> > I flipped on the TV this afternoon and the news people were on a little early. It seems that a whopper of a storm was bearing down on Knoxville.
> > It did quite a bit of damage, and injured some people. Power was off for 20,000 homes. Flooding and downed trees, along with no traffic signals, created gridlock on the freeways. Radar showed a tornado signature and several people reported funnel clouds. Reports are still coming in. The radar also shows another whopper following the same path. I may sit up late.
> > Howard
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> Howard, you can come visit me! It's currently 100 degrees Fahrenheit outside with 28% humidity. And it's almost 7:00pm, too!
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> Ell"Off to take another cold shower"myruh

Arizona? I went there in the fall. Not too bad.
New Mexico? Went there too, same trip. Nice
Chili? Haven't been there yet.

28% sounds good, but 100 degrees F; no thank you.
I've crossed deserts in California and the Bonneville Salt Flats in the summer, and that was in the days when cars weren't air conditioned.
Won't try that again.
Howard