How can she stand to go out in 90F+ temps with that fur coat on?  Granted,
she's a shorthair, but she was yowling all afternoon to go in her Kitty
Walk.  I had her out there early this morning while I was doing some chores,
before it got really hot.  She came in, used the litter box, napped for
about 30 minutes.  By then the sun had moved around to where her enclosure
is and the heat had really escalated.

She stood at the back door just crying her heart out.  So I put her out
again, but she wanted back inside almost immediately.  I don't blame her;
it's sticky and uncomfortable out there.  But a few minutes later she's
yowling at me again.  Mom was on the phone with me and said "Goodness, just
put her back out!"  Oh no, I'm not spending all afternoon doing the 'out
again/in again' routine.  For one thing, it's hard enough sometimes to keep
my living room cooled down.  For another, she often meows to come inside and
when I untie the flap on the enclosure she haughtily walks back to the other
end of it, nope, was just seeing if you're properly trained! :)

She does have a covered 'cabana' at the end of it, but it's just shade, not
real relief from the soaring temps.

She finally calmed down and got into her cat cradle in the living room.
Then a thunderstorm rolled through and she went and hid.  I was chuckling;
see, you didn't really need to be out there anyway :o)

Jill