Brooklyn is boiling!!!

 Posted by Nick at 12:06 pm  Weather
Jul 272010
 

The National Weather Service states a “heat wave” is three consecutive days of 90+ degree temperatures. Tough to remember a day that has not hit 90 in July 2010. The temperature has hit triple-digits as well.  Records have been broken in New York City, pools have been overcrowded, beaches flocked to, air conditioners burned out, etc.  So what have you done to keep cool this burning hot summer????

  • Robert Segarra

    I stayed close to home. My summers are usually filled with trips upstate and to other pleasant places, but this summer will probably go down in the record books as the summer that we all spent running from air conditioned place to air conditioned place. And it wasn’t just New York that experienced above average temperatures. Friends in France, The UK, California, Rhode Island, Seattle, Florida, etc, all complained about the same things…the sweltering heat and the horrifically uncomfortable humidity, as well as the fact that there was just no escaping either of them. And when the heat and humidity finally did subside, it did so with the arrival of tornadoes. We have had tornadoes this summer in places that normally have not been known for this type of violent weather. It’s been an excruciating season thus far.

    And now the summer is approximately two-thirds over, with basically only August left to go. I am hoping that with any luck, that maybe we might have some better days to come before it is time to go back to the rat race that September and Autumn are known for.

    But maybe this is not the best approach to take. Perhaps we need to look at things differently, more positively, if we wish to make our lives just a bit more pleasant.

    There was no doubt about it, this summer was difficult, but I’ve come to the conclusion that people often spend way too much time worrying over things that we really have no control over. The weather is one of those things. Perhaps the best approach to take is that of mind over matter – and if we don’t mind, it won’t matter!

  • Don Foss

    Drink ice cold beer … even with breakfast

  • Fred Nesta

    I had to switch my schedule around. Much cooler at night. Now I sleep all day and work at night. If I could only find a place that delivers breakfast to your door at night…

  • Dan M

    We do have super hot summers every once in a while. It’s just a part of life. Complaining about it doesn’t result in cooler days. A lot of people in the city do not have AC, which is sad. We can donate money to third world nations, but a majority of people have no desire to help out our own which could buy units or help people with it’s monthly utilities bill that are not able to afford it.

   
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