Oh, look, it’s shade, the only shade in the parking lot. I’ll take it, after taking a picture of it.
[Temperature: 90°. Heat index: 103°. Yes, the shade does look like an angry dinosaur.]
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“A parrot can say ‘I will meet you
downtown at 8:00’ — but
he won’t be there”
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I did immediately see Godzilla.
You are a little hotter than we are up north, but not by much.
With high humidity, it's like a swamp here---so maybe that's the Creature from the Black Lagoon...
Yikes — the Gill-Man! Given the humidity, I guess he might be able to survive out of water.
C'mon, maybe it's just yawning.
Already bored and waiting for school to begin.
Austin, Texas has a city ordinance that parking lots must have a shade canopy of 50 per cent by 2030.
I just read about it in a BBC feature on the U.S. heat proofing cities.
Such a commonsensical and relatively inexpensive way to protect the future. I just heard a 99% Invisible that noted the effect concrete has on city temperatures — raising them ten to fifteen degrees.
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