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Thread Author: L'escargot	Replies: 79

New Fri 19 Jul 13 14:11   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - L'escargot

A few times lately I've seen Met Office online predictions in which the "feels like" temperature is higher than the actual temperature. How could the "feels like" temperature be the higher of the two? Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 14:14   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - madf

High humidity. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 15:37   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - CGNorwich

And its going to be very hot and very humid next week! Will feel like you're living in a hot and sweaty armpit. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 15:42   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - madf

Beekeeping in a suit and veil in the sun at 3pm is like having a Turkish bath... Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 16:30   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

>>Beekeeping in a suit and veil in the sun at 3pm is like having a Turkish bath Sounds like a job for Betty Swollocks to me! Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 22:46   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Ted

Took the bike for a new front tyre today. I don't like to ride in T shirt, etc........ Cordura jacket, helmet and leather gloves wasn't exactly the coolest of attire. Didn't bother with the trousers and boots, jeans/shoes had to do as I was coming home on the train/tram ( air-conditioned ) . Ted Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 14:27   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Armel Coussine

>> How could the "feels like" temperature be the higher of the two? It certainly can feel much hotter than it actually is. A coastal city like Lagos or Dar es-Salaam can feel uncomfortably sweaty and hot, especially if there is no breeze, with an air temperature of an almost temperate 80F. 'It's the humidity!' people used to chorus. Whereas 100-plus temperatures in a dry desert place can feel all right, especially if there is some draught or air movement, anyway until heat exhaustion sets in. The fair-skinned have to watch out for sunburn though. And very high temperatures can feel devastating to some (middle-aged or elderly) individuals. One of the strange things about the armpit of Africa (Bight of Benin) is that you can get sunburned without ever really seeing the sun, hidden as it is behind dust and cloud in a dull whitish-grey sky. You look out of the plane window when it lands and it looks like a chilly, damp autumn day. When you step outside it feels like a turkish bath. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 14:29   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dave

It's all to add a bit of Hype, as is so common these days. Bit like the windchill factor in winter. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 14:54   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - WillDeBeest

Not sure why you call wind chill 'hype', Dave. It's real and measurable. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 15:01   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Armel Coussine

>> It's real and measurable. Anyway, however tortured the means of measuring wind-chill, it is very palpable when you experience it. Desert men carry water in pitch-lined goatskins slung over the front wings of their Land Rovers (or similar) in the blazing sun. The water leaks slowly into the furry outside of the skins and evaporates, cooling the contents, as the vehicles drive along. So when they stop, refreshing draughts of quite cold (but pitch-tasting) water are available. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 14:59   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Zero

>> It's all to add a bit of Hype, as is so common these days. >> >> Bit like the windchill factor in winter. Hype? I know I can feel colder in the wind Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 15:09   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - madf

Hype? I've lost 3 fingers and 5 toes to windchill... and that was in June... Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 15:19   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Zero

Cold hearted lass that June. Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Fri 19 Jul 13 15:25   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - madf

:-) Better than penal servitude. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 15:45   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Zero

>> A few times lately I've seen Met Office online predictions in which the "feels like" >> temperature is higher than the actual temperature. How could the "feels like" temperature be the >> higher of the two? The "actual" temperature is badly measured. A dark shady box with lots of ventilation away from any radiated heat sources. . Gives you no idea at all of how it feels or what its like standing on a pavement in the sun next to a hot black tarmac road. 31c the met says its shady box is telling them,,,,,......, scuse me son that tarmac sticking to the sole of my shoe and burning my foot is 50c Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 16:19   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - CGNorwich

It's not "badly measured" . If you know its 31C in the shade it 's pretty obvious the road surface exposed to direct sunlight is going to be whole lot warmer Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 16:21   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Zero

Bad choice of words, its "misleadingly" measured. Clearly a lot of people are misled, so stuff that up your mercury bulb. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 16:28   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - CGNorwich

If you mean many people do not understand that the temperatures quoted by meteorologists are shade temperatures you have a point. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 16:31   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Zero

