95 on Sunday, 98 Monday, 99 Tuesday, 98 Wednesday and 97 Thursday!

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[Post New]09/01/2023 20:09
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Right after the pools and beaches close, too.


I’m with you on the pools, but do the beaches really close?
[Post New]09/01/2023 20:27
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Anonymous
At least it’s not humid. Today felt great.
[Post New]09/01/2023 21:03
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Anonymous
First of all, go with the National Weather Service and not some app. 94-96 from Sunday through Wednesday. Anything in the 97-98-99 range would be record highs.
[Post New]09/01/2023 22:19
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Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:Indian summer - BRING IT


Indian summer has an actual definition and it’s not a heat wave in early September.



That term has been Cancelled.

https://spectrumlocalnews.com/tx/south-texas-el-paso/weather/2020/11/10/weather-blog
[Post New]09/01/2023 22:22
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Indian summer - BRING IT


YES! I love the hot weather and am pre-mourning the cold weather to come.

I'm headed to the beach for the upcoming week with plans to do nothing but soak up the warmth.
[Post New]09/02/2023 03:30
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This is what normally happens this time of year. We get a few wonderful days at the end of August, like today, and then it's like hells front porch in September.


In previous decades Washingon DC typically had less than 3 days of 90 or above temps. There were some outliers though 1980 had 14 or 15 days throughout the month at 90 or greater. It will be interesting to see where we end up this year.
[Post New]09/02/2023 14:26
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Indian summer - BRING IT
too early for that, it never got cold enough either.
[Post New]09/02/2023 14:41
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Right after the pools and beaches close, too.


I’m with you on the pools, but do the beaches really close?


No lifeguards.
[Post New]09/02/2023 14:43
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Ugh, I'm afraid my DD will faint in gym class. She faints when she overheats and the school gym has no A/C. Maybe I should write an email to the PE teacher.


Send the email so the teacher is aware.
[Post New]09/02/2023 14:47
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Indian summer - BRING IT


Go back to Florida, numbnuts.
[Post New]09/02/2023 15:34
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:This is what normally happens this time of year. We get a few wonderful days at the end of August, like today, and then it's like hells front porch in September.


Forgot to mention, it usually isn't 95+ though. This is awful.
[Post New]09/02/2023 16:04
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:First of all, go with the National Weather Service and not some app. 94-96 from Sunday through Wednesday. Anything in the 97-98-99 range would be record highs.



The higher numbers are the Heat Index.
[Post New]09/02/2023 23:26
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:First of all, go with the National Weather Service and not some app. 94-96 from Sunday through Wednesday. Anything in the 97-98-99 range would be record highs.



The higher numbers are the Heat Index.


No the humidity will be in the 50’s.
[Post New]09/02/2023 23:29
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:First of all, go with the National Weather Service and not some app. 94-96 from Sunday through Wednesday. Anything in the 97-98-99 range would be record highs.


Sunday - Wednesday 95, 97, 98 and 96.

https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=38.91075500000005&lon=-77.06633999999997
[Post New]09/03/2023 11:15
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Anonymous
It has been 98 degrees in October. Summer is not over until it’s over.
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