Yesterday was rainy and cold here in the Colorado Rockies. This morning a crisp and clear 39 headed to a high in the 60s. We lucked out on our trip timing. It has been a surprisingly moderate summer at home in Ar. until a few days before we left. The last few days at home have had heat indices in the 100-105 range. I really hope it cools down before time to go back.

Never got all the rain that has been predicted over the last week. However, the humidity is here!

I just checked. Temperature of 88 degrees and dew point of 78 degrees. Wind is gusting to 4 mph. Yuck!

have the ac on, but not so much as cooling but to keep the air moving...(se mi) not looking forward to the 90 due for one day (thanks be!)

Oh yes, rain and now hot and humid. I try not to have to go out in it in the heat of the day any more than I have to.

Sue in Central Indiana

The Fixer is cheering, and happy to be outside all day with a few thousand other people doing the same.

Hot here too, 91 degrees at 8:45 PM

YIKES... my electric bill will be high this time!

Moni

Lots of humidity, rain, tornado watches & warnings, more rain (about 5" since last Sunday). Whew! But guess what...six months from today, I will probably wake up and wonder if my car will make it from my garage up the hill and to the County Road, if my road has not yet been plowed. Think I will appreciate the 92 percent humidity for a while. It's only temporary!

It's been hot, hot, hot here in Kansas. Seems like the last week has been 100 or close to it and it is suppose to last until around Thursday. I am so ready for some cooler weather.

Cool and damp here in eastern Pa.
Still waiting for summer.

Super hot and dry here in the AR Ozarks, the leaves on the trees and shrubs are all wilted and dusty looking, yellowing on some trees, looks pretty desperate, but then- it's August, this is pretty typical weather for us. We were fortunate to have any rain at all over the summer and we did have 3 little cool spells that broke up the summer nicely, so I won't complain too loudly. I hear a break is a coming in the next couple of weeks, so that's good to know.

Almost noon on Monday: 87 degrees, 79 degrees dew point (making it feel like 103) and that is NOT dry heat. Fortunately, the wind is gusting up to eight mph.

I did a bit of work in the veggie garden. I could not see after 15 minutes, the sweat on my glasses was too bad!

Tomorrow? More of the same.

Mine is the same as Jim, only we just had another thunderstorm roll through. I d not need anymore rain!

Who moved me to the Amazon? I will happily do laundry in the basement today where it is very cool. Not going our their again other than to let the puppy go potty. Even she doesn't want to stay out there.

Big thunderheads rolling west to east this afternoon, but it looks even darker south of us. Dark clouds and rain in the forecast all week, then we should get some high pressure moving in.

4:00 p.m. reading is 94 degrees and 77 degree dew point, making if feel like 107. And now the wind is down to 6 mph! Nothing good out there.

One can leave an unairconditioned environment (like one of the local schools - they dismissed early) and still the glasses steam up when stepping outside.

And...I forgot the morning fog. Heat, moisture and no breeze. Generally less than 1/3 mile until 8 a.m. or so.

I experienced that in Maine, only there it was morning and afternoon fog.

Hot here in Missouri at 9:45 p.m. 84 degrees, feels like 93. UGH. I stepped outside, expecting a cool breeze. Nope.

I like summer, but we could use a break for a day or two.