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Jul 16, 2021
4:45:11pm

byuluvr Failure At Life

People in Phoenix don't have to think about that. They live it every year.

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byuluvr

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Last login: May 5, 2024
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Sometimes I wish it was 2004. That’s the most recent year of 47 where Salt Lake City had no 100+ degree days.

Brisco All-American

7/16/21 4:38pm

I lived in Texas one year where there over 100 straight days over 100 degrees.

Taysom 4 Heisman

7/16/21 4:40pm

And this year in central Texas we haven’t even got close to 100

Bill

7/16/21 4:45pm

People in Phoenix don't have to think about that. They live it every year.

byuluvr

7/16/21 4:45pm

Except this summer seems to be pretty mild

kotacoug

7/16/21 4:50pm

which is nice after what last summer was. Brutal even by PHX standards...

The Pope

7/16/21 4:59pm

Summer isn't even a third over yet, so don't count those chickens yet. But if the monsoon keeps up like it's been doing

SingleStrapBackpack

7/16/21 5:24pm

Even better 1993. That was SLC coolest summer on record due to Mt Pinatubo

STL

7/16/21 4:44pm

Yep, I remember that well.

SingleStrapBackpack

7/16/21 4:56pm

I looked it up. Here were the highs and lows for July 1993

STL

7/16/21 5:25pm

that means I'd be in the philippines, which is not any better

maxpowers

7/16/21 4:45pm

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