They dont realise the difference can be quite large, dangerously so. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 16:40   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - CGNorwich

No they don't. But you can't really provide a value for the maximum temperature. Depends on too many factors. Inside a car parked in the midday sun the temperature can easily exceed the shade temperature by 20C Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 16:42   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - smokie

There are some very stupid people out there, aren't there. Unbelievable. Seems crazy that the Met Office has to issue a Code 3 warning because it's a bit hot for a few days, and still some people managed to fry their 4 week old on the beach yesterday. I'm old and lucky enough to have survived the summer of '76 (one reason being that it was when I was sentenced to married life for eternity!!) but I don't remember nanny state having to tell me to drink frequently, wear loose clothes and all that. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 16:46   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - smokie

Gritters out in Warrington!!! www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-23375423 Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 20:29   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - madf

Anyone who watches F1 knows the difference between track temperature and temperature in the shade .. or should do as it is discussed so often. (Or they are thick.. ) Since it's so boring I suspect the latter :-) Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 20:30   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - madf

>> There are some very stupid people out there, aren't there. Unbelievable. Seems crazy that the >> Met Office has to issue a Code 3 warning because it's a bit hot for >> a few days, and still some people managed to fry their 4 week old on >> the beach yesterday. >> >> I'm old and lucky enough to have survived the summer of '76 (one reason being >> that it was when I was sentenced to married life for eternity!!) but I don't >> remember nanny state having to tell me to drink frequently, wear loose clothes and all >> that. >> I remember being told to "share baths" and the local MP being outraged.. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 22:02   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - corax

>> I remember being told to "share baths" and the local MP being outraged.. Have you still been running this week madf? Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 12:58   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - madf

>> >> I remember being told to "share baths" and the local MP being outraged.. >> >> Have you still been running this week madf? >> Had to give up running due to continued hamstring problems - very painful. Power yoga instead.. the views are better as well:-) Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 22:20   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - MD

Have you still got that Cheese cloth shirt? Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 09:22   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Mike H

>> I'm old and lucky enough to have survived the summer of '76 (one reason being >> that it was when I was sentenced to married life for eternity!!) but I don't >> remember nanny state having to tell me to drink frequently, wear loose clothes and all >> that. >> Ditto, Smokie! But IIRC in 1976 it wasn't so much the heat as the drought. We got married on 24th July, and it was sunny (no chance of rain!), but there was quite a breeze. No-one overheated (well, I got a bit excited), it was actually quite a pleasant temperature. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 10:00   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - CGNorwich

"in 1976 it wasn't so much the heat as the drought." It was actually pretty hot that year but temperatures had peaked by mid July. "The temperature reached 26.7°C (80°F) every day between 22 June and 16 July. For 15 consecutive days from 23 June to 7 July inclusive, temperatures reached 32.2°C (90°F) somewhere in England. Furthermore, five days saw temperatures exceed 35°C (95°F). On 28 June, temperatures reached 35.6°C (96.1°F) in Southampton, the highest June temperature recorded in the UK. The hottest day of all was 3 July, with temperatures reaching 35.9°C (96.6°F) in Cheltenham, one of the hottest July days on record in the UK." Wikipaedia Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 20:58   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

Ginger (where is BBD) is good for cooling you down, I had half a melon this afternoon after having spent 2 hours cutting the grass (I've got a lot of grass, man) I sprinkled ground ginger on the melon (probably too much) and it burnt the roof of my mouth but, staright away I noticed a cooling effect (please don't try this at home) Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 21:25   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Cliff Pope

It actually hasn't been very hot yet. The 27 degrees we achieved today, the hottest so far this year, is only 80 degrees in old money. I remember years ago a summer was hot when it climbed well into the 80s, and remember it reaching 90 at Lakenheath in about 1965. Temperatures have been dumbed-down, like everything else. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 21:40   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Zero

where are you that your hottest was only 27˚c? its been 32˚c here at least twice, thats nearly 90 in old monies. Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 21:54   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - rtj70

