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Old Posted Aug 10, 2023, 10:35 AM
bobbywest87 bobbywest87 is offline
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It wouldn't surprise me given the extraordinary heat wave. I would think the same could be said for all the current construction. I read somewhere that it can get to a point where it's too hot to pour concrete. Your observation of a slow down for the last month lines up with the current consecutive 100 degree + days heat wave.
Of course, that makes so much sense. That’s what I get for no longer living in Austin (or Texas for that matter). I’m out of touch with just how hot it can get, and for how long.
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