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I don't think I'd like a 43% humidity with 100f ......... usually the hottest part of our summer is in June then if all goes as it used to we'll get rain right around the 4th of July. I'm hoping I can afford to fix my A/C before next season.

It's usually dry here which makes it hard to grow a lot of plants that you probably have. I had old seeds from mom's collection which were very old and one flower I was able to discern is a cornflower the other is a california poppy

@rebelann 43% humidity is LOW for my area. It normally hovers between 75 and 100% here. (Some winds blow up from the Gulf of Mexico and brings high humidity with it. I can't remember what that wind is called, though.) As soon as it starts getting in the mid-70s, we have the air running to take some of the humidity out of the house or we smother. (It doesn't help that we get full sun from 10 am through until sunset. The West side of our house is all glass and, even with blackout curtains, it pushes the temps in the house over 80F) We've been getting storms/rain most days. We're right in the paths of all those severe thunderstorms that all the weather reports have been talking about through the center of the US.

Thank you on behalf of Roscoe, he is my sweetie pie

@rebelann how long did he stay in the water for

It depends on how hot it is. Right now he prefers being indoors but I've noticed he doesn't find the cool spots the way Tuffy does.

@rebelann .......It's so hard on the animals.

Yes they do. I have a few pots I keep filled with water for the birds and of course Roscoe has a pool but he stays indoors when it get really hot.

If the weather peeps got it right then we should cool down some by Tuesday

Tuffy finds cool places to hide, so far he's done great plus he's always indoors so he can find low places to relax in where it's not as hot, heat rises so that's in his favor.

@rebelann I saw that, but the humidity is slightly elevated, so it may not feel any 'cooler' on those days. How do you manage to keep Tuffy cool?

Thank you. As for humidity, no thank you, it is easier to breath during hot weather when the humidity is low.

@rebelann true but the humidity is always high here

There's very low humidity here which helps when it gets super hot

I doubt I'd be able to get up once I'm in there

Tuffy finds cool places to relax and Roscoe has his new pool and I'm old so to me it's comfy, sorta. The trick with heat especially if you have humidity is to put yourself in a cool tub of water, that will help a lot. I suppose even Sadie wouldn't mind a cool tub of water if it gets super hot. I don't think I'd be as comphy if it were humid

Thanks, I have enough fans

Boy, you really know your territories I have to brag, I don't drag out that parka as long as it stays above 90

Yes, that works really well. Today we'll only be a degree over 38c

Thank you, he really appreciates you.