[Litos]

i'd hate to see how hot it would get if the sun was actually out HAHAHA !!!

fuck humidity. wish i was in Pheonix - even Yuma felt better than this bullshit.

humidity is opressive, demoralizing and will make you wilt like an asshole.....


Scattered Clouds
Wind: S at 8 mph
Humidity: 50%
Dewpoint: 72°
Pressure: 29.94"
Heat Index: 101°
Wind Chill: 93°
Sunrise: 6:43 am
Sunset: 8:11 pm

[Nutballa]

I put a thermo. in my car for an hour before I got in. 130+ degrees. I live in Austin, Texas.

[Litos]

9:42AM



Houston
Scattered Clouds
Wind: S at 5 mph
Humidity: 74%
Dewpoint: 76°
Pressure: 29.96"
Heat Index: 94°
Wind Chill: 85°
Sunrise: 6:44 am
Sunset: 8:10 pm


Dallas
Few Clouds
Wind: 0 mph
Humidity: 49%
Dewpoint: 66°
Pressure: 29.93"
Heat Index: 89°
Wind Chill: 87°
Sunrise: 6:44 a.m.
Sunset: 8:21 p.m.

[Litos]

3:18PM

Houston
Scattered Clouds
Wind: S at 10 mph
Humidity: 47%
Dewpoint: 72°
Pressure: 29.9"
Heat Index: 103°
Wind Chill: 95°
Sunrise: 6:44 am
Sunset: 8:10 pm



Dallas
Scattered Clouds
Wind: 0 mph
Humidity: 24%
Dewpoint: 60°
Pressure: 29.86"
Heat Index: 104°
Wind Chill: 103°
Sunrise: 6:44 a.m.
Sunset: 8:21 p.m

[ghosthi32]

thanks weather man

[Litos]

Originally Posted by ghosthi32

thanks weather man

that's my stage name.......

[Litos]

9:30AM - uuughghghghghgh

Scattered Clouds
Wind: SW at 7 mph
Humidity: 77%
Dewpoint: 77°
Pressure: 29.95"
Heat Index: 95°
Wind Chill: 85°
Sunrise: 6:44 am
Sunset: 8:10 pm

[Blake]

thanks for another installment of the houston humidity check. i think we understand by now.

[ghosthi32]

Originally Posted by Blake

thanks for another installment of the houston humidity check. i think we understand by now.

this

[gizmo335i]

No doubt....I completely disagree with you on this anyway...Phoenix summer is WAY worse than Houston....and Yuma is just downright rediculous....I've lived in both...

[SilverII]

need another weather update!

[Litos]

6:06PM

Scattered Clouds
Wind: SE at 16 mph
Humidity: 47%
Dewpoint: 73°
Pressure: 29.84"
Heat Index: 106°
Wind Chill: 96°
Sunrise: 6:44 am
Sunset: 8:10 pm

[Litos]

Originally Posted by gizmo335i

No doubt....I completely disagree with you on this anyway...Phoenix summer is WAY worse than Houston....and Yuma is just downright rediculous....I've lived in both...

i've lived in Yuma, San Diego, Houston, San Antonio and North Carolina.

as far as the hottest, i would have to rank them like this

Houston > North Carolina > Yuma/Phoenix > San Antonio > San Diego

i've never lived in Dallas, but i consider it my second home.

when i drove up @ 6 weeks ago it felt great. with only 20% humidity you don't really feel the high temps.

even my little brother visited from Dallas a couple weeks ago and said it wasn't as hot in Dallas (and he works at a car dealership so he's outside all the time).

and that kid has lived in Dallas for over a year. you can CLEARLY tell where it's hotter.

[ghosthi32]

Originally Posted by Litos

i've lived in Yuma, San Diego, Houston, San Antonio and North Carolina.

as far as the hottest, i would have to rank them like this

Houston > North Carolina > Yuma/Phoenix > San Antonio > San Diego

i've never lived in Dallas, but i consider it my second home.

when i drove up @ 6 weeks ago it felt great. with only 20% humidity you don't really feel the high temps.

even my little brother visited from Dallas a couple weeks ago and said it wasn't as hot in Dallas (and he works at a car dealership so he's outside all the time).

and that kid has lived in Dallas for over a year. you can CLEARLY tell where it's hotter.

csb

[Blake]

Originally Posted by ghosthi32

csb

[gizmo335i]

On the hottest day in Houston with really high humidity, I'll give you it's as bad as anywhere. But the summer as a whole is soooooo much worse in the desert (Phoenix, Yuma, Vegas). It's soooo damn hot every damn day for 5 months with no rain at all. You never get a break from it. I'm sorry but hot is hot and the body doesn't even know what a heat index is. It knows what the actual temperature is. And in the desert, it's nothing to reach 110+ daily. If you play sports outside all day, it's brutal on the body. I've played outside all day in both....100+ with the highest humidity possible and 110+ and I could barely walk after playing in the 110+ vs. the humidity. The humidity is annoying for sure but it's no match.

I grew up around Dallas and I don't know where you're getting your data from but Dallas avg's almost as high humidity as Houston. It's absolutely not dry there. Right now, Dallas is experiencing a way worse summer than Houston is.

I've been to the Middle East desert 8 times. Saudi Arabia was a VERY dry heat but it was 115+ every day and that summer is WAY worse than any of the places we're speaking of.

