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Old 06-18-2018, 02:40 PM
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Currently about 104° and 80% humidity in the body shop and I've produced enough sweat today to float a small boat.

Before someone asks, no we don't use Sherwin Williams, this thermometer is probably older than me.
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Currently about 104° and 80% humidity in the body shop and I've produced enough sweat today to float a small boat.

Before someone asks, no we don't use Sherwin Williams, this thermometer is probtolder than me.

Damn! if its that old its probably broken!! Just kidding..
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Currently about 104° and 80% humidity in the body shop and I've produced enough sweat today to float a small boat.

Before someone asks, no we don't use Sherwin Williams, this thermometer is probably older than me.
I would go to work at like 4am if I had to work in those conditions. It’s not fun.
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BTDT. Pretty hot in my shop today, but if I'm on a small project, I have an air conditioned room I work in. Great for Kohler rebuilds, or engines and transmissions. Just got home. Going to mow, as they're calling for rain every day for the next week. Phone thermometer says low 90's. I'd guess the humidity to be in the 75% range. It's hot and muggy.
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93 here at the moment, heading to the pool.
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Although high 90s all summer here with 100 percent humidity I do feel for you northern guys getting the heat wave right now. Parents house in NY still doesn’t have a/c but they finally got one of those portable units last year for their bedroom. Hard to realize that born and raised Floridians survived without ac for many years and just fans plus some of the old school guys here and linemen etc. still work with long sleeve shirts which they claim is cooler. I see the aspect of the sun not bearing down on you but it’s just plain un real hot with long pants and long sleeve shirt. I work outside all day and it’s torture here in the summer, I know the shady spots at every customer I go to.
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It was 95 degrees outside here. Our body shop was 85 inside around 10:00. It had to be at least 10-15 degrees hotter in the afternoon. And of course the neighbors were in their pool all day which made it seem even hotter.
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I changed jobs in March of 2017. My new place of employment has AC.

I put in 29 years of with no AC making hot chips.
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Spoke with parents today in upstate NY. Today was another day 1 Of mid to high nineties temps to continue for a week, I’m feeling for you guys. She sent me a picture of the thermometer and it said 102. I’m doubting it was that hot, probably in the direct sun at that point. Be careful up there friends, hot hot hot.
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