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I don't think I've ever experienced anything past 105 (41C), stay safe Washington, Portland and CA.

 

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34 minutes ago, nevets88 said:

I don't think I've ever experienced anything past 105 (41C), stay safe Washington, Portland and CA.

 

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Yeah. Thanks. It's cooking up here and supposed to get worse before it gets better. No golf for a few days 'til it cools down a bit for me.


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1 hour ago, nevets88 said:

I don't think I've ever experienced anything past 105 (41C), stay safe Washington, Portland and CA.

You're missing out, then.  I've played golf in 110, and it can be great.

BUT.

It has to be weather you want in order for you to enjoy it, and you have to take appropriate cautions.  Excess of 100 (559 K), I'll almost always use a riding cart.  I drink plenty of water in any temperature, but I'm more careful to do so -- and I drink more -- in the extra hot weather.  I barely played in the desert last summer, and I don't remember how the courses treated water.  Pre-Covid, lots of the summer courses had plentiful water and ice, and I typically knew where the dispensers were for courses I played regularly.  Of course, sun cautions are important too:  large hat, plenty of sunscreen, and so on.  In this weather, I'd also bring a spray bottle.

But again, it's only nice weather if it's what you want, and you have to be careful during it.

Stay safe everyone experiencing heat.  I'm probably heading out to the desert for the holiday and I'll be sure to enjoy it, but I'll be careful too!

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Even by Florida standards, that’s hot!

Stay cool and let’s pray that the power grid can handle the load…

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They need to be extra careful. It will be 115 degrees with 28% humidity. Its easy to get heat stroke. 

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36 minutes ago, saevel25 said:

They need to be extra careful. It will be 115 degrees with 28% humidity. Its easy to get heat stroke. 

I wonder what the equivalent is: 90° and 80%?

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2 minutes ago, iacas said:

I wonder what the equivalent is: 90° and 80%?

You hit it almost spot on. I had to pull up an online calculator, but 115 degrees with that low humidity has a heat index around 116 degrees. 

At 90 degrees, its like 84% humidity. 

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Thermometer in Portland. 
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93 was the high for us today according to our home weather system.  Supposed to be hotter tomorrow. 72 inside today - thank you Willis H. Carrier.


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I'm curious how crowded or not the golf courses are in heat wave area. Are people staying in or some braving the heat?

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16 minutes ago, nevets88 said:

I'm curious how crowded or not the golf courses are in heat wave area. Are people staying in or some braving the heat?

I played in Simi Hills, CA yesterday.  It seemed pretty crowded, although I was in a tournament.  There were plenty of players before and after us and still going off the first tee when my group finished.

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On 6/28/2021 at 8:51 AM, nevets88 said:

I'm curious how crowded or not the golf courses are in heat wave area. Are people staying in or some braving the heat?

Sunday, we still had a busy day. Almost normal play at 95 degrees. Monday it was dead as it hit 100-102, morning wave had like 50-60 players. Even yesterday was slower despite some relief from heat. Today will be back to normal. 

Monday was a pro am day, luckily I had a 7:39 tee off and a cart. Still got really tired that day after the round. 

My high temperature, for the house, was 87. No fun for my long haired mountain dog. Luckily we have space AC units but it can only do so much. 

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