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106-112 IN NEV. THRU THE WEEK-END    
 
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what part?
 
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so in global warming now popular again?  I guess so... until the averages go back down

 
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106-112 IN NEV. THRU THE WEEK-END    
 THE VEGAS AREA
 
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Gonna be 85-90 around Seattle over the weekend.
 
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Go turn on the A/C.  That's your prescription.  

 
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115 in Phoenix today and through weekend. It usually doesn't start until June 15. I still don't have to shovel heat or crack it off my windshield, done with that sh*t...
 
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Gonna be 85-90 around Seattle over the weekend.
    THAT MUST BE NICE.  YOU CAN LIVE WITH THAT    
 
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115 in Phoenix today and through weekend. It usually doesn't start until June 15. I still don't have to shovel heat or crack it off my windshield, done with that sh*t...
  YOU GUYS ARE NORMALLY HOTTER THAN US ANYWAY.. RIGHT!!!
 
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93 would be a record for Sunday's date.
 
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vegas is simple. i've seen it 120+ there. its not humid. so you really do not sweat that much, and you can walk around fine.

or stay in a casino which is 67-69 degrees.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SportsFan9698:

so in global warming now popular again?  I guess so... until the averages go back down

Don't reduce yourself with ignorant statements like this. Expect more of yourself.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by mainman11111:

vegas is simple. i've seen it 120+ there. its not humid. so you really do not sweat that much, and you can walk around fine.

or stay in a casino which is 67-69 degrees.

 

I've always wondered what the electric bill for Vegas casinos is. Imagine the Venetian. Imagine opening that electric bill.

And always keep in mind, as you potentially put in your next sports bet at their book, who pays for it!

 
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Quote Originally Posted by r_mongoose:

  YOU GUYS ARE NORMALLY HOTTER THAN US ANYWAY.. RIGHT!!!

I believe the 2 cities Phoenix/Las Vegas are much the same. I believe Vegas gets more rain and occasional snow (dusting), where in 17 years of living here I've never seen it snow although I've seen standing water freeze a time or 2 at the most.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by scalabrine:

 

I've always wondered what the electric bill for Vegas casinos is. Imagine the Venetian. Imagine opening that electric bill.

And always keep in mind, as you potentially put in your next sports bet at their book, who pays for it!



they designed it to keep cool w water surrounding it and the casino floor is underground. they also made the structure take the heat well. but casinos of the old days take on heat badly.
 
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I believe the 2 cities Phoenix/Las Vegas are much the same. I believe Vegas gets more rain and occasional snow (dusting), where in 17 years of living here I've never seen it snow although I've seen standing water freeze a time or 2 at the most.
 
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I ACTUALLY SAW SNOW IN INDIAN SPRINGS, BACK AROUND 1994.  THAT WAS APRIL 10,  GO FIGURE
 
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I would rather take that than 85-90 and humid
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mainman11111:



they designed it to keep cool w water surrounding it and the casino floor is underground. they also made the structure take the heat well. but casinos of the old days take on heat badly.

 

Makes sense. And perhaps the water in front of the Bellagio plays a role too...

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