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What has been the warmest temp this Spring?

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Palm crazy Grand Master

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So far this spring it looks like most of the country is seeing some nice hot summer weather. So what has been the warmest temp for you this Spring?

Here in Olympia, WA 91F/32.8C, Eastern WA 105F/40.5C. Not a recorder breaking by no means but still some HOT temps,… seems early this year!

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107f

Modesto, CA USDA 9b

July/August average 95f/63f

Dec/Jan average 55f/39f

Average lowest winter temp 27f

Record low temp 18f

Record high temp 113f

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_Keith Grand Master

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Ouch. I am in hot So Tex. Only 96 here yesterday. Low of 78.

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Zeeth Grand Master

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94F/34C has been the hottest temp so far this spring for me.

Keith 

Palmetto, Florida (10a) and Tampa, Florida (9b/10a)

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We hit officially 103.8F a few days ago. Yesterday was a rainy relief day in the 70s and Friday will be a hot muggy 95F.

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John Case Grand Master

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We were 107 on Monday, 6/8........100 today in my yard.

John Case

Brentwood CA

Owner and curator of Hana Keu Garden

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SailorBold Grand Master

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94f ... Only hit the 90's a few times too.. it looks like the heat will arrive next week

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Monòver Grand Master

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Here the worst arrived on 21 of May.

We hit 98'6f(37c) and in other places at 100 km, 112,1f (44'5c).

Worst than full summer!

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Palm crazy Grand Master

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An the winner for the Hottest Spring Day in 2015 goes to…. Death Valley, CA June 15, 2015….118F/47.8C. Yikes!

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Monòver Grand Master

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An the winner for the Hottest Spring Day in 2015 goes to…. Death Valley, CA June 15, 2015….118F/47.8C. Yikes!

Wow! That's crazy!!!
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Silas_Sancona Grand Master

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Current temps/ real feel temps as of 11:20 am:

Lakeside south (closest WU station to the house here in Bradenton): Thunderstorm- cooled 85F Real feel 96F

Hidden Oaks area (Sarasota): 89F Real Feel 107F

Further north around the area:

Bimini Bay (Apollo Beach area) : 97F Real feel 122F

Meadow lawn area of St Pete: 102F real feel 107F

Autumn Run area in Pinellas Park: 101F Real feel 111F

Hottest reporting station atm, so far: Bloomingdale East ( Just east of Riverview area ) 106F Real feel... 138F with a Dew point of 85F!!! WOW!!

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OCOTILLO WELLS CA. - 116 F REPORTED AT 9:00 AM !

DEW POINT ? - 0 F

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Silas_Sancona Grand Master

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Some local W.U station updates as of 2:07pm:

Lakeside South: 92F real feel 110F Had dropped to 78F right after a quick storm earlier.

The Meadows (Sarasota) 94F real feel 105F

Bay Ridge Estates (Pinellas County) 96F real feel 113F

Ballast Point South (Tampa) 97F real feel 110F

Lake St. Charles - Kensington ( Riverview FL area) 109F real feel 124F

Hottest current real feel: Mitchel Drive ( Brandon FL area) 147F.. Actual temp 105F.. 88F dew point. Still officially "Spring"? :blink2:

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Brandon FL next week - 95F @ 99 % rh = fricken brutal

still think my cali desert @ 0F dew point is insane

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Brandon FL next week - 95F @ 99 % rh = fricken brutal

still think my cali desert @ 0F dew point is insane

Both are crazy..

Remember taking a detour around the Salton Sea on the way to San Diego on one of my buying trips well. Pretty sure I could have fried an Egg on the pavement that day. Also recall my trip to Phoenix when it hit 114F while in town. That being said, at least where humidity is lacking.. or perhaps down near zero, it is easier to cool down. You sweat but it still offers relief.

Here, even in the shade the oppressive humidity doesn't allow for much relief. No matter how much water you drink, humidity simply doesn't allow the body to cool much. Take it from someone who works out in it most of the day.

-Nathan

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_Keith Grand Master

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Still cool in South Louisiana, relatively speaking that is. With all of the cloud cover and rain, very few days even into the 90s. Finally clearing out and looking at 92/93 in a few days.

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I can handle heat.. but I have never been through a SE summer either...could only imagine how that is.. just fascinating and wow. The UV gets me here...and try to get my yard work done super early...

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Just when you think it couldn’t get any Hotter! Death Valley, CA June 20, 2015…123F/ 50.5C Still seems early this year. Looks like next week we might reach the upper 90’s for a few days here. Normal is 72F. Can’t pass up this kind of heat here so lots of Watering and Fertilizing ahead.

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John Case Grand Master

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Happy summer everyone!

John Case

Brentwood CA

Owner and curator of Hana Keu Garden

USDA Zone 9b more or less, Sunset Zone 14 in winter 9 in summer

"Its always exciting the first time you save the world. Its a real thrill!"

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Pasco, Washington today 111F. High desert, Elevation 587 ft, 46.43 N. low to mid 90's here in Olympia, WA.

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Another HOT day in Eastern Washington today, 111F/ 43.8C in Walla Walla, Pasco, Moses Lake. Not sure if these are records…Going to be a hot one this summer!

Funny on the Western side today it was very pleasant under cloud cover. Some major relief from the excessive heat!

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We hit 109 yesterday with a follow up today of 100-104....current humidity id 34% with a possibility of it staying high (for us, anyway) due to moisture coming up from SoCal.

We should be in the 90s beginning tomorrow and forecast for the foreseeable future.

John Case

Brentwood CA

Owner and curator of Hana Keu Garden

USDA Zone 9b more or less, Sunset Zone 14 in winter 9 in summer

"Its always exciting the first time you save the world. Its a real thrill!"

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We hit 109 yesterday with a follow up today of 100-104....current humidity id 34% with a possibility of it staying high (for us, anyway) due to moisture coming up from SoCal.

We should be in the 90s beginning tomorrow and forecast for the foreseeable future.

Thats hot all right! Warmest so far has been in Eastern WA at 113F/ 45C a few days ago, fires are all most contain here. Are normal hottest time of the year is in August, probably the same for you folks! 90’s this week on the cool western side then a nice cool down next week in the low 80’s. :evil:

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