88

[madamesilverspurs]

This is just wrong. It’s Colorado. It’s October. It’s the wrong time of year to be hot.

Can’t help but wish that whoever is running this climate change hoax would knock it off...

[Warpy]

1. It was still in the 70s here in NM

which reflected leftover clouds and wind from that storm system that hung around for most of last week. Supposed to get warm tomorrow. Good. I need to have the doors and windows open when I burn all the dust and cat hair out of the floor furnace. Yes, I vacuum it out but it still stinks.

[Kath1]

2. LOL!

Well-said, madamesilverspurs.

[spanone]

3. visiting in glendale, ca. 101 today

[Lochloosa]

4. 65 tonght. In Florida.

[left on green only]

5. On A Global Level What You Say Is Of Course Very True....

...however on a more personal level I must admit that here in Yosemite I am able to much more easily afford the electricity to keep my tiny living space cool when the outside temperature is hot, than I am able to afford the propane fuel required to keep said space warm when its cold outside.

This year, by the time I was able to apply for LHEAP assistance with my heating, all of the funds had already been given away to others. I keep thinking that if this keeps up, I may be able to afford to live comfortably for one more winter.

[Xipe Totec]

6. Well you do know that hell is hot, right?

If you're seeing 88, and 88 being the code for Heil Hitler, Hell can't be too far away.

[Hortensis]

7. Over 100 where we used to live in SoCal.