How is the weather?

[Kalevala]

Not exactly. It is cooler than usual here in west Texas.

Congrats to you!  What are the temps/conditions like?

K

[Karl Henning]

In Finland, 9 months of the year is chilly to very cold and the rest 3 months can be warm

As I heard the year described in St Petersburg: Nine months of winter and three months of waiting for summer.

[Karl Henning]

TD: 100° F. here in Woburn, Wonder of the North. 

[DavidW]

Congrats to you!  What are the temps/conditions like?

K

91 for the high. Dry and sunny.

[Der lächelnde Schatten]

Not exactly. It is cooler than usual here in west Texas.

Forgive me for being out of the loop, but I thought you lived in one of the Carolinas? Did you move?

[DavidW]

Forgive me for being out of the loop, but I thought you lived in one of the Carolinas? Did you move?

I'm visiting my parents. But I'm flying back tomorrow. My ac has been off for two weeks. It will be hot when I get back!

[Daverz]

TD: 100° F. here in Woburn, Wonder of the North.

Low 70s F (20s C) with a comfortable dew point of 54F (12C) here in San Diego about 10 miles from the Pacific Ocean, forecast to rise to 80 F (high 20s C) next week.  We don't get the over 100F temps typically until September, and it's no longer a dry heat, with increased moisture coming up from the South.

[JBS]

TD: 100° F. here in Woburn, Wonder of the North.

Putting the Burn in Woburn.
TD
7:19PM
87F Broward County FL

Which is not hot by our standards.

What is unusual is the relative lack of rain. None since Saturday, none predicted until the weekend at least.
Usually at this time of year we start to get strong afternoon thunderstorms rolling from the Everglades to the coast and then out over the water, on an almost daily basis.
So far this year those haven't really happened. Only significant rain was due to that low that hovered off the Carolina coast for a few days two or three weeks ago.

[71 dB]

As I heard the year described in St Petersburg: Nine months of winter and three months of waiting for summer.

Don't know about the summers in St Petersburg, but we Finns jokingly call our summers "Muuten hyvä kesä, mutta niin vähäluminen", which means "Otherwise [this is] a good summer, but [there's] so little snow."

[Kalevala]

Putting the Burn in Woburn.
TD
7:19PM
87F Broward County FL

Which is not hot by our standards.

What is unusual is the relative lack of rain. None since Saturday, none predicted until the weekend at least.
Usually at this time of year we start to get strong afternoon thunderstorms rolling from the Everglades to the coast and then out over the water, on an almost daily basis.
So far this year those haven't really happened. Only significant rain was due to that low that hovered off the Carolina coast for a few days two or three weeks ago.

I'd be happy to share some ours.   

K