It is 90 freaking degrees (Fahrenheit). In San Francisco.

@craig7 Oh, wow ! I felt a little guilty complaining with Helene on the warpath in the South. 🥺

@bijouxbroussard Some time before my nephew left Australia - and knowing that his visit to the U.S. included Georgia and Louisiana - I mentioned that September was Atlantic hurricane season.I hope that he doesn't think that his old uncle put a hex on him!

@seaglass Thank you ! I will try that. 👍🏽

@bijouxbroussard Did it move out? Are people losing it? :)

@Ynotisay It’s 83 now, supposed to stay in that range until around 4pm.

@bijouxbroussard Still. 83 there isn't like 83 in other places. I've got family inland a bit and they're looking at 105 today. Mommy Nature is pissed.

@LifeIsShort My best friend recently moved to Sacramento. I visited in July and it was over 100 degrees (F) every day I was there. Since she’s from the Bay Area too, I don’t know how she manages being outside.

@bijouxbroussard I avoid direct sun light as much as possible.

Also I shower at least twice a day, Its a pleasure to shower on a hot day.

I can't handle cold places 🥶

@LifeIsShort In really hot weather I get prickly heat. It was the scourge of my existence when I went to school down South.

@beermeplease I would absolutely love low 50s and cloudy ! That’s actually more typical SF weather.

@bijouxbroussard i've never been to the bay area. would love to visit some time. preferably when my soccer team travels down there in san jose...or my hockey team

@tindrummer I think climate change is also why we have more hot days. When I visited a cousin who lived in London during the early 90s, I marveled because it was foggy and rainy during the entire week I stayed. It almost made me homesick. 😅

@bijouxbroussard Any chance of fog this evening to cool you off?

@tindrummer Not that I’m seeing forecast but it is starting to come down a little. There’s an "Excessive Heat Warning" throughout the Bay Area today.

@Zaphod42 Usually being closer to the water means cooler temps. But today that just means, if we’re frying, folks in inland cities like Concord and Fremont are dying. 🥵

@samueltyler2 Many of the older ones especially (like mine) are not.

@bijouxbroussard I was there one year during a heatwave, it was awful!

@bijouxbroussard We can only dream of those temperatures. A pleasant 57°F today.

@Lugwho When I visited the UK (London) it was rainy and foggy just about all the time. It reminded me of San Francisco when I was a child.

@bijouxbroussard London is generally warmer than Scotland, usually 10 °F warmer. You were probably unlucky with the weather.

@ChiefJustWalks Woah ! Yes, it definitely could’ve been worse. My best friend lives Sacramento, where temps are that high (and higher). She has air conditioning, of course. I don’t because this is a really old building. Lots of old buildings don’t have a/c and they’re not required to upgrade, because it rarely gets that hot here.

@bijouxbroussard no AC makes it 10 times worse 😭 damn that's not coolio. Because yeah fans barely do much at 90° & up.. you basically gotta sit right in front of them. & You probably got more humidity there since you're closer to water.

If you feel overheated, you should maybe take a cold shower or bath. I always do that whenever I get home exhausted from the heat

@ChiefJustWalks Yes. It’s supposed to be a little cooler today, possibly 80 f, for a few hours, then down to the 60s again. We’ll see.

@greensnacks Wow, really ? 🙁

@JaggedLittlePill That sounds a bit more like fall weather. What city is this ?

@bijouxbroussard Chicago burbs