It's been about 30 deg C in Manchester today - car temperature said 31 at one point today. But as soon as you were in the sun it was obviously a lot hotter. Why people need that explaining... some thick people about. Last edited by: rtj70 on Fri 19 Jul 13 at 21:55 Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 10:03   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Cliff Pope

>> where are you that your hottest was only 27 ? >> Pembrokeshire/Carmarthenshire borders. That's in the shade, measured in a proper Stevenson screen. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 10:29   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

>>Pembrokeshire/Carmarthenshire borders. What, like here: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01h95wz/Escape_to_the_Country_Series_12_Pembrokeshire/ Reply to this message | Report message

New Fri 19 Jul 13 23:14   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - CGNorwich

Highest temp so far this year was 32.2C at Hampton water works in SW london on 17th July Record highest recorded temperature ever in England was 38.5C at Faversham Kent 0n 10th August 2003 90F = 32.2C Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 06:52   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

It was very hot when my sister was born - June 1947 ... 5 years before I arrived (Lud will remember it) Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 08:21   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

>>It was very hot when my sister was born - June 1947 June 3rd temperatures reached 34.4C in London and Waddington. www.dandantheweatherman.com/Bereklauw/Weather1947.htm Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 08:32   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Roger.

30 C - just nicely warm - unless you are working of course! The last few days, around the house and garden, we have both been wearing our genuine Malaysian sarongs. Let it all hang out and swing free. :-) On Mrs. R's 70th birthday, in Spain, of course, the outside temperature was 40 C and i was in the kitchen cooking two types of curry for around 30 guests! The air coming in thru' the kitchen window seemed hotter than the air inside the kitchen! Now THAT was hot, with the cooker on too. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 09:09   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Baz

I see that the teachers have spotted another band wagon to jump on.......poor dabs. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 09:59   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Bromptonaut

>> I see that the teachers have spotted another band wagon to jump on.......poor dabs. I've not seen this but I assume there have been closures or changes to school day during current heatwave. It is nearly the end of term and the heavy lifting of exams etc is out of the way. Buildings in this country tend not to be designed for extremes of heat. Temperatures in class rooms can rise above those where transport of animals is restricted. However good your class control is trying to get kids to do anything meaningful for the whole of an hour lesson under those conditions is pretty well impossible. In labs drinking is not allowed so they cannot even bring in water. Teach them outside, extend breaks and maybe start late or finish early. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 09:35   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - L'escargot

>> www.dandantheweatherman.com/Bereklauw/Weather1947.htm >> I remember the winter of 1946/47. The snow was so deep it came over the top of my wellies. Fortunately I now wear a larger of size of wellies so I should be safe from that happening now! Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 10:26   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

>>I remember the winter of 1946/47. The snow was so deep it came over the top of my wellies Course, I was forgetting you L'es, you're an old stick too. :o) Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 09:42   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Ian (Cape Town)

Phew,what a scorcher. We had 27C last week. And this is our winter! Jan/Feb it often bumps up into the low 40s. That gets a tad unpleasant. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 10:27   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Bigtee

Sleeping naked with the fan on cools all the bits just lovely just have to watch out for the mosquito bites. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 12:31   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Roger.

When we lived in Spain our air-con in the bedroom was set to a "cool" 22C for night-time sleeping. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 12:58   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

>>When we lived in Spain our air-con in the bedroom was set to a "cool" 22C for night-time sleeping Did you find that expensive to run, Dodger? Peeps in Cyprus try to make do with fans as there is only one energy supplier and they charge like the Light Brigade! Good thing about Tenerife (there are others!) is that it doesn't get overly hot in the summer, nor cold in the winter. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 13:00   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - madf

A fine mister - quick spray - and you're cold.. For about 3 minutes.. I'm going to try nude beekeeping. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 13:41   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - corax

>> I'm going to try nude beekeeping. Kinky :) Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 15:29   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - smokie

"I'm going to try nude beekeeping"....risking a sting in the tail Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 13:44   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - corax

