Wtf... UPDATE: New Pic PG8

[kustomkidz]

UNACCEPTABLE!!

[megangary]

Be thankful it's not humid. :-) it's in the 90's and humid in ga

[Tressakim]

Move

[KMadsen]

It's in the hundreds where I'm at too.

[Dawnzilla]

We have 3 triple digits in a row this weekend :/ we will be parked by the pool lol

[styler7]

I feel ya..we are in central TX.

[bjsgrl]

Next few days will be 111 here in Az, but thats normal lol

[Sanctimommy]

Looks nice and toasty. It's been so chilly over here what with that tropical storm that I think I'm getting frostbite on my toes. I'm all bundled up in my fluffy robe with my fluffy pink slippers. It's 81 degrees brrrrrr!

[Roxygurl]

http://blog.chron.com/sciguy/2012/06/omg-my-iphone-says-its-108-degrees-out/

Here’s a screenshot of my iPhone I took a few moments ago:


My iPhone says it's crazy hot!
Is it really that warm? For Houston, that would be remarkable. Fortunately my iPhone, and your iPhone, is wrong.

A temperature of 108 degrees today would be historic, considering the warmest June day ever recorded in Houston is 105 degrees (it happened twice, last June). It would also be one degree below the warmest temperature ever recorded in Houston.

Fact is, through 1 p.m., today’s high temperature is 102 degrees as measured at the official Bush Intercontinental Airport station.

So why is the iPhone so much higher?

It’s a question Dwight Silverman and I dug into last August, and the answer is that the default iPhone weather data point for “Houston” is the Houston/Hermann Medical Center weather location. It’s the the helipad at Memorial-Hermann Hospital in the Texas Medical Center, some 200 feet above the ground.


The site Apple gets its Houston weather data from. (Gladstone Family web site).
We don’t know why. And it makes no sense.

Bottom line, it’s not 108 degrees. At least not yet.

[Charliesmommy11]

Bleeghhh . 106 here with a heat index of 113 FML

[capricornuandme]

Crazy hot!! I live in Dallas, it is pretty hot here as well!!