93°F / 34°C
The forecast for today was 84°F/ 29°C, but my place is heating up; it feels a little STEAMY. Weather Underground: Kuwait says it is 93°F / 34°C – and it is only March 11. Isn’t this a little early to be having this kind of weather? Doesn’t Spring last just a little longer? I remember back in October/November when it would get below 100°F and we would all start to talk about how much cooler it was feeling. This just isn’t right!
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March 11, 2008 - Posted by intlxpatr | ExPat Life, Kuwait, Living Conditions, Weather
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Here There and Everywhere 
It is TOO early! We barely even had Spring ;( But this winter came early as well and it was the coldest winter I remember.
ENJOY IT and count your blessings, go swimming 😀
The wind last night in England was going 83miles per hour!!
I wanna see the sun!!
Just remember… it’s a DRY heat! Unlike the humid and stifling Texas version. But, of course, we don’t have the sand to contend with either!
I agree with Elijah… go swimming! 😀
It’s too early, Enigma, I agree!
Oh Elijah! I am so happy to see you! Come back!
Lofter – hot is hot. Right now, by the grace of God, we don’t have sand either, but it was unexpectedly hot today.
I’ll take humid over dry heat anyday! My God in July it’s so dry and windy it feels like ur sitting in a huge hair dryer
at one point, it reached 39C. i have proof. this is what i mean by schizophrenic weather
Enigma! That imagery is just tooo painful! I had never thought of it that way! I hate sweat, and one thing about the dry heat I don’t mind is that it is so HOT HOT HOT that the sweat doesn’t have time to form before it evaporates.
39°C! Holy Smokes, Mrm! I wish it would rain today.
Do you think global warming has got something to do with it?
Honestly, Olorin, I don’t know. There have been wild climactic swings before man had anything to do with carbon-emissions. At the same time, I just don’t have enough information to rule it out. I worry about all the changes we are making without regard for the consequences.