It's too damn hot!

[rgbeard]

Since our cigar smoking is generally enjoyed outdoors, I've just been 100% unable.

For June and half of July we were at our beachhouse where temps were in the 60s/70s and the afternoon cigar was a given thing. (Yes, I know, rough life...)

July 13th we came back to Phoenix and DAMN.

For the entire month of July, except the 31st, high temps were 110+ here with 115+ happening. We got a brief break, and it's back to 115s again in the next day or so.

At least I timed it so that I don't have a humidor full of cigars going bad on me. I'm fresh out and won't be restocking until I see something calm down.

Yes, I know I could find a cigar shop and relax there for a moment, but I'm kinda in the boonies, and it's not as easy for me.

Well - that's off my chest. PEACE!!

[AlanS]

Since our cigar smoking is generally enjoyed outdoors, I've just been 100% unable.

For June and half of July we were at our beachhouse where temps were in the 60s/70s and the afternoon cigar was a given thing. (Yes, I know, rough life...)

July 13th we came back to Phoenix and DAMN.

For the entire month of July, except the 31st, high temps were 110+ here with 115+ happening. We got a brief break, and it's back to 115s again in the next day or so.

At least I timed it so that I don't have a humidor full of cigars going bad on me. I'm fresh out and won't be restocking until I see something calm down.

Yes, I know I could find a cigar shop and relax there for a moment, but I'm kinda in the boonies, and it's not as easy for me.

Well - that's off my chest. PEACE!!

31 consecutive days over 110, good thing you don’t drive an electric car you’d have to shut down the air conditioner to charge it. Stay hydrated though that’s pure hell!


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[SoCal gunner]

I heard that on the news here in SoCal and I couldn't believe it - thats pretty crazy!

[Old Smokey]

It wouldn’t take long for that to get old, I don’t care how low the humidity is. When cigar weather returns it will be time for celebration! I lived in Phoenix for a year in the mid 70’s and worked pouring concrete for a summer. It was stupid hot.