Too hot to drop the top?

[Ahnuld]

Ok fellow Northeasterners.... we thanked her for the teasers during the winter, but still we begged, pleaded, and cried to Mother Nature... "where is real warm weather?"

Well, she is answering... with a VENGANCE
Upcoming daily temps for my little Joisey town outside of Philly
93, 93, 91 now that's hot!!

but is it "too hot to drop the top"????

[Sabre]

Originally Posted by Ahnuld

Ok fellow Northeasterners.... we thanked her for the teasers during the winter, but still we begged, pleaded, and cried to Mother Nature... "where is real warm weather?"

Well, she is answering... with a VENGANCE
Upcoming daily temps for my little Joisey town outside of Philly
93, 93, 91 now that's hot!!

but is it "too hot to drop the top"????

Just wear a shorter skirt.

That isn't even close to hot.

Try 99*F with 80% humidity and that is an average day.

[VooDooNOFX]

Originally Posted by Ahnuld

Ok fellow Northeasterners.... we thanked her for the teasers during the winter, but still we begged, pleaded, and cried to Mother Nature... "where is real warm weather?"

Well, she is answering... with a VENGANCE
Upcoming daily temps for my little Joisey town outside of Philly
93, 93, 91 now that's hot!!

but is it "too hot to drop the top"????

I figured i'd rub it in a little. Here's how the weather's been down here. Although, I haven't seen the partly cloudy part...

Either way, it's never too hot to put the top down...just wear a hat.

[reedred]

Originally Posted by Sabre

Just wear a shorter skirt.

Crank the A/C if you must. Other than Phoenix or Vegas in August I'd never have the top up to keep cool. Dry heat, my azz!

[flipper52170]

Never too hot...and rarely too cold....I live in Michigan...if it is dry, I'll live with it.....otherwise a convertible is a waste!

[Skip]

It is too hot to drop the top when...You go outside with a knife. Jab in air and slice out a chunk of atmosphere. And then eat it. That means 99 degrees and 99 percent humidity. When you sweat it don't go nowhere but in your face. Your crotch is shedding water faster than the shower you just stepped into. And this is all outside before you make it to the Sky. In August it is worse....Skip...

[jayman]

Originally Posted by Skip

It is too hot to drop the top when...You go outside with a knife. Jab in air and slice out a chunk of atmosphere. And then eat it. That means 99 degrees and 99 percent humidity. When you sweat it don't go nowhere but in your face. Your crotch is shedding water faster than the shower you just stepped into. And this is all outside before you make it to the Sky. In August it is worse....Skip...

Okay...now thats just way more sharing than we really needed

[CaliforniaDreamin]

Originally Posted by jayman

Okay...now thats just way more sharing than we really needed

Now that's the pot calling the kettle black!

[Ahnuld]

Originally Posted by Sabre

Just wear a shorter skirt.

That isn't even close to hot.

Try 99*F with 80% humidity and that is an average day.

Beleive me... I am cruising with the top down... and I can take the heat.

The real point was that after some extended cool spells we are reall kicking into warm weather inphilly. 93 degrees for end of may in philly is definately on the high side. Right now its hotter in Philly than in Little rock.

BTW..looking at average temps... Little Rock averages 92 in July and August... a whopping 7 degrees warmer than Philly. woo-hoo. I could handle that much more easily than you could make it through a Philly January when the high can be 18 with a wind chill of -10 for 2 weeks, and then a Nor'easter blizzard tosses in 18 inches of snow just for fun.

Yeah, the cold is colder in Upstate NY, and the hot is Hotter in Florida... but NO ONE has the extremes of both sides like we do in Philly (& NY/Was)!!!

Heck.. for the opening baseball series this year.. it was 72 in April on opening day, and for the 3rd game of the same series.... it SNOWED!!
That all being said... No hurricanes or earthquakes up here!

My daddy's bigger than your daddy.

[LANDSCAPE]

Originally Posted by Ahnuld

Beleive me... I am cruising with the top down... and I can take the heat.

The real point was that after some extended cool spells we are reall kicking into warm weather inphilly. 93 degrees for end of may in philly is definately on the high side. Right now its hotter in Philly than in Little rock.

