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    #31
    If I am planning on smoking it doesn't matter the weather.

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      #32
      Summer has been pushed out to sea, thankfully blocking Erin from the coast. 70's day, 50's night and dewpoints in the 40s. I did some bacon and eggs on the griddle for lunch. Never would have done that in the heat we had. Tonight, smash burgers.

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        #33
        Y’all let me know when I can come down from the mountain! Upper 40’s at night here and a down blanket is necessary after the campfire!
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          #34
          I remember my last summer in Texas. I think it was summer of 2011. I remember something about 60 days over 100. It was HOT! But back then, I was young and used to the hot, so I didn’t think much of it. I do remember freezing when I returned to school in Chicago and it was in the 70’s my first day back.

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          • J-Melt
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            Glad to hear the data backs up at least the gist of my memory! Like I said, I had not spent any summers in Chicago yet, so I knew it was hot, but figured it was par for the course.
            Last edited by J-Melt; August 20, 2025, 04:32 PM.

          • Panhead John
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            Yeah, I remember that summer very well. Can you believe from June-August our AVERAGE temperature was almost 88*?! 😳 It was brutal that summer…..🥵

          • Michael_in_TX
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            I remember that summer well, too. It was just brutal. We were under water restrictions what what seemed like forever (which is a weird feeling when there is a huge body of water eight miles away!). My lawn really still hasn't recovered, even all these years later.

          #35
          Houston in August was a punch in the face. Heat and humidity. Walk out of an air conditioned building it was like getting slapped upside your head. On the opposite side, Houston in February was a refreshing coming from winter in New England.

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          • Michael_in_TX
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            It's the price we pay for mild winters....or at least, that is what we keep telling ourselves.

          #36
          Remember the Super Mario 3 for NES level where the sun tries to kill you?

          Well that is Florida for most of the year

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          • STEbbq
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            I do actually!

          #37
          This is the good time of the year where I send the kid out to mow the lawn.

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