And no, it’s not a “dry heat.”
Some years ago, I started to see articles saying for various geographic reasons, Philadelphia would bear the brunt of global warming. Sure feels like it this week.
I’m glad I got the car’s AC recharged, but I’m running the AC in the apartment 24/7 and with every tick, I picture dollar signs. I’ve become my mother!
How’s it going in your neck of the woods?
Well, this looks pleasant! ππ https://t.co/6LwcEk89cX
— Jan Carabeo (@JanCarabeoCBS3) July 17, 2020
Philadelphia Weather: Extreme Heat And Humidity Take Over https://t.co/5w5iGICCZM
— Rafael A. Nieves Jr. (@phillyfinest369) July 19, 2020
Susie,
I’m right there with ya! I live in a house that will turn 100 years old in two years. I know this because when I replaced my toilet a couple of years ago the date stamp on the bottom said May 1922.
Anyways, needless to say, it doesn’t have central airπ«π, so it’s window units for me.
It was so hot last night even with both AC units and fans running, I felt like I wanted to crawl out of my skin!