Temps in the 90's, with heat indexes in the 100's here in south Louisiana. Definitely not a dry heat down here.
http://www.katc.com/category/290699/24-hour-forecast

Anyhow and sadly, we lost a person due to overdoing physical activity while out in this heat.
http://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/news/42167
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Every year from late Fall - Winter - to mid Spring I'm glad I'm down here in S Louisiana.
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Every July-Aug it is punishing down here.
Well, usually it's brutal.
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We lost a 24 yr old young adult (F) earlier this week down here in Louisiana.
I'm sure the heat was a contributing factor (around 98 F, w/ index up at 107 F).

https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/npso-archeologist-dies-in-kisatchie-national-forest/ar-AAZv1to?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=6aff62870f1c44a2903e68d416fbe95f&fbclid=IwAR1Mkp8Z62imeSW1aO2JlP8SE2iaCV88AgNU5cqVMktNodRotTT0brIFKbc

Some pinball people out there in Pinball Land must be staying indoors playing pinball or fixing machines while the arctic blast is keeping things ice cold in many U.S. states. Down here in south Louisiana it is currently 26 F, which is cold for down here (was 19 F) early Fri morning.

What kind of weather do you all currently have?:
A.) Cold temps
B.) Cold temps plus a north wind to give a nasty wind chill
C.) Freezing rain and sleet
D.) Snow and more snow
E.) All the above