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#1: Heat wave Author: Bushmaster, Location: Ava, Missouri

Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2025 4:29 pm
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Pumpkinslinger...I have a question for you...Warm enough for you?

Talked to my brother on the Arizona/california/Mexico boarder. It's 114* there. It's a balmy 90* here.

Be careful...

#2: Re: Heat wave Author: Tremblay, Location: Malta, Montana

Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2025 4:44 pm
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It's 72 here

#3: Re: Heat wave Author: Bushmaster, Location: Ava, Missouri

Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2025 7:22 pm
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Tremblay...You can't sit in front of your refrigerator with the door open. Stopit!

#4: Re: Heat wave Author: Tremblay, Location: Malta, Montana

Posted: Wed Jun 25, 2025 8:40 pm
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It's cheaper than running an A C

#5: Re: Heat wave Author: Pumpkinslinger, Location: NC foothills

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2025 12:42 pm
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Yesterday it was 97°, 44% humidity, heat index of 102. Right now it's 86°, 72% humidity and heat index of 101. I walked around the yard yesterday and it appears that the heat finished off my volunteer blackberries.

#6: Re: Heat wave Author: Vince, Location: Brisbane AUSTRALIA

Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2025 8:02 pm
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Not warm here, we are as low as single figures °C….its bloody cold…only 9°C (48°F) and feels like 7°C (44.6°F)…and we apparently have a cold polar snap :- coming! Confused

#7: Re: Heat wave Author: DallanC, Location: Utah

Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2025 12:13 am
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Last few days its been rather nice, quite a bit cooler... but its headed back to the 100's soon. We've got some pretty major wildfires going on, hopefully they wont get too big.

We have two big active fires right now in state, both over 27,000 acres and growing.

Our biggest ever wildfire was 363,000 acres Shocked

-DallanC

#8: Re: Heat wave Author: Vince, Location: Brisbane AUSTRALIA

Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2025 8:25 pm
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DallanC wrote:

Last few days its been rather nice, quite a bit cooler... but its headed back to the 100's soon. We've got some pretty major wildfires going on, hopefully they wont get too big.

We have two big active fires right now in state, both over 27,000 acres and growing.

Our biggest ever wildfire was 363,000 acres Shocked

-DallanC

Damn…that’s a lot of forest and natural habitat for native critters…and deer mate. Worst part is people losing their houses and often livelihoods…not to mention the terrible loss of life.

#9: Re: Heat wave Author: DallanC, Location: Utah

Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2025 9:24 pm
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Had the day off of work, wife wanted to take a canyon ride in the side by side. We went from 5000ft elevation to about 9500 in about 2 hours and actually found some snow fields that hadn't melted yet. It was a nice high 70s afternoon where we stopped and ate lunch at an old abandoned cabin in the pine trees.

The ride home kept getting hotter and hotter... reaching 97 when we came out of the canyon near home.

-DallanC

#10: Re: Heat wave Author: Vince, Location: Brisbane AUSTRALIA

Posted: Sat Jun 28, 2025 8:18 pm
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DallanC wrote:

Had the day off of work, wife wanted to take a canyon ride in the side by side. We went from 5000ft elevation to about 9500 in about 2 hours and actually found some snow fields that hadn't melted yet. It was a nice high 70s afternoon where we stopped and ate lunch at an old abandoned cabin in the pine trees.

The ride home kept getting hotter and hotter... reaching 97 when we came out of the canyon near home.

-DallanC

That would be an amazing time mate that I’m sure SWMBO thoroughly enjoyed. I can’t come to grips with it being around 100°F around your start point and there still be snow further up the mountains…really weird.

#11: Re: Heat wave Author: DallanC, Location: Utah

Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2025 1:18 am
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Its common to see snow on the mountain tops until the end of July even in triple digit temps. If the previous winter was hard with heavy snowfall, snow can last into August. Elevation really changes air temps though, and we were really high up

2020, Covid... we had fresh snow in the mountains in August. That was the first time in my life I can ever remember August snow. Before that snow any other month of the year at high elevations was common.

In the spring, if it warms fast... some people snow and water ski in the same day... just to say they did.

I've also seen people pack skis in into canyons to snow ski in July. This year however, its melting fast.

-DallanC

#12: Re: Heat wave Author: RePete, Location: Gods Country

Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2025 6:52 am
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This past week we have had temps of 113F.

#13: Re: Heat wave Author: Vince, Location: Brisbane AUSTRALIA

Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2025 8:23 pm
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DallanC wrote:

Its common to see snow on the mountain tops until the end of July even in triple digit temps. If the previous winter was hard with heavy snowfall, snow can last into August. Elevation really changes air temps though, and we were really high up

2020, Covid... we had fresh snow in the mountains in August. That was the first time in my life I can ever remember August snow. Before that snow any other month of the year at high elevations was common.

In the spring, if it warms fast... some people snow and water ski in the same day... just to say they did.

I've also seen people pack skis in into canyons to snow ski in July. This year however, its melting fast.

-DallanC

We don’t get any snow where I live. It gets cold enough for the occasional snowfall, but only overnight. Frosts are not all that common here, although ice on the cars has happened maybe half a dozen times this year, but it is gone by about 8:30am. I haven’t seen snow for 50 years…I’d love to have a ‘play’ in some decent snow. Last time I skied was on my honeymoon 50 years ago.

RePete wrote:

This past week we have had temps of 113F.

That is insane heat mate. I hope the humidity wasn’t high with it…would be unbearable.

#14: Re: Heat wave Author: RePete, Location: Gods Country

Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2025 8:31 pm
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The humidity was high and I would take the dog out (Yellow Lab). She would go outside for 10, maybe 15 mins and then in. Thanks for A/C.

#15: Re: Heat wave Author: DallanC, Location: Utah

Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2025 3:02 pm
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Humidity sucks... the only time its acceptable is flying from +100F weather into Alaska stepping off the plane into cool 70's temps and lovely high yet pleasurable humidity.

I love that feeling... the reverse blows as well though I guess. Leaving that lovely Alaska environment and stepping off the plane in Salt Lake City into the blast furnace of late summer, LOL

-DallanC

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