From the I’ll-take-anything-but-a-Covid-story series, there is this…<\/p>\n
If you live ’round these parts (that would be the Washington, D.C., metro area) you have no doubt felt a crush of very hot weather recently, and someone telling you we were closing in on a record for most consecutive days over 90 degrees in the nation’s capital. As a matter of fact, as of Wednesday that number stood at 20, one shy of a record set in 1980 and tied in 1988. (Both great years for Republicans and the L.A. Lakers, by the way.)<\/p>\n
We all had our hopes up…<\/p>\n
And then one day, yesterday, it\u00a0didn’t<\/em> hit 90 degrees and we were all very, very sad and confused. Still kinda hot though because it was like 87 or 88 most of the day.<\/p>\n Hope you enjoyed yesterday’s cool respite. Forecasted highs the next seven days… 94, 97, 100, 100, 99, 98, 94.<\/p>\n And we’ll be like, remember that day when it wasn’t 90 degrees? Weird.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" From the I’ll-take-anything-but-a-Covid-story series, there is this… If you live ’round these parts (that would be the Washington, D.C., metro area) you have no doubt felt a crush of very hot weather recently, and someone telling you we were closing … Continue reading