>> Good thing about Tenerife (there are others!) is that it doesn't get overly hot in >> the summer, nor cold in the winter. On one of those 'Brits abroad' programs I remember a guy in Tuscany got a large barrel into his back garden, filled it with water, put a sunshade over it then got inside naked when the temperatures soared. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 14:06   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

Diogenes lived in a barrel apparently, I don't know whether that story holds water though. Most peeps in Cyprus (ex cowpats) tend to have access to a pool from what I can gather. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 18:11   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - CGNorwich

Enveloped in a sea fret on the East Coast. Quite cool here Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 17:43   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Roger.

>> >>When we lived in Spain our air-con in the bedroom was set to a "cool" >> 22C for night-time sleeping >> >> Did you find that expensive to run, Dodger? Nope: we had after-market fitted inverter units, of a good make which were low in leccie consumption. They heated our flat very efficiently in winter, too. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 18:15   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

>>we had after-market fitted inverter units, of a good make which were low in leccie consumption I've heard (read) good reports about those units, por favor can you remember what make they were? Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 22:18   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Roger.

IIRC - Fujitsu. Not the cheapest to buy, but much better performance than the cheapos from the likes of Carrefour. tinyurl.com/kmaoam4 Por example. Last edited by: Roger on Sat 20 Jul 13 at 22:22 Reply to this message | Report message

New Sat 20 Jul 13 23:40   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

Thanks Rodger. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sun 21 Jul 13 07:40   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Roger.

Rain overnight here! Cool start today. 15C at 0700 hrs. Reply to this message | Report message

New Sun 21 Jul 13 08:25   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - zookeeper

perfect car boot weather ( unless your trapped in one).... those foot spa's will be flying off the stands ... probably Reply to this message | Report message

New Sun 21 Jul 13 12:01   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Roger.

18C here now, overcast and a cool breeze. It's my fault for watering the garden last night. Three tranches of three hours each, so it's a good job we don't have a water meter. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jul 13 09:18   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

Hurray! - we've finally got rid of that blimmin sunshine down ere in Cornwall ... 2 weeks of it is enough for any man. Brown as the proverbial berry though, bin outside in my shorts giving the retaining walls a good seeing to with fun-gicidal wash, plenty of filler and 5 litres of Sandtex, all looks nice now ('til the birds crap on it) Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jul 13 14:03   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - idle_chatterer

As a temporary expat I find it pretty amusing reading the UK press describing the current/recent weather, 30C to 39C and 90% humidity is normal for much of the year in Hong Kong and it falls to (maybe) 28C and 90% humidity at night. In Aus we get 40C+ for weeks on end and (maybe) 25C overnight, at least it isn't humid. This means that the 'feels like' temperature is invariably higher than the measured temperature in Hong Kong whereas it's about the same in Aus (in Victoria anyhow). Since SWMBO hates running aircon when we're asleep we resort to its use (where available - often it isn't) very little. Fans (in conjunction with dehumidifiers in HK) keep things surprisingly bearable. You'd be surprised by how quickly you acclimatise. I guess it'll cool soon in the UK, but please remember that the temperatures you're experiencing are unremarkable for many (most?) of the world's population..... Last edited by: idle_chatterer on Mon 22 Jul 13 at 14:05 Reply to this message | Report message       1

New Mon 22 Jul 13 16:10   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - madf

Thy're all wimps . Anything under 40C is pleasant. Try running a half marathon in 35C - very pleasant as long as you drink and shade your head... Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jul 13 16:21   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - CGNorwich

"In Aus we get 40C+ for weeks on end" Where do you live? Checking out a few sites they quote temps as only exceeding 40C for a couple of days each year in Sydney and Melbourne. Even Brisbane is quoted as seldom exceeding the mid thirties. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jul 13 16:36   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Zero

Perth WA averages about 26˚c in summer, hits a max of about 39˚c and often has 5 or more consecutive days of + 35˚ Darwin average highs are 30˚c + and lows never below 22˚c all year Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jul 13 16:48   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - CGNorwich

