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I have posted on here before about the heat and no air conditioning in Germany. I read this today and, well holy **** that's hot.
https://www.cnbc.com/2015/07/31/yesterdays-154-degrees-in-iran-today-its-165.html
That is ridiculous. I have experienced heat in the 120's (in Death Valley visiting my mother-in-law...no joke and a joke all at the same time). I could not imagine 165 degrees. That is not too far off temps I try for in my barbecue to cook certain meats (200 degree for brisket for part of the cook for example).
Wow.
https://www.cnbc.com/2015/07/31/yesterdays-154-degrees-in-iran-today-its-165.html
Attention people on the U.S. East Coast "suffering" through the recent heat wave: you've got nothing on the poor residents of Bandar Mahshahr, Iran.
The coastal town that hit a heat index of 154 degrees Fahrenheit on Thursday topped that with a reading just over 165 degrees on Friday, according to University of Miami researcher Brian McNoldy.
That is ridiculous. I have experienced heat in the 120's (in Death Valley visiting my mother-in-law...no joke and a joke all at the same time). I could not imagine 165 degrees. That is not too far off temps I try for in my barbecue to cook certain meats (200 degree for brisket for part of the cook for example).
Wow.