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SAW 04 Jul 5th 2010 12:20 pm

Humidex
 
I never imagined Id experience a 45 degree humidex in Canada. I sincerely hope today is out of the norm?

fledermaus Jul 5th 2010 12:23 pm

Re: Humidex
 

Originally Posted by SAW 04 (Post 8680058)
I never imagined Id experience a 45 degree humidex in Canada. I sincerely hope today is out of the norm?

whats that in old money??

It has been very very yuck humidity today whereas we normally only get very yuck humidity Those in Windsor get very very very yuck humidity but we don't care about them because they can shop in the USA everyday.

SAW 04 Jul 5th 2010 12:35 pm

Re: Humidex
 
113 F !!


Originally Posted by fledermaus (Post 8680062)
whats that in old money??

It has been very very yuck humidity today whereas we normally only get very yuck humidity Those in Windsor get very very very yuck humidity but we don't care about them because they can shop in the USA everyday.


Clematis Jul 5th 2010 12:55 pm

Re: Humidex
 
I don't remember it being this hot last year, but then again I was visiting the UK. Today really was too hot, I really wanted to buy a pool.

Tuppence Jul 5th 2010 1:04 pm

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Originally Posted by Clematis (Post 8680104)
I don't remember it being this hot last year, but then again I was visiting the UK. Today really was too hot, I really wanted to buy a pool.

Uh oh. Not heat induced shopping :rofl:

magnumpi Jul 5th 2010 1:09 pm

Re: Humidex
 
Well it's 9pm, and it is still bloomin hot, in the 30's at least, 40 with the Humi, 1 more hour (Started at 5:30 a.m.) and i can drive home and get out of my car. The things we do for money ehh. Drunk 3 ltrs of water and on my second tee shirt. It is ow so hot, and there is more heat to come. (And No i can't have the air con on all day as it would give away my position in the street) The person we are watching has stayed in all day, very flippin sensible if you ask me. :rolleyes:

The good thing about where i am today is there is a unsecured wireless network nearby. :p Ohh yeh and all the electric went of round here, West Toronto at 4, so 250,000 folk had no air con and some poor soles where trapped in elevators for hours. :eek:

fledermaus Jul 5th 2010 1:35 pm

Re: Humidex
 

Originally Posted by magnumpi (Post 8680122)
Well it's 9pm, and it is still bloomin hot, in the 30's at least, 40 with the Humi, 1 more hour (Started at 5:30 a.m.) and i can drive home and get out of my car. The things we do for money ehh. Drunk 3 ltrs of water and on my second tee shirt. It is ow so hot, and there is more heat to come. (And No i can't have the air con on all day as it would give away my position in the street) The person we are watching has stayed in all day, very flippin sensible if you ask me. :rolleyes:

The good thing about where i am today is there is a unsecured wireless network nearby. :p Ohh yeh and all the electric went of round here, West Toronto at 4, so 250,000 folk had no air con and some poor soles where trapped in elevators for hours. :eek:

God those feet must have been stinky

Are you a spy Maggie?

magnumpi Jul 5th 2010 2:52 pm

Re: Humidex
 
Not a spy exactly, more an Investigator in the private sector. :blink:

Can be long hours without a break, not normally an issue, but the heat, well that don't help. They said on the radio on my way home that the Humi was 40c still, at 10:30pm,:confused: and tomorrow it will reach 44-45.

Rain forecast for the week end, i guess some things just don't change.

Souvy Jul 6th 2010 12:26 am

Re: Humidex
 

Originally Posted by SAW 04 (Post 8680058)
I never imagined Id experience a 45 degree humidex in Canada. I sincerely hope today is out of the norm?

It is the norm for July. It's called the dog days/canicule. It only lasts for a few days. People forgot about it because we haven't really had it for several years. The last few Julys have been relatively cool (mostly below 30).

Yesterday was similar in Ottawa to Toronto, apart from the lack of smog. Today through Thursday will be similar. The humidex was at 37 by 8am this morning.

I love my air conditioning.

Atlantic Xpat Jul 6th 2010 8:19 pm

Re: Humidex
 
You wanna move to Nova Scotia mate. Never that hot and humid there.:thumbup:

Tuppence Jul 7th 2010 12:36 am

Re: Humidex
 

Originally Posted by Atlantic Xpat (Post 8683225)
You wanna move to Nova Scotia mate. Never that hot and humid there.:thumbup:

Ooooh there's an idea. What's it like in NS?











;)

Ben W Bell Jul 7th 2010 10:11 am

Re: Humidex
 
Days like today are what Toronto summers are famous for. Thankfully they only happen no more than a week or two a year. Last year we had none, it was a lovely mild summer. The year before, only a few.

magnumpi Jul 7th 2010 10:20 am

Re: Humidex
 

Originally Posted by Ben W Bell (Post 8684786)
Days like today are what Toronto summers are famous for. Thankfully they only happen no more than a week or two a year. Last year we had none, it was a lovely mild summer. The year before, only a few.

The weather people say it's here to stay, all summer. Ohh yummy :blink:

Ben W Bell Jul 7th 2010 12:54 pm

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Its days like today that are the reason air conditioning was invented.

mandymoochops Jul 7th 2010 1:01 pm

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Originally Posted by magnumpi (Post 8680243)
Not a spy exactly, more an Investigator in the private sector. :blink:

Can be long hours without a break, not normally an issue, but the heat, well that don't help. They said on the radio on my way home that the Humi was 40c still, at 10:30pm,:confused: and tomorrow it will reach 44-45.

Rain forecast for the week end, i guess some things just don't change.

oooh i'd love to do that job :thumbup:


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