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To think it is too bloody hot?

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orlamug · 21/06/2025 18:01

Where I am it is also very humid with humidity close to that of Singapore. I had a shower, stepped out and am sweating and clammy again within moments. I tried to do some housework but I'm drenched in sweat and having to keep changing my t-shit, DH is the same. I can live with high humidity and even the heat but the heat and humidity has to go!

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OnionsNotBunions · 22/06/2025 11:15

I love it! May it stay till the end of September!

owlexpress · 22/06/2025 11:54

orlamug · 22/06/2025 02:11

@owlexpress to be fair some people find it harder to cope with the heat. I'm fine in sub zero temps, I have excellent circulation and naturally run hot so this weather does me in. Add to that the humidity which again varies across the country then its fair enough if some people are finding is tough. Some people really struggle in cold, winter temperatures.

I assume you still wear warm clothes and put the heating on? So it's the same, you adjust your behaviour accordingly. I don't enjoy hot weather exactly, I'm definitely not a sun worshipper. Yesterday I had the blinds drawn and sat in a north facing room all day to avoid it. But today it's 16 degrees here and absolutely pishing down so I'm not going to complain about getting a few nice days.

orlamug · 22/06/2025 18:07

owlexpress · 22/06/2025 11:54

I assume you still wear warm clothes and put the heating on? So it's the same, you adjust your behaviour accordingly. I don't enjoy hot weather exactly, I'm definitely not a sun worshipper. Yesterday I had the blinds drawn and sat in a north facing room all day to avoid it. But today it's 16 degrees here and absolutely pishing down so I'm not going to complain about getting a few nice days.

I don't have the heating on as much as most people I would say.

It has rained heavily here today and its cleared the humidity away to some extent so even though the temperature is much the same here it is much more bearable without the humidity. Hopefully the weather will turn quite a bit cooler with more rain for the rest of the week.

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michealsmum1998 · 02/07/2025 06:17

RampantIvy · 22/06/2025 07:53

You aren't in the UK then?

Yes I am in the UK but with direct sun and no breeze it was very hot out there.

RampantIvy · 02/07/2025 06:50

michealsmum1998 · 02/07/2025 06:17

Yes I am in the UK but with direct sun and no breeze it was very hot out there.

Temperature readings are always taken in the shade, so it will have been 40 degrees in the sun.

SerendipityJane · 02/07/2025 11:10

Since this thread re-appeared in my following list, here's June in a picture of Brum last month ...

Average is 18, Max is 31, Min is 9 (all degrees C) which is around about 1.5C above what would be expected.

Whichever way you dice it, or pretend it a fucktonne of extra energy has been put into the air over Brum - maybe 2-3 terajoules more than normal.

All that energy has to go somewhere. And what the data (not politicians, just data) is telling us is that extra energy is now all over the planet. There isn't a location where there is a similar energy deficit for this extra energy to cancel out.

This is how climate change (which has been here before humans and will carry on long after we are dust) translates in to weather. And no amount of pratting about with solar panels and alternative hairstyles is ever going to change that.

To think it is too bloody hot?
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