HEAT

[Lethevich]

Disgustingly warm today, has been all week. Last night there was a rain storm (boom! BOOM!), but now it's back to form: like the surface of Mercury.

Any other miserable heat-haters?

P.S.: OMG GLOBALWARMING ALERT!!!11 When England becomes "pleasantly" hot enough for people to consider a visit, something has seriously gone wrong with the environment.

[ezodisy]

Any other miserable heat-haters?

Right here. Going to Cambridge for the day and in spite of how much I love the place I am not looking forward to it. Was there in February, bright sunny day, cool temperature, absolutely perfect. Today will be tough 

PS -- pints + football

[Harry]

Well, the weather has been hot in the Netherlands for almost 2 weeks now, and until Tuesday it will be around 25 degrees. I like cool weather, about 18-20 degrees would be enough with some sun, and a SE breeze, but the current weather in my country doesn't make me happy at all.

[Mozart]

I hate the heat also. It's not even summer, and we've had 2 heatwaves already this year pushing the temps into the middle 30s. I get serious headaches when it's to hot and I don't feel like doing much. Of course the skies of baja have looked like those of northern france this year, overcast almost every day. It's not so bad, right now its a cool morning? geez I'd better get back to bed. Currently 15.

[MN Dave]

I'm currently in the middle of the desert, low '90s Fahrenheit.

It's a dry heat. 

[Kullervo]

90º F here, overcast and humid. My least favorite weather. All the heat of a sunny day without the beauty, and all the gloom of a rainy day without the mild temperatures. 

[marvinbrown]

Disgustingly warm today, has been all week. Last night there was a rain storm (boom! BOOM!), but now it's back to form: like the surface of Mercury.

Any other miserable heat-haters?

P.S.: OMG GLOBALWARMING ALERT!!!11 When England becomes "pleasantly" hot enough for people to consider a visit, something has seriously gone wrong with the environment.

  I agree! This heat is very unpleasant and unbecoming of the UK.  I am in London and I can assure you that this weather does not suit the city  .

  PS: If it's 28 degrees Celsius in early May  I fear what the weather be like in mid-July  .

 
  marvin

[Peregrine]

  I agree! This heat is very unpleasant and unbecoming of the UK.  I am in London and I can assure you that this weather does not suit the city  .

  PS: If it's 28 degrees Celsius in early May  I fear what the weather be like in mid-July  .

 
  marvin

I'm certainly not a fan of the heat, that's why I moved north! Also got a nice sea breeze where I'm living now...


I wouldn't be too concerned with the temperatures now, it was a bit of a scorcher last year in April and I remember fearing the worst, but the summer heatwave never materialised...

[Harry]

Finally a NE somewhat cool wind is blowing now, and the temperature is dropping slowly to 17 degrees on coming Saturday. Tomorrow there will be lots of rain.......

[Opus106]

Only 90F? That's pleasant. It's almost 9 P.M and the temperature is just a couple of degrees less. During the day it's around the 40s (Celcius).

Actually, this late afternoon/early evening, it became all cloudy, and weather's quite comfortable now compared to previous nights.

[Lethevich]

Only 90F? That's pleasant.

Maybe to an inhabitant of Arizona... 0:)

[(poco) Sforzando]

Pleasantly warm in the New York region today, about 75º F and sunny.

[Opus106]

Maybe to an inhabitant of Arizona... 0:)

Or Chennai, India. 

[Harry]

Or Chennai, India. 

Well you are used to the heat, we people from the Netherlands not.....

[MN Dave]

Harry in Arizona. Now that would be cool.   

[Harry]

Harry in Arizona. Now that would be cool.   

You mean hot, right, man I would melt there, give me Siberia any time.
I am a cold addict!

[MN Dave]

You mean hot, right, man I would melt there. give me Siberia any time.
I am a cold addict!

I had you pegged for the Wild West type, Harry. 

[Harry]

I had you pegged for the Wild West type, Harry. 

I am more suited as a Bojar my friend, deeply shrouded in bear skins.

[Renfield]

I also severely dislike heat.

And I've lived in Greece for most of my life so far, so you can imagine the jollity of having 40 degrees Celsius in mid-July.

Thankfully, I will soon amend that. But if it's starting to heat up in the north as well, then I might have to go for this!

[Lethevich]

I also severely dislike heat.

And I've lived in Greece for most of my life so far, so you can imagine the jollity of having 40 degrees Celsius in mid-July.

Thankfully, I will soon amend that. But if it's starting to heat up in the north as well, then I might have to go for this!

I was seriously toying with the idea of moving to Canada during the last particularly nasty summer a few years ago. I concluded that it was a bad idea all-round, but it was tempting.