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FFPulley77 said:
My first experience with ‘dry heat’ was in Mercury, NV. I jogged to the gym and had absolutely no sweat. It didn’t really feel as hot as the thermometer read. Being from Louisiana and east Texas, this was a foreign feeling. One of the guys quickly told me that I needed to hydrate ‘till your eyes float’ no matter what it feels like, I’ve followed that advice when in desert environments ever since.
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I'm from Missouri and our heat is definitely not dry. The first time I traveled out west I flew to Vegas. I'll never forget walking out of the airport into the parking garage where I was waiting for my ride. I was standing next to a shuttle bus and I kept trying to move away from the exhaust blowing on my legs. When the bus pulled away I finally realized it was actually blocking some of the oven air from the rest of my body. Until that day I don't think I ever actually felt evaporation at work. Damn near gave me the chills.
 
JT@623 said:
110 and up to 117 by next week
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Well... It was 37 degrees for most of my drive to the Rubicon on Friday & dropped to 34 in Truckee CA. It was a rather uncomfortable drive with the top and doors removed. Daily high was a balmy 78 degrees on the Con for the weekend.

Apparently we are experiencing a heat wave in the Sierra's too.
 
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