WTF??? Hot Ass Los Angeles!!! Heatwave is EVIL!
 

How in the fuck could it be this hot this early??? I've been in LA for almost 5 years now and I can recall maybe 10-20 days this damned hot. Not only that but there are firemen out in the outlaying areas wearing 100lb equipment and shit in this heat!!! Ffffffuck that! Shit would burn the fuck down if they expected my ass to brave that blazing heat shit.

I would shoot a mother fucker for callin' me to rescue his dumb ass during a heatwave.

This heatwave shit is gonna end NOW.

A/C's been working overtime here. Also gotta go get some more freon put in my car but i'm positive they're price gouging right now.

What temp are you all bitching at?

Hell yeah! Powergrids are drained all fucking ready! This is ridiculous!!! This state cannot survive a heatwave. Not with these high-ass gas prices, berserk taxation and other evil-ass shit.

It was 120 degrees yesterday. Don't EVEN come in here with that:

" Only 120 degrees? Why heck, in my day 120 degrees was winter! We used to have to walk a hundred miles to get 120 degrees and then go to school!"

bullshit :)

120 degrees is Death Valley shit. Gila Monster shit. Only other place more fucked up than this is Florida. They can have that hot muggy shit.

I was BBQ' earlier. Had to wait an hour for the fire to settle down. Put in the skewers and the fuckin skewers caught on fire :(

Its hot here, and windy. Nothing like hot windy air to tell you its CA :winkwink:

it's about 105 right now where im at.. this heat is crazy, i can't take it anymore :ak47: :feels-hot

We had a small heatwave. For 3 days in a row we got hot weather. Pissed down with rain al lday today tho :(

I am very aware of what 120 is like we get it every year. Did not think it was getting that hot there so soon. Ok bitch away cause that is damn hot I know, specially with lots of blacktop around.

We got 8 inches of snow last night!

It's a dry heat. LOL

Seriously, it doesn't bother me that much. When I lived in Louisisana, that was hot. That was just straight nasty.

But it has been hot here lately, even the beaches.

It's so rediculously hot. The place I live in has no AC :mad: Woke up to 88 degree weather at 8 am....I can't remember it being this hot in April or May in LA. I had the worst nights sleep.

waking up stuck to your bed isnt the best way to start your day

los angeles is gonna burn this summer

And my husband wants to move back to WHERE?? Oh HELL no. :helpme

It's fuckin hot in SoCal today. I live right on the ocean and I'm praying for fog or ocean breezes to cool this place down. I'm busting a sweat just sitting here

I have no ac and this heat hasn't bothered me one bit! back home in Virginia,it was a humid hot that was unescapable,now that sucked!

that's fucking hot !! the nightmare scenario will be if the A/C dies on you :helpme

LOVE my A/C! (and kinda wish I could be a little more like GigaRoss!)

I spent a few years in the Persian Gulf... Now THAT was hot! It hurt to breathe at times!

after 5 years i whine and bitch like a true californian.

fuck this heat, it makes me want to strangle someone!

Alas people will, hmm actually strangling would be to hot and take to much energy. I would think you all should see an increase in road rage and shootings.

Cory, that's how Louisiana got it's name from the legendary heat! Actually he way you spelled it is how it originally was supposed to be.

This is how it happened.

Back in the early 1800s a guy named Hank Dubois lost his grubsteak money to a mississippi river boat gambler named Louis Carnegie.

So to get revenge, Hank Dubois decided to put up a sign at the property that Louis Carnegie swindled him out of. As Hank Dubois was writing the sign he passed out from heatstroke and died.

The sign was supposed to read:

" Louis Is An Asshole " but he died just when he finished writing : " Louis is an a......". Even though it wasn't spelled wrong people who visited thought that land was Lousiana. That's how the name stuck.

The earth is in the process of a long overdue magnetic pole shift. This is only the beginning.

The entire weather systems worldwide are going to be affected by the shift of North to South and South to North.

The North Magnetic Pole is slowly drifting across the Canadian Arctic at 40KM per year.

