It's August in DC. This is normal. People leave town if they can. |
No - it’s global warming, dummy! |
It just feels hotter because we are all trying to do everything outside. This time of year we would be going to museums, shopping malls, movie theaters, indoor adventure parks, etc and not really think about the heat. |
Yuck. A nice 70 would be great |
WCG posted this on Facebook yesterday:
DC has reached at least 92, with a heat index as high as 100 so far today. Hot face It's the 42nd day at or above 90, compared to an annual average of 40. Our summertime temperature to date has also cracked the top-20 warmest, since 1871. Read more: https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2021/08/24/heat-dc-90-degree-days-summer/ |
I don’t mind. I’m working at home in the AC and then after work we go swimming in our pool. Then back to AC. |
That's good that you don't mind, but I would vastly prefer not to live a hermetically sealed life for so many months of the year. |
Disagree. Autumn and spring are so much longer here than elsewhere. I grew up in Michigan. |
My favorite are the May and September days (too few of them) where the temps are in the mid 70s and the dewpoint is around 50 or below. Gorgeous! I swear we only have like 5 days all year where it's in the 70s and sunny. It's either 85+ or 60 and colder. |
Too damn hot/humid, but at least the days are getting noticeably shorter, thank goodness.
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I think this is part of it. I have never eaten outdoors in August in the past but we are not ready to eat indoors so it is stay home or eat outside. Every time we go out, I wish we had done takeout instead. |
Yes! Why did it take so long for someone to say this? |
Amen! The combination of heat/humidity/long days is so exhausting. |
Your gigantic vehicles. |
I’m with the 50-65 degree PP. Can’t wait! |