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Old 11 Jun 2007, 23:48 (Ref:1934504)   #1
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Indy weather - its going to be a hot one...

Seems like a bit of a roaster at the moment...

35-37+ degrees right now...

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Old 12 Jun 2007, 00:06 (Ref:1934508)   #2
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Seems like a bit of a roaster at the moment...

35-37+ degrees right now...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?world=0269
It shouldn't be that hot. Most likely in the 30s, but not 35-37 like you're saying.

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Old 12 Jun 2007, 03:51 (Ref:1934619)   #3
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35 degrees C isn't THAT hot. Thats a normal Summer day.
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Old 12 Jun 2007, 05:00 (Ref:1934654)   #4
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35 degrees C isn't THAT hot. Thats a normal Summer day.
Depends on where you live. 35 degrees C here is hot.
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Old 12 Jun 2007, 09:19 (Ref:1934822)   #5
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Humidity is the killer. Certainly in this country it's been 25 or so for the past few days, but the humidity is high 70 %'s. I note in Indianapolis it's about 51%.
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Old 12 Jun 2007, 09:48 (Ref:1934849)   #6
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LOL, well I begin to burn up at about 24 degrees, so for me 30+ degrees is unbearable.
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Old 12 Jun 2007, 13:46 (Ref:1935054)   #7
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LOL, well I begin to burn up at about 24 degrees, so for me 30+ degrees is unbearable.
Reminds me of a couple of kids who came out with the Hayling Island school and stayed at our place, they thought it was hot in the airconditioned airport terminal. Just couldn't wait to get them outside.

Sunny Darwin 30 deg one day and the next and the next and the next.
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Old 13 Jun 2007, 01:15 (Ref:1935598)   #8
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Humidity is the killer. Certainly in this country it's been 25 or so for the past few days, but the humidity is high 70 %'s. I note in Indianapolis it's about 51%.
You are absolutely right about the impact of humidity.

Here (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) it is very dry. In comparison with the UK, cold feels nowhere near as cold and hot nowhere near as hot.

-5c here is no problem at all, and neither is +25c. In the UK the former would be pretty chilly, and the latter getting uncomfortable.
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Old 13 Jun 2007, 07:30 (Ref:1935693)   #9
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So humid here it's now raining. Does make it fresher as I agree, 25 degrees was uncomfortable here.
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Old 13 Jun 2007, 08:38 (Ref:1935722)   #10
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Anybody else concerned if it is a scorcher, the soft/medium tyres might choose to be a bad decision? I always believed the banking led to fairly high degradation, making the inclusion of the soft tyre somewhat interesting.
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Old 13 Jun 2007, 08:51 (Ref:1935729)   #11
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Oh, man...

What about kittens? Pretty cute, huh?
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Old 13 Jun 2007, 12:56 (Ref:1935912)   #12
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Oh, man...

What about kittens? Pretty cute, huh?
Yeah, I love kittens, me.
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Old 13 Jun 2007, 15:55 (Ref:1936035)   #13
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The BBC forcast now says 40C for Indy on Sunday.
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Old 13 Jun 2007, 16:17 (Ref:1936046)   #14
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They should hold a race in Death Valley.

It'd be interesting; who'd die first - the cars or the drivers?

Last one to fall wins the race.
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Old 13 Jun 2007, 16:25 (Ref:1936054)   #15
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A bit off topic but when I crewed for Bruce Jensen in Atlantics we never had the air conditioner on in the motor home no matter how hot it was. BJ also owned a tropical plant business and spent umpteen hours in hot and humid greenhouses.
On really hot days near the end of the race he would be picking up places as the other drivers wilted.
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Old 13 Jun 2007, 22:19 (Ref:1936401)   #16
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They should hold a race in Death Valley.

It'd be interesting; who'd die first

probably the first lizard to attempt to cross the track.....


i agree though, make f1 cars perform in extremes, as well as this we could send them to a race track in sweden in mid winter with some studded tyres, i spannered up there this year on the rally and i think it dipped to -32 one morning, i couldnt open my toolbox as some water had melted in the latch and then refrozen!
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Old 13 Jun 2007, 23:37 (Ref:1936436)   #17
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You are absolutely right about the impact of humidity.

Here (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) it is very dry. In comparison with the UK, cold feels nowhere near as cold and hot nowhere near as hot.

-5c here is no problem at all, and neither is +25c. In the UK the former would be pretty chilly, and the latter getting uncomfortable.
I think its more to do with acclimatizing to the conditions. The human body is pretty adaptable, but it doesn't take kindly to sudden changes!

In the UK its not unusual to have a 28C day followed by a 12C day. You'll find us sweating like pigs one day and shivering the next!
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Here during the summer we just wilt..today was 93F in Austin Texas..
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I think its more to do with acclimatizing to the conditions. The human body is pretty adaptable, but it doesn't take kindly to sudden changes!

In the UK its not unusual to have a 28C day followed by a 12C day. You'll find us sweating like pigs one day and shivering the next!
In Calgary the temperatures can vary a lot. The most extreme I have experienced here so far is -43c one day and +15c the next.

I assure you it is everything to do with humidity.

When people from this area go to the UK, and I have spoken to them, and my parents have spoken to others, they come back shocked at how cold +2c can feel (here such a temperature is absolutely nothing to worry about).
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You are right Dutton Humidity is the key, is is very humid here right now..
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