July 16, 2024

TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2024

 


Mom, please set it to high-and-rotate.  Thank you!

pee ess, don't think I'll sit by the window today ...


A copy/paste from the Washington Post (online edition):

Baltimore — Heat warning, maximum of 102

Heat indexes of 110 or more are possible both Monday and Tuesday.

  • Monday: 101 high
  • Tuesday: 102 high / 76 low
  • Wednesday: 97 high / 78 low

28 comments:

  1. Yeah, it's a roaster out there pretty much everywhere. As much as mom and dad hate having the a/c running, it's been going full blast here lately which means I don't get to sit and look out the front door. Stay as cool as you can!

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  2. Dearest June,
    Well, you know what to ask for to stay cool girl!
    Hugs,
    Mariette + Kitties

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  3. A very good plan, Juney. This weather is way too hot and horrible!

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  4. wow! that is really HIGH for you. glad you have your little ac to keep you cool.. for the first time that I can remember, the north is hotter than Florida..

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  5. We are thankful the heatwave has passed through here and we are going to have low humidity and not too much heat. Summer is not a very fun time, especially when it is a sauna outside. You enjoy your cool home there.

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  6. It's been one extremely hot summer June. But I am grateful to say that I have not hit 100°. If it did I'd probably hit the roof

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  7. Ooh, that's hot! Our humidex factor was over 100F yesterday, but not our base temp. Stay cool and well-hydrated, both of you!

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  8. At least you're always one cool kitty sweet June!

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  9. July is always hot here. It's summer. I'm ready for fall. You're so cute June.

    Thank you for joining the Happy Tuesday Blog Hop.

    Have a fabulous Happy Tuesday. Scritches to June. ♥

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  10. We sure hope the AC is working well in your building, June. Those are some really high temps you are expecting.

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  11. June ~ sweet photo of you and you are smart to stay cool ~ hugs,

    Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  12. I know what you mean June... it IS hot outside!!
    I am lucky as this place has air conditioning.
    Here's hoping you do not get too hot!
    Purrs Winnie

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  13. We're melting here too, June! Hopefully you'll stay as 😎 cool as possible!

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  14. June we have that very fan (as extra cooling) in the bedroom. I love that it has a timer and rotatates.
    Currently we are living like cave dwellers, all shades drawn. We have lots of food and cook air so NO problems..
    Hugs Cecilia

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  15. Yep, heat warnings here too. We are thankful for air conditioning and ceiling fans!
    xoxo,
    Rosy & Sunny

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  16. Yes...oscillate that fan and avoid the windows. Try to stay cool sweet June.

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  17. It's all any of us can do to keep warm, isn't it.

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  18. Good idea, June. We heard you were going to be getting a blast of that furnace that has been heating us up for days. Stay cool.

    Woos - Misty and Timber

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  19. OOH, those are some super icky heat indexes, Juney. You and Mom stay cool and safe, okay? XO

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  20. Charlee: "Wow that's hot! Our Dada's temperature got that hot not long after The Event and he ended up back in the emergency room because of it!"

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  21. Wow! Y'all are hotter than we are in Texas, what's that all about?

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  22. the rotation is the best thing ever... we like it even when it says hjarrrks... and hjooooooorks when it it at the end point...

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  23. Our temps here in Chattanooga are the same as yours. Ours weather has been running a month early all year. Stay cool, June! We aren't leaving the pups out much longer than it takes for them to do their business.

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  24. We are glad to know that you have made this investment in your, and June's, comfort. This heat requires a long term solution. Here's to many breezy days ahead !

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