Withering heat...

Whew! Okay, you guys in the Southwest don't need to share
EVERYTHING.

It was 94 degree here at 11 AM, with enough humidity to curl my ever-
diminishing hair. Even though it's a beautiful day here, Unicom is
dead -- ain't nobody flying till the sun gets lower...

On the flip side, our outdoor pool here at the inn -- normally so
useless -- is absolutely PACKED.

It's supposed to be even hotter tomorrow -- just in time for our local
R/C flying club's annual airshow. (And their airfield is located
right next to the county dump -- whoo-whee, ain't THAT gonna smell
good? :-)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay Honeck wrote:
Whew! Okay, you guys in the Southwest don't need to share
EVERYTHING.

It was 94 degree here at 11 AM, with enough humidity to curl my ever-
diminishing hair. Even though it's a beautiful day here, Unicom is
dead -- ain't nobody flying till the sun gets lower...

Thank Goodness! For a second there I thought you had renamed the hotel
to :"Wuthering Heights"
:-)
Dudley Henriques

"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
...
Jay Honeck wrote:
Whew! Okay, you guys in the Southwest don't need to share
EVERYTHING.

It was 94 degree here at 11 AM, with enough humidity to curl my ever-
diminishing hair. Even though it's a beautiful day here, Unicom is
dead -- ain't nobody flying till the sun gets lower...

Thank Goodness! For a second there I thought you had renamed the hotel to
:"Wuthering Heights"
:-)

Nah...Withering Heights (not that there's a lot of height in Iowa).

Matt Barrow wrote:
"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
...
Jay Honeck wrote:
Whew! Okay, you guys in the Southwest don't need to share
EVERYTHING.

It was 94 degree here at 11 AM, with enough humidity to curl my ever-
diminishing hair. Even though it's a beautiful day here, Unicom is
dead -- ain't nobody flying till the sun gets lower...
Thank Goodness! For a second there I thought you had renamed the hotel to
:"Wuthering Heights"
:-)

Nah...Withering Heights (not that there's a lot of height in Iowa).



You mean it's NOT Wuthering Heights? I'll have to check my Bronte
section in the library again :-)
DH

"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
...
Matt Barrow wrote:
"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
...
Jay Honeck wrote:
Whew! Okay, you guys in the Southwest don't need to share
EVERYTHING.

It was 94 degree here at 11 AM, with enough humidity to curl my ever-
diminishing hair. Even though it's a beautiful day here, Unicom is
dead -- ain't nobody flying till the sun gets lower...
Thank Goodness! For a second there I thought you had renamed the hotel
to :"Wuthering Heights"
:-)

Nah...Withering Heights (not that there's a lot of height in Iowa).



You mean it's NOT Wuthering Heights? I'll have to check my Bronte section
in the library again :-)

Would that be in the section next to "Brontosaurus"? :~o

Matt Barrow wrote:
"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
...
Matt Barrow wrote:
"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
...
Jay Honeck wrote:
Whew! Okay, you guys in the Southwest don't need to share
EVERYTHING.

It was 94 degree here at 11 AM, with enough humidity to curl my ever-
diminishing hair. Even though it's a beautiful day here, Unicom is
dead -- ain't nobody flying till the sun gets lower...
Thank Goodness! For a second there I thought you had renamed the hotel
to :"Wuthering Heights"
:-)
Nah...Withering Heights (not that there's a lot of height in Iowa).



You mean it's NOT Wuthering Heights? I'll have to check my Bronte section
in the library again :-)

Would that be in the section next to "Brontosaurus"? :~o



More like "Emily Bronte" I would think.
:-)
DH

On Jul 7, 2:05 pm, Jay Honeck wrote:
It was 94 degree here at 11 AM, with enough humidity to curl my ever-
diminishing hair.

Tell me about it. Yesterday I had to do 2 flights in a C-152 with a
leaking heater when the nearest METAR was reading 41 C. And it was at
dusk.

For you metrically impaired, 41 C is almost 106 F. The worst is the
flight school I work at makes everyone fly wearing uniforms. Long
black pants, white shirt, and black tie. The only way to do it without
passing out of heat stroke is to climb up to 5000 feet where its only
in the upper 80s, and open both windows. Its noisy and you're still
sweating, but it's all you can do.

On Sun, 08 Jul 2007 00:00:55 -0000, buttman wrote:

The worst is the
flight school I work at makes everyone fly wearing uniforms. Long
black pants, white shirt, and black tie.

I thought you hung around the pool, drinking Chivas? G

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buttman wrote:
On Jul 7, 2:05 pm, Jay Honeck wrote:
It was 94 degree here at 11 AM, with enough humidity to curl my ever-
diminishing hair.

Tell me about it. Yesterday I had to do 2 flights in a C-152 with a
leaking heater when the nearest METAR was reading 41 C. And it was at
dusk.

Heh.

Thursday, while I was out at KRIU I pulled up the METAR for
Vegas:

KLAS 052256Z 08009KT 10SM FEW110 SCT250 47/M11 A2975 RMK AO2 SLP037
T04671106

And they only *tied* the existing record.

BL.
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111F here today... and about 4% humidity..
we'll send the heater.. the Gulf of Mex is supplying the moisture.

BT

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
oups.com...
Whew! Okay, you guys in the Southwest don't need to share
EVERYTHING.

It was 94 degree here at 11 AM, with enough humidity to curl my ever-
diminishing hair. Even though it's a beautiful day here, Unicom is
dead -- ain't nobody flying till the sun gets lower...

On the flip side, our outdoor pool here at the inn -- normally so
useless -- is absolutely PACKED.

It's supposed to be even hotter tomorrow -- just in time for our local
R/C flying club's annual airshow. (And their airfield is located
right next to the county dump -- whoo-whee, ain't THAT gonna smell
good? :-)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"