90 in Alpine? Oh, noes! We's all gonna DIES!!!
Oh, wait--the normal high for Alpine this time of year is about 85-87. Whoopsie.
Nads--dipshit, dollink--I've been in heat. Dry heat and humid heat. I'll take Vegas/Death Valley over Guam/PI/Singapore any friggin day. I've driven from LA to Vegas.
In July.
With no A/C in the car.
When it was 100 when we got to San Bernardino/Riverside, 105 in Glen Helen, 110 in Victorville, and 115 in Barstow. Oh, and 122 in Baker, according to the thermometer outside Big Boy's. I personally went through FIVE 24-ounce bottles of water that trip. And aside from being a little crusty from all the salt drying on my clothes/skin, wasn't even damp.
So yea, nads, BTDT. Some of us don't live in front of a scanner. Even in relatively "comfortable" New Hampshire today, I spent a good chunk of it working outside in a heat index approaching 105. So pretty please, go die in a ****ing fire already.
Finally, I also used to live closer to the beach than you (think Point Loma.) Also lived closer to the beach in Orange County. Ever heard of Santa Ana winds, you dumb scrunt? 105 was not unheard of a mere five miles from the ocean when those got kicking around in the summertime.
Seriously, why do you post when it's so obvious you haven't the first effin clue of which you speak? Plonk that, toots.