It's fricking HOT!

Where are you?
I'm in NEPA in the Poconos and it's beautiful out. 81F no humidity to speak of and bright blue skies.

South.

Well that narrows it down now doesn't it.

You're kidding right?

It's not hot. It's a beautiful day.

LoL!

Enough to know it's hot.

I'm in FL...it ain't that hot.

Satan?? That you?

Me too. I wish it were hotter!

Old people like it warm.

I'm outside in FL right now, and the weather isn't hot, currently 78 and a nice breeze.
But the sun is hot. It's hitting my legs right now and I can feel the heat like it was 12 noon

What do you expect? The planet is warming, no matter what the oil companies say.

This is simply more evidence of what I've been talking about for over a month now.

The sun is shining stronger in the sky.

The moon and stars are brighter at night.


This points to an atmospheric breakdown, one I believe was exacerbated by the HAARP and other Tesla-device abuses.


I've been told the sky is clearer in late wintertime, and of that I have no doubt, but this is WAY more than that.


Watch out for quick sunburns and lesions appearing.


This, too, was warned about in biblical scripture...go figure.

Just what we need. an al gore clone saying global warming the first day the sun shows up

theres quite a snow storm on the way up here.

Northwestish

Exactly.

The air temp is just perfect. The sunlight is excruciating after just a few minutes.

Hotter than heck here in north GA.Damn two days of spring,then BAM..80's.

TOO FUNNY

Raining and 4c (39f) here. I will have a bbq when we get to 60F here, its been a long time since we reached that figure....

I'm in the USA right now and it's beautiful
Everything is PERFECT (!)

I was sitting outside by the pool for one hour, 430 to 530 pm when the sun is not supposed to be that bright.
This happened to my leg.
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I have olive skin, I don't burn easily.

I'm calling it - it's the sun.

Yes, you are correct. I'm a die-hard environmentalist, I love this planet and do my best to conserve.

I do think that a good part of it IS human-caused, but after reading up on all the solar activity, I'd say that's also a huge contributing factor.

Still, that doesn't mean we should not do our part to reduce CO2 emissions.

We're all stuck on this lifeboat together...

It snowed here today.

wow zombie!

and you have an olive tone?

i'm very fair and hid inside when i wasn't walking the dog. my nose was getting red.

i agree it wasn't so much the air being hot, as the actual rays of the sun being intense.

ohio here.

85 and humid here today, 80 right now at 6:30 pm.

Sounds like the UV-intensity might be higher than normal.

It's 6:41 pm and 84 degrees in south central Kentucky.