry heat", will definitely be the mantra for this weekend. Stay Cool.

[malcorub16]

^^^^ hahahah, well its true :-)

Its funny, last Saturday night we set up the TV outside on the deck and watched a movie with the kiddos. We all had to wear sweaters as well as cover up with blankets, its actually the first night that was sweater worthy in a VERY long time. What a difference a couple of days makes. I'll probably be shirtless if we do it again this saturday.