(06-03-2014, 04:50 PM)MakersDozn Wrote: Thanks. Sipping the Snapple as we speak.
Our indoor-outdoor thermometer said that it got up to 98F today. Dunno if that's accurate, but it's bad enough. AC has been full-blast, and ceiling fans have been going. Crossing all appendages for meteorological moderation to come ASAP.
Laura and others
PS....We don't get chills after a hot flash, at least not that we've noticed.
Hi, Weather Channel said that high temp. in your area was 79. It's around 64 now.
Where I am, the high today was 83. It's 73 now. I have a warm-hot dwelling year round, southern exposure.
FM has been in Alaska since 5/24 (before that, lots of places). He and bf are heading homeward, for a bit, where temps are over 100. Hot season. They are traveling animals.
I haven't turned on AC yet. Temps haven't gotten stuck at over 80 or so range for days on end, with lows over 70. Then, the building begins to hold too much heat. Unbearable for me. I'm not comfie right now, but can't afford a sky high elec. bill, not if I can manage. Would like to hold out until July....... maybe. Big maybe.
I wasn't clear enough. My fault. It's not all out chills. Can be feeling cold after feeling overheated, in that special way. I think that the physiological reason is that there is a tremendous release of heat, which can leave body generally temporarily not warm enough. Perspiring profusely during a flash, and then having that process end, can lead to this as well. It can be like a sea saw between the two -- hot-cold, cold-hot -- which is a real trip. Or there can be a chill in specific muscles, like in neck and back. That can result in muscle spasms in women who are so prone.
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