Bloody hate it. Agree with pp who say it's OK to have hot weather when you can loung around and dip in a pool/the sea, but when you have to DO ANYTHING it's foul.
Am in London, the air is muggy and airless, the pavements are hot, the nights are vile when it gets this hot, impossible to sleep.
For those who say 'find shade,', how exactly are you expected to do that when, for example, you have to walk from A to B (and you have no choice) at midday when there is NO SHADE on either side of the street?
Don't even mention the tube or the buses.
Endless bloody sunscreen on, dousing DD in the horrible stuff at 8 in the morning, adding a full 5 mins to an already-rushed school routine and resenting the fact that though I'd like her to get a bit of early-morning sun you have to cover them in Factor bloody 50 so it works during the inevitable 1pm playtime.
It's just as inconvenient as extreme cold weather is, but you're not allowed to say it to anyone in RL because you're meant to be wafting around in a silk kaftan as if you're on holiday on a yacht when in fact you have to work, cook, clean, collect the kids from school, try to sleep so you can do it all again tomorrow but you can't sleep because your bedroom is oevr 30 degrees all night...
I, for one, was NOT moaning about the cold winter, I bloody love cold weather, it doesn't have to be (and isn't) always just raining and grey here. And I like WARM weather, and sunshine, I just can't stand this type of heat. Also (today has been an exception) British heatwaves often throw out grey horrible hot days, and not even bright cheering sunshine, so I utterly reject the argument that it's 'grey' here all winter long and that we're blessed with sunshine in the summer. We're often not.
I am a proper Scrooge, and the worst thing is you're not even meant to say so, because people start accusing you of wanting the grey rainy days back.