Thread: Update

I lived in Phoenix for four years and I know about the heat there. Tell your husband that due to the low humidity, the sweat his body generates, evaporates almost instantly. Your body sweats to act as a cooling mechanism. You can get overheated very quickly and not even realize it, till it's too late. I hope they are letting them work in the early morning or even at night, instead of the heat of the day.

Thank you for the post Moosetracks, and tell your hubby "thank you" and keep on keeping us posted.
I have heard that AZ is the State of Liquid asphalt!!!


Nittygritty wrote:

I say they should be here has been in the triple digits for the last month with all the humidity Okla is so famous for!

I drove through OKC about 2 weeks ago and the temp sign on a bank was 107!!!! I was afraid the tires would melt.