It’s a fabulous, sunny day in Las Vegas but it’s damn hot at 108 degrees. I snapped about fifty photos, here are a few to begin with. How has your weekend been so far?
Did you ride your ebike for the hour in that heat? Great photos – there’s so much to see there and such high blue skies!
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I have not rode the bike at all in about a month and a half because of the heat, Shelley. I did try a short ride last week just in my neighborhood. Nope, I can’t handle the heat on the bike, and I would become a red lobster from the scorching desert sun! I have to wait until autumn when the temps will stay well below 100 degrees. I have seen almost no bicycle riders around town too. All I can do is keep the battery charged up once a week, I do miss those daily 20 mile rides!
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You’re wise to stay out of the heat and scorching sun. I bet you’re already planning your routes for the fall! Keep the battery charged and ready for a nice day.
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I have two routes I ride, one intersects with the other. Since I have a pickup truck, it’s easy to move the bike to a different destination to ride from.
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That’s right, I remember the truck and forget that could be used to get you to places to additional places to ride!
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It was 47 at dawn here today, but will warm up to about 80 today. Sunny and clear right now. 🙂
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That’s a large change in temperature, enjoy the warmth!
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It’s hot here too – high 90s with heat index above 100. Extreme temps never last long in our area, fortunately.
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If you have high humidity, then it’s very difficult to handle! Sounds like Michigan.
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IMO, Florida and Louisiana have unbearable humidity. We live north of Atlanta and the weather is pretty mild. I enjoy 4 seasons.
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We had sunny but windy weather with 23°C, much cooler than in Vegas.
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Oh that’s nice! That converts to 73 degrees F, very nice.
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Our5 weekend is hot too
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You must have high humidity there, Derrick. You seem close to the coast!
Not hot at all, right? 😉
Did you ride your ebike for the hour in that heat? Great photos – there’s so much to see there and such high blue skies!
I have not rode the bike at all in about a month and a half because of the heat, Shelley. I did try a short ride last week just in my neighborhood. Nope, I can’t handle the heat on the bike, and I would become a red lobster from the scorching desert sun! I have to wait until autumn when the temps will stay well below 100 degrees. I have seen almost no bicycle riders around town too. All I can do is keep the battery charged up once a week, I do miss those daily 20 mile rides!
You’re wise to stay out of the heat and scorching sun. I bet you’re already planning your routes for the fall! Keep the battery charged and ready for a nice day.
I have two routes I ride, one intersects with the other. Since I have a pickup truck, it’s easy to move the bike to a different destination to ride from.
That’s right, I remember the truck and forget that could be used to get you to places to additional places to ride!
It was 47 at dawn here today, but will warm up to about 80 today. Sunny and clear right now. 🙂
That’s a large change in temperature, enjoy the warmth!
It’s hot here too – high 90s with heat index above 100. Extreme temps never last long in our area, fortunately.
If you have high humidity, then it’s very difficult to handle! Sounds like Michigan.
IMO, Florida and Louisiana have unbearable humidity. We live north of Atlanta and the weather is pretty mild. I enjoy 4 seasons.
We had sunny but windy weather with 23°C, much cooler than in Vegas.
Oh that’s nice! That converts to 73 degrees F, very nice.
Our5 weekend is hot too
You must have high humidity there, Derrick. You seem close to the coast!