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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink5•5 months agoIt’s the beginning of May and it’s already broken 90° in Louisiana. (That’s over 32°c for non yanks)
minus-squareIndiBronylinkEnglish4•5 months agoThank you for the translation… …and is that a humid heat or a dry heat?
minus-squareIndiBronylinkEnglish5•edit-25 months agoYep, just needed clarification between “that’s pretty hot” and “holy fuck balls”. As a Brit who also suffers humid summers: I feel for OP.
minus-square@Thunderbird4link5•5 months agoYeah, Coastal Louisiana is just on the “subtropical” side of “tropical.” My weather station in central Texas shows an air temperature of 90F (32C) today with a heat index around 114F (45C) due to the high humidity.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink4•5 months agoThe forecast for tonight says 79% humidity and that’s with no chance of rain.
It’s the beginning of May and it’s already broken 90° in Louisiana.
(That’s over 32°c for non yanks)
Thank you for the translation…
…and is that a humid heat or a dry heat?
Louisiana? Extremely humid
Yep, just needed clarification between “that’s pretty hot” and “holy fuck balls”.
As a Brit who also suffers humid summers: I feel for OP.
Yeah, Coastal Louisiana is just on the “subtropical” side of “tropical.”
My weather station in central Texas shows an air temperature of 90F (32C) today with a heat index around 114F (45C) due to the high humidity.
Holy fuck balls.
The forecast for tonight says 79% humidity and that’s with no chance of rain.