Dam Louisiana heat!!!!

derick337
derick337 Posts: 67 Member
edited November 20 in Health and Weight Loss
I think I caught a small case of heat exhaustion. Had to call a ride 3/4 ways through my 4 mile walk-jog.
DAM LOUISIANA HEAT and HUMIDITY.

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  • MommaGem2017
    MommaGem2017 Posts: 405 Member
    I feel ya! Houston here and it's a hot one today!!
  • AmyOutOfControl
    AmyOutOfControl Posts: 1,425 Member
    Central Texas is trying too kill me as well. I am so over summer....
  • girlgeeklula
    girlgeeklula Posts: 85 Member
    Houston as well here. I have to go out early in the morning or after I get home at night. And I still take a bottle of water with me and down a Gatorade when I get home. This is the first summer I've been seeing through clothes consistently. :s
  • MommaGem2017
    MommaGem2017 Posts: 405 Member
    girlgeeklula wrote: »
    Houston as well here. I have to go out early in the morning or after I get home at night. And I still take a bottle of water with me and down a Gatorade when I get home. This is the first summer I've been seeing through clothes consistently. :s

    I look at the temp app. It says 91 and I think... not so bad! Until.... Heat Index = 105-109 :'(
  • jak1958
    jak1958 Posts: 82 Member
    edited August 2017
    Houston too! Temp 96°.. feels like 105°. Gotta love that humidity!
  • Gisel2015
    Gisel2015 Posts: 4,190 Member
    Southern CA desert here. Only 110F degrees today with some humidity but not as bad as most of you guys. Considering that we had days between the middle of June and July with temperatures between 114F and 122F, today is not that bad. The weather men promised that next week we are going to have a cooling trend with a low of 102F and a high of 105F. B)

    I haven't done any outside walking since May. Good thing that I have two fitness center in the community.
  • Rebnurse1977
    Rebnurse1977 Posts: 15 Member
    Shreveport Louisiana here. Can confirm, its been hot and humid!
  • derick337
    derick337 Posts: 67 Member
    @Rebnurse1977 I'm from Lafayette
  • theron12
    theron12 Posts: 60 Member
    Baton Rouge, La here & yes it's killer heat!
  • GemstoneofHeart
    GemstoneofHeart Posts: 865 Member
    Oklahoma here and the high was 73 today!!! It's been in the high 90s so this is a wonderful break with the rain we are getting.
  • zjpq
    zjpq Posts: 198 Member
    So thankful we moved from Houston to New Zealand, I do not miss those temps!!
  • HeidiCooksSupper
    HeidiCooksSupper Posts: 3,831 Member
    We've had a shockingly cool summer in central SC. No days in the 100s ... YET. But summer is more than half over. A month or so from now, like Punxsutawney Phil, we will poke our heads out of our air-conditioned burrows and again sleep with the windows open.

    When I moved here, a local with a thick drawl told me, "For nine months of the year it's lovely and then we have three months of HELL." I guess that beats what a local told me when I moved to Montana, "It can snow any month of the year here."
  • SSpeakes
    SSpeakes Posts: 95 Member
    NW FL here. Nearly passed out halfway through my long bike ride this morning. Bring on the cooler temps!
  • Trina2040
    Trina2040 Posts: 214 Member
    West Palm Beach, FL 93.5 degrees, humidity 65%, heat index 113 degrees. . .but no hurricanes, so there's that.
  • girlgeeklula
    girlgeeklula Posts: 85 Member
    zjpq wrote: »
    So thankful we moved from Houston to New Zealand, I do not miss those temps!!

    It's why I'm excited to be going up to Colorado for two weeks in October. It's going to be nice to run in sleeves and dark colors and not be dying from the heat.
  • LaReinaDeCorazones
    LaReinaDeCorazones Posts: 274 Member
    Arizona here, haven't been outside yet
  • Gisel2015
    Gisel2015 Posts: 4,190 Member
    girlgeeklula wrote: »
    zjpq wrote: »
    So thankful we moved from Houston to New Zealand, I do not miss those temps!!

    It's why I'm excited to be going up to Colorado for two weeks in October. It's going to be nice to run in sleeves and dark colors and not be dying from the heat.

    Kudos to you if you can run and exercise at such a high altitude. It takes me more than two weeks to get use to it; and when I do, it's time to came back home.
  • SmithsonianEmpress
    SmithsonianEmpress Posts: 1,163 Member
    theron12 wrote: »
    Baton Rouge, La here & yes it's killer heat!

    BR here too!!! I feel ya!!! It's really hot! Houston is really hot too; it's like average 105 there these days this time of year.
  • SmithsonianEmpress
    SmithsonianEmpress Posts: 1,163 Member
    park1e wrote: »
    I'm in Abu Dhabi right now. It's over 60 Deg C over here, or 140 Deg F. Not the best heat to be working in.

    :s I'm speechless about those numbers. WOW
  • Philtex
    Philtex Posts: 1,283 Member
    This is exactly why they make treadmills.
  • Silentpadna
    Silentpadna Posts: 1,306 Member
    The highest temperature ever recorded in the world is 136F in Libya in 1922. (https://wmo.asu.edu/content/northern-hemisphere-highest-temperature).

    But yeah, Louisiana summers are hot. Here in Atlanta, we've had a mild summer by our standards, but the mornings are very humid. When I run/jog it's usually 75-80, but with a dew point of 72-74 that translates to about 90% humidity or more (100% means fog - when the temp and dew point match, which has been the case sometimes). Sweat like mad during those times also.
  • GlassAngyl
    GlassAngyl Posts: 478 Member
    It's been in the 80's here in nc but the humidity is ridiculous. I have to use my wind shield wipers on non rainy days just to see. But I would never trade it for Texas heat ever again. I was born and raised there.. Some days were 100+.. And when I was a kid.. kids were locked out of the air conditioned house and forced to play in that heat!!!
  • derick337
    derick337 Posts: 67 Member
    For example today @9:52 90degrees feels like 100 with a dew point of 75 that's that bulls$$t there.
  • aeloine
    aeloine Posts: 2,163 Member
    park1e wrote: »
    I'm in Abu Dhabi right now. It's over 60 Deg C over here, or 140 Deg F. Not the best heat to be working in.

    Dang. I thought Dallas was hot. UAE putting us to shame!
  • derick337
    derick337 Posts: 67 Member
    Soon as you walk out the door you are sweating. Better cool your car off first.
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