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Highest temps recorded this year in each (US) state, as of August 7th.
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It’s crazy we haven’t had any 110 days in Texas this year. It actually hasn’t felt like all that hot of a summer compared to what we usually get. I’m sure it really sucks ass for those states who aren’t used to or prepared for it.
La Niña watching over us this year. Houston has felt almost habitable for the first time in a while.
Have lived in Tennessee since 09, and just moved to SC in April. SC has been hell, temperature wise. It's brutally hot and humid. Just spent 9 days in Texas (San Antonio), and the whole time I was there the number on the thermometer was higher than back in SC, but it felt significantly cooler. Everyone kept saying it was so humid and hotter than normal, but after 5 months in the SC low country it felt like a treat. I miss my TN weather, though. Especially now that I'm back in SC