BTW..looking at average temps... Little Rock averages 92 in July and August... a whopping 7 degrees warmer than Philly. woo-hoo. I could handle that much more easily than you could make it through a Philly January when the high can be 18 with a wind chill of -10 for 2 weeks, and then a Nor'easter blizzard tosses in 18 inches of snow just for fun.

Yeah, the cold is colder in Upstate NY, and the hot is Hotter in Florida... but NO ONE has the extremes of both sides like we do in Philly (& NY/Was)!!!

Heck.. for the opening baseball series this year.. it was 72 in April on opening day, and for the 3rd game of the same series.... it SNOWED!!
That all being said... No hurricanes or earthquakes up here!

My daddy's bigger than your daddy.

Would you like some cheese to go with your WHINE

[Ahnuld]

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[Rick Tinley Park]

Originally Posted by Ahnuld

Ok fellow Northeasterners.... we thanked her for the teasers during the winter, but still we begged, pleaded, and cried to Mother Nature... "where is real warm weather?"

Well, she is answering... with a VENGANCE
Upcoming daily temps for my little Joisey town outside of Philly
93, 93, 91 now that's hot!!

but is it "too hot to drop the top"????

From a guy in the Midwest -- 50 -120 is a nice day for top down... (wear sunblock! )

Never too hot (Was driving in 103 last year... Niiiiiiiiice)

[Sabre]

Originally Posted by Ahnuld

Beleive me... I am cruising with the top down... and I can take the heat.

The real point was that after some extended cool spells we are reall kicking into warm weather inphilly. 93 degrees for end of may in philly is definately on the high side. Right now its hotter in Philly than in Little rock.

BTW..looking at average temps... Little Rock averages 92 in July and August... a whopping 7 degrees warmer than Philly. woo-hoo. I could handle that much more easily than you could make it through a Philly January when the high can be 18 with a wind chill of -10 for 2 weeks, and then a Nor'easter blizzard tosses in 18 inches of snow just for fun.

Yeah, the cold is colder in Upstate NY, and the hot is Hotter in Florida... but NO ONE has the extremes of both sides like we do in Philly (& NY/Was)!!!

Heck.. for the opening baseball series this year.. it was 72 in April on opening day, and for the 3rd game of the same series.... it SNOWED!!
That all being said... No hurricanes or earthquakes up here!

My daddy's bigger than your daddy.

Well, I grew up in State College and York, Pa and I can take the cold much more easily than I can the heat. It isn't the temperature so much down here as it is the damn humidity and albatross sized mosquitos from the fish farms, rice fields, and bayous.

It doesn't do your Dad any good being bigger than mine when all yours does is take a licking from other Dads.

[KimberlySky]

It's NEVER too hot to drop the top! Just crank up the AC!!! That is what I do... that is what I have always done with my cars that had T-tops or Sunroofs!!! Ha just make sure you don't get sunburned though! Hee hee!

[Uptownmarie]

Hey Flipper, I agree it is never too hot here (for driving )but the too cold If it is below 48, top up

[KimberlySky]

Originally Posted by Uptownmarie

Hey Flipper, I agree it is never too hot here (for driving )but the too cold If it is below 48, top up

NO NO NO NO NO!!!! The first night out with Sinister it was in the low 40's and we just bundled up & then that next week it was in the low 30's!!! Just crank that Heat up!!!!

[jayman]

Originally Posted by Sabre

Well, I grew up in State College and York, Pa and I can take the cold much more easily than I can the heat. It isn't the temperature so much down here as it is the damn humidity and albatross sized mosquitos from the fish farms, rice fields, and bayous.

It doesn't do your Dad any good being bigger than mine when all yours does is take a licking from other Dads.

Yeah, yeah...we all know how your dad likes to get licked

[Ahnuld]

Originally Posted by Sabre

Well, I grew up in State College and York, Pa and I can take the cold much more easily than I can the heat. It isn't the temperature so much down here as it is the damn humidity and albatross sized mosquitos from the fish farms, rice fields, and bayous.

It doesn't do your Dad any good being bigger than mine when all yours does is take a licking from other Dads.

How's the "noodling" down thar?

[Sabre]

Originally Posted by Ahnuld

How's the "noodling" down thar?

Just as good as it is in the Susquehanna.

How's that brotherly love thing working for you? I moved down here for the sisterly love thing.