Governor dennis duguard. [ applause ] [ applause continues ] thank you very much. Thank you, Lieutenant Governor. Youre outstanding. Thank you all for being here today. To begin, i would like to recognize two new legislators, first, doug bartell. Appointed him to replace don hager. Doug spent his career in Law Enforcement, including 12 years as due pauls chief of police. He was here last month and sworn in. Lets welcome him again. Doug where are you . There he is. Welcome. [ applause ] second is mike dedrick. I appointed mike last month following the loss of our friend, craig teasen. Mike has served three terms in the 80s and 90s. I appreciate his willingness to serve, especially on short notice. Please join me in welcoming mike. [ applause ] today, i would like to look back at some of the things weve accomplished together over the past seven years, and update you on some progress. Ill also offer new proposals to consider this year. I would like to start today by talking about workforc
The people of south dakota listening and viewing this, please welcome the honorable governor dennis daugaard. [applause] applause continues ] [ applause] governor daugaard thank you. Thank you, very much. Thank you, Lieutenant Governor. Youre outstanding. Thank you all for being here today. To begin, i would like to recognize two new legislators, first, doug bartel. I appointed doug to replace don hager. Doug spent his career in Law Enforcement, including 12 years as due pauls chief of police. He was sworn in last month. Lets welcome him again. , where are you . There he is. Welcome. [applause] second is mike diedrich. I appointed mike last month following the loss of our friend, craig teasen. Mike has served three terms in the 1980s and 1990s. I appreciate his willingness to serve, especially on short notice. Please join me in welcoming mike diedrich. [applause] today, i would like to look back at some of the things weve accomplished together over the past seven years, and update you
Expected to get new results. Antoinette dangerous heat and humidity now gripping the state. A heat advisory posted for boston and cooling centers now open to the public. This is the hottest weather we have seen. I dont want to call it perfect but we have hit 100 what comes to feel like temperatures. Cindy in some communities already and it is just noon. Its it is the temperatures and humidity combined that is so oppressive. 98 degrees in boston back of back at the end of july. When you factor in the humidity this is what it feels like outside right now. Last hour the heat index was 100 in marshfield. It feels like 97 in lawrence. That heat index or feels like temperature is going to flirt is why we have this heat advisory in place. Take it easy with this much moisture in the air. Humidity is off the charts. It is oppressive and with this much moisture it is difficult for your body to cool off and evaporate the moisture. The actual temperatures, lots of upper 80s. We will keep climbing.
You walk outside and it already feels like it is very oppressive. Wherever you see that reddish color, easternmost massachusetts, the dew points are off the charts. This will be with us for the entire day. You can see it is down to about half a mile, so th that it may slow you down this morning. The air quality becomes an issue later today, especially if you have respiratory issues. Keep that in mind for later today. Temperatures were now running in the 70s, as cool as it has been , lowtomid 70s right now and once we burn off the fog sunshine throughout the day, temperatures by noon time around 95 in boston, 98 in lawrence so it will already be feeling close to 90 degrees and that feels like heat index will be around 100 degrees. Lets get you out of the roads, this may slow some folks down. Olessa this stretch looks ok, the expressway by the south a model, and traffic is getting by without any delays. Lets get to the maps and check out the rest of your trip. So far, so good into boston
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