Don’t get me wrong, I’m not trying to say 100 degrees isn’t hot as Satan’s genitals, but i stayed in Vegas for almost two months(quite a few years ago), and it was over 100 everyday for three weeks straight. I can remember the thermometer reading 115 and in the shade, it didn’t feel all that bad. Now when you walked out into the sun, you could literally feel your skin cooking off... it would be 110 but seemed to feel 85 because it was so dry. Here in Mississippi, the whole south for that matter, we will have a day that’s 98 but a 115 heat index because of the humidity (and y’all know that’s a heat you can’t escape from in the shade)... another thing that sucks about this heat is in the afternoons, about 3-4oclock, it will rain for about 20 minutes, then the sun comes out, and the humidity sky rockets. I would take the dry 110 day over our southern 95 any day... I know you central/east Texas fellas know what I’m talking about. I’m gonna invent a silent dehumidifier that runs off batteries that I can carry with me on those early season hunts when it’s still in the 90’s.. when I do, I’ll hook all the southern boys up with one haha. But seriously, you guys in that 110 range need to be careful, nothing to play with.
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