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[Fawnbuster]

Some people say they see Dwayne Johnson here.

All I see is the rock.

I guess he got a piece of the rock after all...

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[gfitzge2]

Another episode of Pictures You Can Feel

Spoiler: Ouch!

Just a wood splinter, but I can say that it was not funny at the time.

 

[Fawnbuster]

Just a wood splinter, but I can say that it was not funny at the time.

Ouch

 

[Dr. Zaius]

Some people say they see Dwayne Johnson here.

All I see is the rock.

I'm betting this one has a much wider acting range...

 

[Big Blue]

Not really a joke, but sometimes you just have to grin and bear it...9:16 am:

But, it's a dry heat!

 

[Chris M]

But, it's a dry heat!

That's what they say, but notice the 24% humidity and high dew point. Makes it feel thick here now. We are in the monsoon, so we get heat and humidity like everyone else does.

 

[Metal Geezer]

Oscar: “A multinational conglomerate told me to do it, your honour.”

 

[Big Blue]

That's what they say, but notice the 24% humidity and high dew point. Makes it feel thick here now. We are in the monsoon, so we get heat and humidity like everyone else does.

You call 24% humidity? I woke up this morning to 70%.

 

[Chris M]

You call 24% humidity? I woke up this morning to 70%.

Comparatively speaking, since here we often have humidity in the single digits, and a previous post mentioned "dry heat", and our dew point hovers in the 60%+ range during monsoon season, yes. It feels a little humid.

 

[ROBERTECOX]

Good News...Pigs are now vegetables!!!

 

[Dr. Zaius]

Good News...Pigs are now vegetables!!!

 

[Big Blue]

Comparatively speaking, since here we often have humidity in the single digits, and a previous post mentioned "dry heat", and our dew point hovers in the 60%+ range during monsoon season, yes. It feels a little humid.

Our dew point right now is 69° and it's not that bad out, with a little breeze. Don't even start to consider it until it is well over 60°.

 

[gfitzge2]

Comparatively speaking, since here we often have humidity in the single digits, and a previous post mentioned "dry heat", and our dew point hovers in the 60%+ range during monsoon season, yes. It feels a little humid.

Weather it is the 60 percent humidity or 77 degree dew point or the 92 degrees, I can testify that it is like a sauna here. Also 97 degree temps for the next two days.

 

[Chris M]

Weather it is the 60 percent humidity or 77 degree dew point or the 92 degrees, I can testify that it is like a sauna here. Also 97 degree temps for the next two days.

I grew up in southern Virginia, so I well remember the combined heat and humidity on that side of the world and I don't miss it at all. Air so thick you can see and feel it sometimes. Nope, don't miss that at all. I feel for ya.

 

[KJRR]

I grew up in southern Virginia, so I well remember the combined heat and humidity on that side of the world and I don't miss it at all. Air so thick you can see and feel it sometimes. Nope, don't miss that at all. I feel for ya.

So do people actually look at dew point and humidity before deciding to do things?
Seriously, I can't imagine that. I only check to see if it's going to rain or not.
Was outside working yesterday and no idea what the humidity was or "real feel" but was probably high since I was sweating just sitting in the garage. Guess it's mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter.

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