I know a lot of people just hate humidity and it is annoying and makes you miserable. I thought the same way as you before I experienced the constant hot ass summers of the desert. I guess we can agree to disagree. Maybe because I don't mind humidity as much as you do obviously. It's better for you too. I had constant nose bleeds in that dry ass shit too. And the other thing is that in humid places (the temperatures get lower at night). In places like Phoenix, the temperature can be over 100 through the night). And it's like that EVERY SINGLE summer. Some summers out here aren't so bad. If we get some rain (like we're supposed to), it's not that bad.

[Blake]

Originally Posted by gizmo335i

On the hottest day in Houston with really high humidity, I'll give you it's as bad as anywhere. But the summer as a whole is soooooo much worse in the desert (Phoenix, Yuma, Vegas). It's soooo damn hot every damn day for 5 months with no rain at all. You never get a break from it. I'm sorry but hot is hot and the body doesn't even know what a heat index is. It knows what the actual temperature is. And in the desert, it's nothing to reach 110+ daily. If you play sports outside all day, it's brutal on the body. I've played outside all day in both....100+ with the highest humidity possible and 110+ and I could barely walk after playing in the 110+ vs. the humidity. The humidity is annoying for sure but it's no match.

I grew up around Dallas and I don't know where you're getting your data from but Dallas avg's almost as high humidity as Houston. It's absolutely not dry there. Right now, Dallas is experiencing a way worse summer than Houston is.

I've been to the Middle East desert 8 times. Saudi Arabia was a VERY dry heat but it was 115+ every day and that summer is WAY worse than any of the places we're speaking of.

I know a lot of people just hate humidity and it is annoying and makes you miserable. I thought the same way as you before I experienced the constant hot ass summers of the desert. I guess we can agree to disagree. Maybe because I don't mind humidity as much as you do obviously. It's better for you too. I had constant nose bleeds in that dry ass shit too. And the other thing is that in humid places (the temperatures get lower at night). In places like Phoenix, the temperature can be over 100 through the night). And it's like that EVERY SINGLE summer. Some summers out here aren't so bad. If we get some rain (like we're supposed to), it's not that bad.

he's just an armchair meteorologist. we are having a much worse summer up here. my house is literally falling apart because of it. not to mention that streets are literally buckling, concrete is exploding from heat pressure, rolling blackouts, and water mains have been popping left and right. it's really an exceptional summer that's going to shatter the previous 1980 records. it's definitely not arid here either, as you pointed out. morning statistics of high humidity burnoff due to gulf proximity doesn't mean that it's 70% humidity all the time. i've lived there. and i also have a year of college meteorology under my belt.

[Litos]

Originally Posted by gizmo335i

It's soooo damn hot every damn day for 5 months with no rain at all.

did you not see the drought appendix that i posted !??!

Yuma and Pheonix get more rained COMBINED than the whole state of Texas. it's rained a total of 4 times in Houston since February.

it's so dry here that the fish have sprouted legs and grown lungs so that they can actually live here.

Originally Posted by gizmo335i

I grew up around Dallas and I don't know where you're getting your data from but Dallas avg's almost as high humidity as Houston.

you had a pretty decent post until this.

are you honestly telling me that Dallas has as much humidity as Houston !??!

i'm SMFH right now.....

go back and check my last 20 posts in this thread. you see a difference of 20-30% in humidty from Houston to Dallas !?!?

in Houston we were taught that a 20-30 point difference is not the same

on Halloween Dallas will be in the mid 50's while Houston will still be in the mid to upper 80's.

it's hotter than a whore house on "nickle night"......and it's only August 9th.

you'll see heat indexes in Houston in the 100's throughout the end of September....

[ghosthi32]

Originally Posted by Litos

did you not see the drought appendix that i posted !??!

Yuma and Pheonix get more rained COMBINED than the whole state of Texas. it's rained a total of 4 times in Houston since February.

it's so dry here that the fish have sprouted legs and grown lungs so that they can actually live here.







you had a pretty decent post until this.

are you honestly telling me that Dallas has as much humidity as Houston !??!

i'm SMFH right now.....

go back and check my last 20 posts in this thread. you see a difference of 20-30% in humidty from Houston to Dallas !?!?

in Houston we were taught that a 20-30 point difference is not the same

on Halloween Dallas will be in the mid 50's while Houston will still be in the mid to upper 80's.

it's hotter than a whore house on "nickle night"......and it's only August 9th.

you'll see heat indexes in Houston in the 100's throughout the end of September....

stfu

[Litos]

Originally Posted by Blake

morning statistics of high humidity burnoff due to gulf proximity doesn't mean that it's 70% humidity all the time. i've lived there. and i also have a year of college meteorology under my belt.

you pussies are already starting to cool off, HAHAHA !!!!

it's not even September yet - c'mon !!!!

like i've said before - Dallas is hot for like 6 or 7 weeks out of the year. Houston is hot from April to October.



Houston
Humidity: 49%
Dewpoint: 74°
Pressure: 29.86"
Heat Index: 107°

Dallas
Humidity: 33%
Dewpoint: 65°
Pressure: 29.8"
Heat Index: 102°

[ghosthi32]

dude, nobody cares where its hotter. quit bitching and suck it up

[Red Bread]

Originally Posted by Litos

did you not see the drought appendix that i posted !??!

Yuma and Pheonix get more rained COMBINED than the whole state of Texas. it's rained a total of 4 times in Houston since February.

You realize you posted deviation from normal, right? According to the gospel of Wiki, Houston averages 54 inches of rain a year over 99 days, while Yuma gets a stunning 3.01" per year. How's your argument going?