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*** Quoting Bo Simonsen from a message to Carol Shenkenberger ***
> BS> How about Japan? I bet it may be hot over there?
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> OH YES. Then again, while not all that onbious on a globe, Japan is a long
> *thin chain, about 1,000miles. Part of it's so North they argue with the
BS> And all the pollution is making it more hot in the cities right?
Nope. It's just normally that way here. It's actually statisicaly a
little ¨colder in the last 50 years here.
> define *how hot it is by how many bottles of water you buy as you are out
> walking *around. Right now, we
> are at the 30 min level per bottle heat.
BS> Then it's so warn it's nearly dangerous to walk around without a bottl
BS> of water right?
Yes, for the average person, if staying out several hours. Heatstroke is
not a ¨joke. For today, it's a nice 93F (34C?) and we have the house open
and the AC ¨shut off to just enjoy it. Thats because we are used to that
so think it is ¨'cool weather'. Come winter, we will freeze at just above
or below ice-cube ¨making temps for 3 months.
Bottle of water every 30 mins is 40C and above (103F and above).
xxcarol
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