Darwin average highs are 30˚c + and lows never below 22˚c all year e That's why so few live there Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 23 Jul 13 09:00   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Zero

>> Darwin average highs are 30˚c + and lows never below 22˚c all year >> e >> That's why so few live there More to do with the wild life, everything up there is out to kill you. No good shouting at a salt water croc, its deaf. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jul 13 17:03   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - SteelSpark

>> As a temporary expat I find it pretty amusing reading the UK press describing the >> current/recent weather, 30C to 39C and 90% humidity is normal for much of the year >> in Hong Kong and it falls to (maybe) 28C and 90% humidity at night. >> I guess it'll cool soon in the UK, but please remember that the temperatures you're >> experiencing are unremarkable for many (most?) of the world's population..... I think you've overstated things a bit. The average humidity in Hong Kong is actually 81%, compared to 90% in London. Using the Humidex definition, the average high "feels like" temp in Hong Kong in July is 46C, and the record is 57C. At 4pm today in London it was 53C by the same measure. No doubt Hong Kong is, on average, hotter and so the people more acclimatised. Still, they can't live comfortably with such temps for a prolonged period without air-con, fans, etc. So, let's not make out as if the current conditions in the UK would be a cool spring day to those in Hong Kong. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jul 13 17:50   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - No FM2R

A cool spring day, hardly, but usually more pleasant to be in. 1) One expects it to be hot and is prepared for it 2) Lifestyle and clothing are oriented around it being hot 3) Everywhere is cooled. On the other hand being in Brazil, for example, when its cold ( say 10 degrees!) is absolutely nasty for the same reason the UK is unpleasant at 30 - Nothing, nowhere and nobody is prepared for it. Last edited by: No FM2R on Mon 22 Jul 13 at 17:53 Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jul 13 18:04   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - corax

When Russia had a heat wave, they were dropping like flies. They weren't prepared, and who can blame them. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 22 Jul 13 18:47   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - SteelSpark

>> When Russia had a heat wave, they were dropping like flies. They weren't prepared, and >> who can blame them. No doubt they were rolling in the aisles when our papers have suggested that we've had heavy snowfall over the past couple of years. Human nature, of course. There is a need to feel that one is somehow more stoic than others. To do that you need to believe that others as somehow unable to cope with what you deal with daily. Weather fits the bill perfectly. Tell the other guy that you deal with that kind of weather everyday...just don't mention that you get to work because of the fleet of snowploughs, rather than some inner strength... Last edited by: SteelSpark on Mon 22 Jul 13 at 18:47 Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 23 Jul 13 08:56   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - helicopter

It is only 41 degrees C in Doha today ...and that is less than normal. Temperatures over 50 are not uncommon.... I have experienced 44 degrees in November...... ( and ended up with heatstroke)........... Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 23 Jul 13 09:06   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - L'escargot

In the 1960s and 1970s the cooling system of Rootes Group cars was designed to cater (under any modes a car could be driven) for an ambient air temperature of 40°C for general markets or 50°C for exports to Iran. Last edited by: L'escargot on Tue 23 Jul 13 at 09:07 Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 23 Jul 13 09:13   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Zero

still overheated tho. Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 23 Jul 13 09:29   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - madf

The Hillman Imp had a water pump designed to dissolve in water at 90C, Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 23 Jul 13 09:31   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - L'escargot

>> The Hillman Imp had a water pump designed to dissolve in water at 90C, >> Rhubarb! Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 23 Jul 13 09:41   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

I'm working on a design for a G string ... that will dissolve in water. :} Reply to this message | Report message

New Thu 25 Jul 13 09:40   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - TeeCee

Have you something against sweaty guitarists? Reply to this message | Report message

New Thu 25 Jul 13 11:03   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Roger.

They lose their pluck. Reply to this message | Report message

New Thu 25 Jul 13 11:11   Actual air temperature vs "feels like" temperature - Dog

Not if they use their fingers. :} Reply to this message | Report message