Categories Photos around Cape Tags Capaha Bank, First Missouri State Bank, Hot weather, Record Temperatures, St Andrew Lutheran Church, Temperature signs, Weather The ground is so dry and hard that a heavy rain would probably run off fast. I wonder if we’ll have a replay of last year. You can’t have this much heat without some big storms coming in behind it. Maybe the pastor is getting the congregants ready for a real hell ‘n’ brimstone sermon on Sunday when temperatures are supposed to drop to a mild 104 degrees. The highest reading I found was at the Lutheran Church near the corner of Kingshighway and Cape Rock Drive. This is not going to be a good year for shooting off fireworks. The grass is so brown and dry that it crunches when you step on it. This bank sign coming into Jackson from Cape says it’s 108 degrees. I didn’t feel any pool of cool air when I stepped outside to photograph the sign showing 103 degrees. The lowest reading was just up Mount Auburn road from the 107 degree reading. The weather gurus have issued an excessive heat advisory to run through Monday evening. It doesn’t look like we’re going to get much relief soon. The bank sign at William and Mount Auburn thought it was 107. 1969 high temperature record brokenĪ new high temperature reading of 106 degrees at the airport topped the previous high of 103 set in 1969. That’s not a cardinal on the left it was a bluebird. Today, though, the thermometer on the wall registered just barely under an even 100 degrees. It faces east and is shaded, so you can generally sit out there in the hottest weather without even turning on the ceiling fan. Mother’s got one of the most comfortable porches in the universe. (Click on any photo to make it larger.) 100 degrees on the porch It was so hot a highway work crew had to hang out in an air conditioned pickup until it was their turn to lean on the shovel. I rented a bike in Dallas for a weekend ride, and the poor thing skittered from one pool of shade to another. As hot as Texas was one summer I was there, and I use that as a gauge for hot.
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