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So sorry. I really hope you can have the unit back up in running quickly.
Originally posted by Martin View PostWell this is not good. It is only supposed to be 95 today and my air conditioning has gone out. I have checked the unit out and diagnosed (Guessed) the issue and ordered the part I need to replace (maybe). $18 part and $28 to overnight it to me. If my diagnosis (Guess) is correct I will have A/C again tomorrow but for now it is rather hot in here!
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Well this is not good. It is only supposed to be 95 today and my air conditioning has gone out. I have checked the unit out and diagnosed (Guessed) the issue and ordered the part I need to replace (maybe). $18 part and $28 to overnight it to me. If my diagnosis (Guess) is correct I will have A/C again tomorrow but for now it is rather hot in here!
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Woo-Hoo!!! Wind has shifted to be coming from the coast. Temperature has dropped 20 degrees in 45 minutes! It is only 96 but the humidity is up to 34%. We could reach the high 60's overnight!
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Originally posted by Ben Staad View Post76 with 95% humidity here right now. Seems pleasant compared to 115.
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Sounds like you need to move to Florida so you can experience some milder Summer temps. LOL
Originally posted by Martin View Post
That would have to require me to actually step outside. I tried that yesterday and, trust me, it will not happen again. I actually stepped onto the back porch wit only my socks on yesterday and if I had remained it would have burnt my feet. Turned on the noon local news and they are predicting 115 which would be the third straight breaking the all time high. They are now saying the all time high in the state of 119 may be broken east of the mountains. I am so ready for fall!
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Originally posted by Ben Staad View PostYou are getting close to trying a few fun things.
According to the Library of Congress, it's possible, but not probable, that you could fry an egg on a sidewalk during a hot day. Eggs need to reach a temperature of 158*F to cook through. Sidewalks can usually get up to 145*F. The hotter the day, the more likely your egg will fry.
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You are getting close to trying a few fun things.
According to the Library of Congress, it's possible, but not probable, that you could fry an egg on a sidewalk during a hot day. Eggs need to reach a temperature of 158*F to cook through. Sidewalks can usually get up to 145*F. The hotter the day, the more likely your egg will fry.
Originally posted by Martin View Post11:00 AM and 100 degrees. No good will come from this!
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Originally posted by Ben Staad View PostGlad I have shown some restraint in buying books within my budget. If I would have impulsively bought a certain title I wouldn't have been able to buy two other books which I wanted more. Just patting myself on the back here.
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Glad I have shown some restraint in buying books within my budget. If I would have impulsively bought a certain title I wouldn't have been able to buy two other books which I wanted more. Just patting myself on the back here.
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Originally posted by Brian861 View Post
And we've been 10 to 20 below normal for this time of year, I'm sure July and August will more than make up for it.
Side note: why had our driest spring yet and now we are expecting an extremely dry summer. After the devastating fires of last summer we are already seeing several fires and it looks like it will be another rough year.
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Originally posted by Martin View Post8:30 at night and we have cooled down from a high of 114 to only 110. I never thought I would say this but I am so looking forward to some days in the 90's.
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