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136??!!? Did they have a ladle to spoon you back into your car? That's crazy. We're no where used to something like that up here in MA. Was it a dry heat? I hear that makes a difference. LOL

The air conditioner in the car got a major workout on the way home from that airshow.

One of the reasons I didn't put a thermometer in my business was during the summer it regularly got over 100 degrees outside and it had to be in the 120's and possibly the 130's inside the shop with all the machines running. Our business was located in a small warehouse with no heating or air conditioning so the summers could get pretty rough. The heat the machines generated generally made the winters more tolerable.


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I used to work dry cleaning in my younger days. The heat thrown off by the irons and presses, made A/C useless so the owners never installed it. Summers were tough, but we'd only get 100 degrees for short burts of time. A heat wave around here is several days in the mid 90s. We typically get a good run of those days and maybe hit 100 only a few days out of the whole summer. I'm only 2 miles from the ocean so that helps.