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Jun 21

Welcome to the first day of Summer in Tucson!  That reads 113 degrees for the outside temperature, by the way.  It said 116 when I first started the car this afternoon.  It was actually 108 degrees today, but the temperature gage gets overheated when the car is closed up and sitting in the sun.  But really, once you get over 100 degrees, you just call it hot.

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4 Responses to “Summer in Tucson”

  1. Sock Puppet Says:

    LOL you’re a liar. No sane person would live by choice anywhere that gets that hot. ;-)

    -Athol

  2. Kelley Koehler Says:

    No, no, Athol. I don’t lie on my blog. And Phoenix is hotter. Certainly millions of people can’t be wrong!

    But seriously, 108 degrees is nothing. I grew up in Yuma, where we had record highs in the 120s. Your car gets to about 170, 180 degrees inside if you leave it out in a parking lot for an hour or two. Unless you’ve got a burn scar somewhere on your arm from the seat belt buckle, you ain’t seen hot. Nice thing about Tucson is that we’ll be down in the low 70’s tonight: beautiful!

  3. Jennifer Steck Says:

    and I was complaining about almost 100 degrees in Denver…

  4. Kelley Koehler Says:

    My little home weather station says it is going to be 111 later this week. But really, once you get over the century mark, there’s not a whole lot of difference.

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