Towards the end of July is the time where we see the heat not tapering off, sudden wildfires, and nighttime temperatures never getting much below the upper 60’s. It’s been a week of 100’s, and there are thunder-bumpers massed along the spine of the high Sierras, providing “interesting” weather for hikers and campers in the High Country, and easily visible from our upland elevation – and then there’s August, which is often warmer.
Not Clauswitz 
Finally dropped out of the 100+ today, but still no rain. Humidity
is around 10-16% sigh…
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That’s pretty moderate humidity! Don’t you Texans get rain during the summer, sometimes too much?
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I’ll tolerate the heat (and the almost unbearable humidity) so long as we get some rain.
Spotty toad-stranglers are all we’ve seen for six weeks.
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Rain? What’s that? It will rain in October sometime…humidity is like 20%.
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So nice to be out of Cali, the heat & BS. It has been warm here, 90’s, but nothing like RB’s 111, plus we get a breeze off the river in the evening!
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RB is like the NorCal heatsink! We’re doing ok with just the 100’s at this altitude, it’s a dry heat!
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