92 with a dew point of 64 - not too bad.

90's here in SE Nebraska.... and very humid. Clothes won't dry on the line. Water grass is growing everywhere, and under the trees in my creek bottom it never dries so I can mow without cutting a track. Lots to do outside so I just come inside my cabin every so often and take off my sweat soaked shirt and put on a dry one.... cool off a little ... then back outside. Gotta feed the skeeters you know !!

Africa hot,Tarzan couldn't take it if he was here.

93 in the shade here and very humid. I hate it!

Pool party tonight!

wear your mask.

Seventy degrees and sun here in paradise.

Jim

92 and not a bit of air stirring. Humidity is not too bad though. Supposed to be hotter tomorrow here too, hottest day of the year so far.

Shoot at 78 I would be sweating, my ac is set at 68 degrees.

It looks like Bldg 9 finally warmed up LOL

97 today worked till 2:30 putting hardy board siding on a new 6 car garage.

We will be into the 90's this week. It's the humidity that kills here. I need it just a little bit warmer to get some sand waxed.

It's so hot now that I had to open our windows.

Jim

Mid 90's today, dewpoint in the 70's.....Bring it!

The old timers wear long sleeved cotton shirts in this weather. Supposed to keep you cool.

93 today and typical high humidity - went out and mowed the yard. Heading out fishing at 0 dark thirty tomorrow - love summer in the south.
Hydrate men and carry on..

I'm old, and wore long sleeve shirt all day Friday, 95ish degrees.
Morning cool, son-in-law and I cut & loaded his pickup & trailer with firewood from logs I saved him.
Afternoon was stinking hot & humid, helped friend put up hay. I was mostly in barn.

Today, the 4th, wife & are taking the day off and attending two family picnics.

The Hispanics bundle up with head coverings, long sleeved shirts, and so much that they make a Covid mask-wearing fella look like a weeny!
The old Michigander turned Texan in me can't, make that happen. I'd fry like Boco's Canadian bacon on a barbie-Q.

Checking traps today and gonna get 65 or so sets checked on 20 square miles "done" fast, a few new tracks (if and when I see them) set up on, and then get my mocha colored hide back to this lodge! I usually try to be done by 3:00, as the temps hit about 103-106 this time of year here in south Tejas.

Man, the rattle snakes are OUT! Saw a couple good ones yesterday, by I wasn't able to Wyatt Earp 'em. I skin the 5 foot plus rattlers, tan the hide, and sell them. $100 each. Better than a sharp stick in the eyeball. But, sometimes the pistola and the snake tongs MUST respect the plan of the snake, and sometimes the snake is easy peasy.

Donna tells me that between the coyotes wanting to bite ya, the snakes lunging to strike ya, and the big old Texas red ants wanting to bite and sting ya, it's a wonder anything survives in this place.

I love it!
Blessings!
Mark