🔞 SNWS Would you rather endure a month of 110* highs or a month of -20* lows?

[IDAFC21]

Too fucking fast. And when you have shit water (like me) water spots burnt into the paint are just an inevitability. And thats even OUT of direct sunlight.

 

[Yaj Yak]

NO BIG DEAL

It actually was 118 right before I took my phone out. Then it dropped right before I snapped the pic. Cold front mustve moved in.

i think ive cooked steak at that temperature.

 

[Yaj Yak]

Too fucking fast. And when you have shit water (like me) water spots burnt into the paint are just an inevitability. And thats even OUT of direct sunlight.

 

[v6buicks]

 

[SpeedSpeak2me]

Felt so good…

 

[IDAFC21]

I'll raise

To be fair, my car had been sitting for a few minutes after I got home from work, so it likely wasn't an ENTIRELY accurate reading, but it still amuses me to see it Really it was maybe ONLY 117-118 out, so that's nice.

 

[frank]

Seen on the news that Death Valley was going to hit 124*-125* which is a record for that area.

 

[Thirdgen89GTA]

i think ive cooked steak at that temperature.

Shit, 121°, you could sous-vide without the water at those temps. Throw the steak and a few things into a vac sealed back and slap it on a flat rock in the sun lol.

 

[SpeedSpeak2me]

I'll raise

To be fair, my car had been sitting for a few minutes after I got home from work, so it likely wasn't an ENTIRELY accurate reading, but it still amuses me to see it Really it was maybe ONLY 117-118 out, so that's nice.

I have to come clean, the truck was idling in a parking spot for about 3-4 minutes when I took that. Ambient was around 95°, but a solid 15-20mph wind from the south. It was pretty nice out. Walked around Davenport a bit. The river front has a lot to be desired compared to even suburbia towns.

 

[Yaj Yak]

Shit, 121°, you could sous-vide without the water at those temps. Throw the steak and a few things into a vac sealed back and slap it on a flat rock in the sun lol.

shit man, in the sun you'd overcook it

 

[blue-sun]

Sounds like you 110 degree fuckers

 

[b00sted]

DrY hEaT iS dIfFeReNt

 

[Dave M]

Having lived in both climates, I choose neither.

 

[blakbearddelite]

Having just moved to Florida, these summers are brutal. I went golfing on Saturday when it was in the 90's. I got a little too much sun, and I'm still feeling run down. I don't think I'll be doing that again anytime soon. I can't wait for fall/winter. It's just uncomfortable doing anything outside besides swimming in a somewhat shaded pool.

 

[ChrisRac]

This past week was fucking hot. But I’d still rather have the heat than the cold.

Positive or negative 20°, doesn’t matter. Keep me above 50° please.

 

[Yaj Yak]

 

[Stink Star]

Anybody who likes it hot obviously works inside an air conditioned office.

 

[Great White Drake]

110 all day everyday. I worked outside this past winter on the coldest day of the season. -20 or so windchill. It was miserable.

 

[v6buicks]

Anybody who likes it hot obviously works inside an air conditioned office.

Is it that obvious? When I worked at the Honda dealer (non air conditioned shop) I still heavily preferred the 110 degree days over the negative temps. Nothing was more satisfying than going from the car straight to the pool after a long day. Fuck the cold. There wasn't a coat heavy or versatile enough to make me comfortable. In that crap. Same goes for gloves.

 

[v6buicks]

The only way I'll agree is if you force me to work in the sun. My white ass doesn't do well at all without shade. In that case, yes. I'd rather bundle up.

 

[IDAFC21]

Man it was so nice out today. Car only said 103 when I was driving home from work. I almost drove home with my windows down! I didn't even give myself 3rd degree burns on my face when I put my sunglasses on either!

 

[Fish]

Ill take the under. If its over 80* and I am breathing in more water than oxygen, I stay my ass inside.

 

[CMNTMXR57]

Brrr... It's been cold outside.

 

[Dave M]

I used to work outside installing Fire Alarm systems in AZ on new construction projects, it was fucking miserable in the summers. We usually were on the jobsite by 5AM so we could be heading home by 1:00, but it was still brutal. It was even worse if the windows and doors were in but the A/C wasn't working yet, as I've been in buildings that were north of 135 degrees in the summer.

And just wait until you get that first $500+ electric bill, it'll make you rethink life

At least out here if my A/C breaks I'm not gonna die or have to go live in a hotel for a few days, and if the heat goes out, just put on more clothes and light the fireplace.

 

[CMNTMXR57]

Just go streaking when it gets hot...