You probably were uncomfortable, but on one occasion I stopped for a soft
drink in Needles, California at 11 o'clock at night. The little store felt
pleasantly cool compared to the outside and the indoor thermometer read 110
degree Fahrenheit(44.3C according to my little converter program.). I have
no idea what the outside temperature was. 105 to 110 degrees F. is
relatively common in the southwest US and the desert areas of California.
Hot as it is, it is much to be preferred to the lower temperatures and
higher humidity of places like Florida.
You have to protect your OM and your film!
Winsor
>Hot? Hot!
>
>Shall we break it to them gently Foxy, Chris?
>;-)
>
>I remember at least two nights in Perth when the temperature never
>dropped below 30C. Distinctly uncomfortable.
>
>Giles
>
>> Hi Shawn,
>>
>> That IS pretty hot for up there! Almost as hot as here in NW Florida.
>> Not sure you intended to send this to me, but good to hear from you, and
>> thanks so much for all your efforts on behalf of the Oly list!
>>
>> Neal
>snip
>> > I noticed an increasing amount of mail queued up today, and very slow DNS
>> > response. Further inspection revealed a failing network card, and a
>>hard drive
>> > hot enough to fry an egg on... (it's about 30C here outside and even
>>hotter
>> > inside)
>snip
>> >
>> > OM content: I took a walk across campus, took my 4T hoping to finish a
>>roll of
>> > slides for the school, but decided it was too d*mn hot... I know, I
>>know - 30C
>> > isn't that hot, but it sure seems like it when you're working and have
>>to stare
>> > at a nice cool lake all day...
>
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