This is also factual science. It didn't so much matter in ancient times because nothing they did was really based on electronics. However we are entirely an electronic and electromagnetic dependent society today.

Scientists are still unsure what will ultimately happen but it won't be very pleasant that's for sure. The weather will be impacted more than anything.

All the world's real estate and property coordinates will no longer be what they are today. That will be a huge problem.

You can see this happening if you have a compass. Start marking North every month and watch where it is a year from now.

Here is the NASA report on it.

http://www.nasa.gov/vision/earth/loo...eticfield.html

These reversals happen every 300,000 years. The last one was 780,000 years ago so we are long overdue.

http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/5...son1_strip.gif http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/5...th2001_med.gif

Its freaking hot! My a/c in my car is leaking freon and just blows hot air! I went to the car shop to fix it today and he told me to come back tomorrow! :mad: Fuck it's fucken hot!

I have no a/c at home either! I just turn the fan on and stick my head in the freezer! And sometimes just rinse my body with ice cold water in the shower, that seems to help.

10C here today - thank God i have a heater

Ok so where do we need to move to stay cool? :1orglaugh

Ho Ly Shit

New England gets that cold for a few months almost every day, but not in April

it never gets hot in cali..

you are just used to steady temps.

add 100% humidity to that then i will agree..

otherwise not..

I love the heat. But not the humidity

That was all extremely interesting, but where does it say how the weather systems will change? You still haven't explained the heat wave.

And it looks like the heat wave is on again this morning!

I lived in Kansas for a while as well. There is simply no relief in a midwest or southern heat wave. Man, the streets of New Orleans in the summer time are tough to handle.

JMelyn,

it has been rough the past few nights. I have every hahahahahaha open, multiple fans.....we live by the beach and usually it is a bit cool at night.

This shit is unbearable. All you can do is sit inside and suck up A/C.

The heat just evaporates everything. It's sneaky too. At least with humidity you're warned. If you fuck up out here and not drink enough water and stand around in this shit too long with the fucking smog and shit it could do your ass in. Add to that now we have wild fires again! Like last year wasn't enough? I didn't think there was anything left to burn up!

This is definitely odd weather. It's a wee bit less today but not by much.

When I go outside I use an old technique. I just wet my baseball cap and t-shirt down and walk around wet. Works GREAT! Like portable air conditioning.

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Shifting wind patterns around the North Pole are partly to blame for a raft of weather changes in recent decades ranging from warmer temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere to declining sea-level pressure over the Arctic, scientists said on Thursday.

Changes in the ``polar vortex'', the pattern of winds which encircles the pole, may well be a sign of more severe weather shifts to come, they said.

``The recent trend (of change) seems unprecedented in the historical model,'' David Thompson of the University of Washington told reporters at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union here.

Scientists presented reports showing that, on balance, the polar vortex has tightened since 1970 -- meaning that the upper-atmosphere winds are blowing in a smaller, stronger circle around the polar region itself.

As a result, frigid polar weather has not moved as far south during the Northern Hemisphere winter, leading to climate changes ranging from higher temperatures across Europe and Asia to a sharp decrease in Spanish rainfall.

Scientists also theorize the shifting polar vortex could be responsible for fiercer winter storms across western North American and western Europe as higher temperatures in the lower, more-populous latitudes clash with the very cold temperatures above the North Pole, generating high-altitude winds that later pull heat and moisture from the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

Yeah its pretty hot here today.
I should turn off the PC's and sit at the pool.

its a frigid 93 degrees in Vegas today

that is pretty god damn sweltering

I'm :) I moved from Arizona to Oregon
60-70 all week here :1orglaugh :321GFY :winkwink:

What's the deal with so many of you having no A/C?

Fuck a fan, we run the a/c in the winter. Mine broke last week and we got the hell out.

I am not sure how many people do or don't have an AC; but I live about a block from the sand and normally, you just open the hahahahahaha and you sit around the place in a sweatshirt. That is the norm in most beach communities.

Thing is, these Santa Ana desert winds have made that breeze very warm, causing the apartments along the beach to heat up.

Most of the people along SeaShore in Newport do not have AC.