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I saw the squirrels picking up nuts with a potholder.
Patsy Cheek | Via Facebook
Lizards are crawling in the fire to get under the shade of the skillet.
Gene Osborne, Wood County EC | Hainesville
I had to get in my hot tub to cool off.
Charles Bauch | Via Facebook
Popcorn’s poppin’ in the field.
Linda Higgs | Via Facebook
My chickens lay boiled eggs.
Karen Allison, Nueces EC | Robstown
You catch precooked fish.
Terri Harvey | Via Facebook
I left my new sunglasses on the dash and they melted.
Jane Patterson, Bowie-Cass EC | Bowie County
Chickens are laying hard-boiled eggs.
Sherry Crecraft Krupinski | Via Facebook
My body spots are moving around like a lava lamp.
Craig Massouh, Pedernales EC | Sattler
I don’t care how much electricity I use as long as I stay cool.
Cynthia Schultz Gray | Via Facebook
But thanks to San Bernard and air conditioning, we stay cool.
Alma Garrett, San Bernard EC | Hempstead
It substitutes for Tabasco.
Penny Haulman | Via Facebook
That besides frying an egg on the hood of my car, I can also cook a beef fillet medium well.
W. Grant Braly, Guadalupe Valley EC | Cuero
I’m glad it’s finally hot enough to complain about how hot it is.
Missie Hebert Landry | Via Facebook
Crop-dusters have to spray suntan lotion on our corn crop to keep it from popping in the field.
Pablo Sanchez, Magic Valley EC | Harlingen
The squirrels are splooting.
Nicole Flowers | Via Facebook
You could fry an egg on the sidewalk.
Karen Quisenberry, Tri-County EC | Weatherford
I have to put ice cubes in my washing machine just so my clothes don’t fade and shrink even when using the cold tap water.
Donna Smith Aaron | Via Facebook
I stayed in and watched Turner Classic Movies all day with my friend Johnnie Walker.
Anthony Piwetz, Nueces EC | Victoria
You need to eat jalapeños to cool down.
Jim Starnater | Via Facebook
My grandpa’s spit evaporates before it hits ground.
Jill Schreiber, Farmers EC | Wylie
As it should be. Remember February?
Don Radcliff | Via Facebook
I feel like a pregnant mouse in a wool sock.
John DeCecco, Pedernales EC | Blanco
The butterflies are melting.
Mary Austin, Deep East Texas EC | Nacogdoches
The spots slid off my horse.
Brenda Stann, Grayson-Collin EC | Sherman
III’mmm mmmelllltttiiiiing!
Malinda Averill | Via Facebook
I feel like an enchilada straight from the oven.
Judy Brightman, Bandera EC | Boerne
My sneakers are sticking to the sidewalk.
Alan Hawkins | Via Facebook
I saw a dog chasing a cat and they were both walking.
Gary Fox, Guadalupe Valley EC | Seguin
The chickens lay fried eggs.
Mary Meadows | Via Facebook
You could put eggs in a pot of cold water on my roof and have hard-boiled eggs in 20 minutes.
Lonnie B. Johnson Sr., Deep East Texas EC | Atascocita
A cow is giving buttermilk.
Brenda Talley | Via Facebook
My makeup melts right off my face.
Susan Gibson, Wood County EC | Ben Wheeler
I want snow.
Jean Cutright Carotenuti | Via Facebook
You could run naked in the sprinklers.
Katrina Antu, Deep East Texas EC | Burkeville
My underwires melted.
Bette Tuomala Sayre | Via Facebook
Hell is a local call from here.
Carla Wills, Pedernales EC | Georgetown
Went fishing the other day, caught a bass that had two ticks on it.
Bill Francis | Via Facebook
The lizards are carrying sticks in their mouth, and at 10-foot intervals they put a stick down and climb on it to cool their feet.
Dwayne Overman, CECA | Eastland
I baked a loaf of bread in the mailbox.
Faith Warchol Gallant | Via Facebook
My father-in-law finally agrees with me that he did not have it worse as a kid.
Scott Janecek, Pedernales EC | Austin
I just watched a chain crawl out of the back of my hubby’s pickup and get in the shade.
Suzy Hall | Via Facebook
A picture of uncooked eggs will fry outside.
Leon Castaneda Jr., Panola-Harrison EC | Marshall
The squirrels are skinny-dipping in the birdbath.
Princess Shellann Bonner | Via Facebook
The devil even bumped the AC down 2 degrees.
John Reich, Pedernales EC | Cedar Park
My cucumbers have gotten bitter about it.
Jerome Johnston, Pedernales EC | Georgetown
Hell doesn’t come to Texas, but Californians will.
Lana Talbott, Pedernales EC | Cedar Park
