Puzzle Description:

Hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk.Yesterday was the hottest day in recorded history for our area which is southwest Ontario Canada.I'm not sure what the temp was,and I don't care cause I just had a new air conditioner and furnace installed in the spring and it's nice and cool in my house.

#1: Kristen Vognild (kristen) on Jul 22, 2011 [SPOILER]

You need some fried green ham to go with that egg!

I remember reading a book about a girl living in NYC during a really hot summer. She hated that every person she met would ask, "Hot enough for you?"

Funny thing is for some people it still isn't hot enough,my friend and neighbour would say "I love it,I wish it was hotter" I wasn't thinking about Dr.Seuse when i made this.lol.

Around here the egg will boil on the way to the floor ... Too hot for me ...

that's hot lol.

104 degrees F here today (NYC). It's now 7:25 p.m. and it is finally back down into the double-digits (only 98).

Once in a while, a news crew will get the idea of actually placing a raw egg on the sidewalk. Nope, doesn't work. But it's a funny thought.

Don't move to Louisiana everybody. We've been experiencing 100 degree(F) days almost everyday for the past two months. It's 9 p.m. and it's still 92 degrees. That's hot even for here. Our hottest months are August and September. I dread what those months will be like. And not enough rain.
Like Aldege, I am grateful for air conditioning.

Don't move to Louisiana everybody. We've been experiencing 100 degree(F) days almost everyday for the past two months. It's 9 p.m. and it's still 92 degrees. That's hot even for here. Our hottest months are August and September. I dread what those months will be like. And not enough rain.
Like Aldege, I am grateful for air conditioning.

i'm glad its an egg! i was wondering what it was when i first starting... won't say what. haha!

Philadelphia's frying.

102 yesterday here in Raleigh...when i lived in phx az i fried an egg on the sidewalk,,, it stunk ...of course it was 117 that day

wow and here we are complaining about the heat here.Were not nearly as hot as that,were maybe at 95 or 96 but with high humidity.I want some rain though,my flowers are dying.We pay for our water use,so between watering my flowers and filling the kids pool(which niki and i go in also)it's costing me a small fortune for water.

Wow. Everyone else is enjoying Arizona weather. :-D

I used to have a lawn, but decided to "go green" and let it go brown. Now I only have plants that can thrive in the heat - Oleander, Boganvillia, and Mexican Bird of Paradise. Except for a palm tree that I have to water.

Really nice puzzle, Aldege.

Thx Teresa,I don't water the grass,i let it go brown as well,but i hate the thought of losing my flowers.I have a lot of plants also,Hostas,Lilly of the valley,Tiger Lillies,Sedum,and all kinds that i don't even know what their called.I'll see if Niki will post pictures on her fb profile.

I wish it was Arizona heat! Nice and dry like standing in front of an oven in the winter.

Nope. Around here (PA/NY border), it's more like living in a swamp when it gets that hot. Like walking through hot soup. Sweat pouring off you because it's too humid to dry.

Thank goodness the heat wave broke. Yesterday it was only 68 at 11am. I was shivering. XP (It eventually got up to 82 and there was "sweat" all over all glass - windows, cars, etc.)

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