STEWART COPELAND

So what's the temp where you are? It's over 103F/35C here - will go out in a bit and take a photo.

I'm hiding in the A/C and doing a little cleaning. Think I'll go stuff my head in the icebox shortly...

101 in Chicago! At least that is what my car says.

Currently 104 F. Last week, the AC in my office went out. It was 90 to 95 in my office for a few days. Today I began thinking of renting another office

Can't say where, but we reached 107° today. It's definitely a little warm.

Hahahaha! I read this (it's late) and what I saw was "Jesus is hot!"

I'm like... who are you and what did you do with Dive!

Will let you know tomorrow when it hits us.

Jesus built my hotrod!

I read the "what's cookin'" thread and thought "I'm cooking". But only 101 expected today.

I love this weather though (especially if I'm not out in it.)

It plays hell with my allergies, personally. Bah. Stupid ozone warnings...

yes is been hot to here and today will be 106 i am tired of heat but it is life

Dear God how do you people cope with this heat?

Its 17c here which is fairly nice dog walking weather. We could do with a little less rain and a bit more sun but not the type of heat you all have over there. In my little wood and glass beach hut I would be cooking like a chicken in an oven.

Stay safe everyone.

Horribly hot here in Wahsington DC. 102 f.

I had to be out for 25 minutes in a suit when I wasn't on the list for the meeting I was to attend.

Suppsoe to be like that this weekend.

Our dog is border collie and does not like the heat at all, even with his fu shaved.

14c today with rain and snow on the mountain.....yep winter here!!

You poor things....heat and me do not get on at all!

33c 91.4f today, thank goodness for our air conditioner

Took a break from the surface of the sun (aka Las Vegas) and spending a few days in Manhattan Beach. I think its in the 70s. Surprised my body did not crack from the change in temperature.

It was "only" 96 today. Cooled off a bit due to the gimongous storm we had last night (which took the electricity with it).