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Flying in very hot environments

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Flying_Monkey

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I have an opportunity to fly myself out to work for the day in Palm Desert, CA this week. The forecast is a high of 108F. Just wondering about flying into an airport, parking, and then departing when it's that hot. DA not really a concern as the airport is 73ft elevation. I have flown in 90 degree weather but not triple digits. Going to be hard to keep ChTs down on climb out. Also worried about parking outside for the day in that heat! Any thoughts???
 

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