Meanwhile, in San Diego
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Lol, imagine having an ocean regulated climate.
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The only time it got over 100 was in 2016 
imagine not having one
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That’s absolutely amazing weather tho
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yeah ik
Estes park after a hail storm on the 27th. They had to break out the snowplows and mag chloride.
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It’s about 111 degrees (in freedom units) or roughly 44 degrees (in elsewhere units) where I’m at
We’re also forecasted to possibly get thunderstorms over the next few days, starting tonight
Phoenix?
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Medford, Oregon
Ah. I’m guessing that’s in the southeastern bit of Oregon?
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southwestern, but i doubt it’s any different there (in terms of temperature)
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Probably not. I just guessed S/E because that’s similar in geography to southern Idaho/northern Nevada (which is pretty similar to basically the rest of the west). The Oregon coast is a bit more forested.
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it’s a night and day difference between the coast and just a little ways inland. When the interior heats up, the coast becomes windy and/or fogged in
not to mention the coast’s temperature is half of what it is where I’m at
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Solid 75° here in Grand Rapids, Mich 
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We’re chillin at 85° for the next ten days here in Silt, Colo.
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Would gladly take any of those temperatures over mine. It sucks because I want to go see a DC-10 or two to fly in but it’s too hot
This year’s been oddly cool for us here. We’ve only had about a week of 100°+. Usually those sort of highs are present throughout most of June, all of July and most of August. We’ve also gotten more rain than we normally get (at least it seems that way).
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We have gotten more rain than usual back in June and earlier this year than we do on a normal basis, or at least a delayed summer. I guess us around the west seaboard are currently paying for that since we now have 100+ temps. Also there now seems to be some wildfires as well
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