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Man it is so freaking hot! its been slowly rising about 2 degrees every day for the past week here. today topped at 115^, and I work mostly outside for my job. Hope this heat waves passes soon or I'm going to go crazy, it is a bare even to play horizon because my PC room can get up 98^ and that is at 9 pm.
I want AC :(
Only 110 today for good ol' AZ.
They've keeped me trapped for the past couple weeks in South Dakota, and the daytime temp hasn't even hit 80. Too bad they have now sent me back towards my house, and now the tems here are 90+.
What part of Arizona only got to 110?!?!?
It was 116 on my thermometer when I got home at 6:30pm this evening?!? :p
Dunno. I just did a quick google to find out what the temp was.
I tend to refuse to watch the news. I just go outside and say "Yep. Melty." and go back inside =)
After reading this thread I feel lucky to be in a mere 80-95 (western Oregon)...
But that's still too hot. *melts* No air conditioning. I wrap ice packs in towels and set them up against my computer.
heh it's been fairly cool here this week in the UK, thankfully! I'm rather amused too, my mate has gone to Baltimore for 3 months for a football coaching thing and the week before he went it was raining here a lot. He sent me a text saying "Ha rubbish weather will make it easier to leave the UK!"... he's now been in Baltimore a week and it has rained every day mwahahahha!
Try this site: Wet towels on your computer sounds like a "Now I need to buy a new computer"Quote:
Originally Posted by Xoshara
http://www.instructables.com/id/Home...r-conditioner/
Wow... creative A/C. XD
It's not too hot here... Idaho's fairly mild in summer. :) Though sitting in the sun will really warm you up... XD
The towels don't get wet, but thanks for the link. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mimir
Been sitting at a balmy mid 70's here in Texas... overnight that is...no clue how hot it gets in the day, Im normaly asleep in a nice air conditioned room :P
I wish I could remember how to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius.
It's not so much hot here but too humid (If it goes on like this I'll probably will grow gills soon :))
It cant decide still if it wants to be hot or cold. This city rains frequently (Not so much in the summer) which makes it cooler, but other days are hotter than hell. So its like, one day I'm going to bed roasting, so I turn my space heater off. Then wake up freezing and turn the heater on again and hope pet birdie isn't too mad at me for being cold too.
sigi:
[(F+40)/1.8]-40=C
[1.8(C+40)]-40=F
you can use this :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sigi
it was 30 clesius (86°F ) here (eastern France) yesterday... but it was dry. Today it rains, and it's still hot, so it's very, very annoying :/
Thank you Zex :)
And 115 F is very hot indeed :(
Thank you for the formula :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Trust
This is like a jerry-rigged swamp cooler isn't it? Too bad it only works well in dry environments. Man do I miss my parent's swamp cooler. Cooled the whole house because it was dry where we lived >.<Quote:
Originally Posted by Mimir
its like 80-90 in louisiana
Short of doing the math in your head, Google comes to the rescue!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sigi
Throw this in Google's search bar:
115F to C
Other unit conversions work too:
65mi to km
12 gal to litres
Math works as well:
(10 + 20) * 3
sin(pi/2)
So does some currency conversion:
12 CAD to USD
... but no, there's no conversion from Istarian Gold to USD.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Steelclaw
great :)
didn't know that, very handy feature!
Current temp in Helsinki, Finland... 15.9 °C
:(
Great temperature. :) Can I have it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ahael
Google is smarter than we think ! It also knows the answer to life, the universe and everything. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sigi
LOL, and it has a sense of humor too!Quote:
Originally Posted by Zexoin
Great "trilogie" though that Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy :)
104 is the forecast for today. Yay Arizona! =p
I dont use the news eitehr, we have an old mercury thermometer outside it tells me the temp in the shade, I assume the heat is sublimating matter without shade.
My AC busted and I too suffer from cooking myself.
hard to stay cool sometimes, i know
I'm glad I work in a climate-controlled environment.
Too bad it's a climate that favors silicon wafers. :p
/derail
math makes my brain hurt. But I think half the hurting is me not remembering to do this sleep thing. *rambles on, crazy*
/endderail
I feel your pain. It's like Dralk over here in good old California, land of No-Snow-Ever. It gets really cold in the morning, so we have to open the windows to let warmer air in. Then as soon as the windows open, everything warms up and soon the house is like a furnace. :D Then it takes until midnight for the house to cool down again! Our air conditioner tries its best, but it's useless.
So it went from really cold summer to desert overnight here. Hmm. :confused: