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Will the heat end quickly?

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Campaspe · 26/06/2015 20:33

I dislike the heat and see most of next week is forecast to be in the high 20s, and possibly higher. Really uncomfortable. Can anyone advise when the south west/Bristol area will feel more comfortable? Thanks.

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Namelesswonder · 26/06/2015 20:50

Move to Scotland, max 20 here next week!

AnyoneForTennis · 26/06/2015 22:13

Isn't it just normal 'summer'?

Bunbaker · 26/06/2015 22:34

And about time too. We haven't had any summer yet where I live. You heat haters get your favourite type of weather for most of the year. It's our turn now.

mrsdavidbowie · 26/06/2015 22:37

Thirty degrees here next week. Awful. I'm cancelling work and staying inside.

Bunbaker · 26/06/2015 22:43

We have a forecast of 23 degrees here on Tuesday and I will be spending it in an arctic air conditioned office Sad

magimedi · 26/06/2015 23:11

Bring it on! Hotter the better.

So rare to get decent heat in UK - you heat haters will have all the long winter moths - us heat lovers have abut a few fleeting weeks.

Am longing for 30C ++

meglet · 27/06/2015 08:16

sorry, I'm with magi. I adore the heat too and we don't get enough of it. It doesn't feel warm until it's past 25. mind you, I used to sunbathe when I was pregnant so I'm probably wired up wrong.

Please let us cold blooded folk warm our bones up for a bit this summer Smile . you've got the other 11 months.

OhYouBadBadKitten · 27/06/2015 09:12

It does look like the temps may be especially high for early July but the extreme heat (low 30s) will probably only last 2-3 days I think.

Many parts of central scotland may see temps into the mid 20s.

OhYouBadBadKitten · 27/06/2015 09:16

The interesting thing, not being bought out in the forecasts is that it also looks very windy - 35mph gusts possible, with pretty low humdity I think.

Bunbaker · 27/06/2015 09:17

We are forecasted to reach a maximum of 26 degrees, which is perfect for me Smile. However, it is for one day only and it goes downhill after that Sad

GemmaTeller · 27/06/2015 09:18

I'm with magi and meglet bring the heat on!

Everything seems better when the suns shining

Cheesymonster · 27/06/2015 09:19

Sun is good, I hate the humidity. 99% today according to my phone app.

Bunbaker · 27/06/2015 09:35

Which app do you have Cheesy?

OhYouBadBadKitten · 27/06/2015 09:52

depending on where you are cheesy I'm not convinced by your app! certainly rather lower than that in most of the uk.

at the moment i'm running at 73% on a pretty accurate weather station.

Bunbaker · 27/06/2015 10:24

Which app do you have OhYou?

Branleuse · 27/06/2015 10:31

oh ffs, we get fuck all summer year after year and months and months of cold. Can you not even cope with a few weeks of sunshine? Its hardly tropical. Get a fan

DameDiazepamTheDramaQueen · 27/06/2015 10:38

That's like saying to someone ' can't you put on another jumper?' when they moan about the cold.

Some people simply can't function in the heat me

I'm ok as long as it doesn't get humid and it usually always does in the UK.

GooodMythicalMorning · 27/06/2015 10:38

I love summer. We never get much sun so I will be making the most of it.

lavendersun · 27/06/2015 10:41

I dislike the heat too OP, anything over 20 degrees is too hot for me.

I have had moles removed and avoid the sun, have asthma and hay fever and have horses to look after/ride. We like cycling and canoeing and being active in our leisure time - all nicer at cooler temps.

And, yes, we have plans to move back to North Yorkshire/Lake District as soon as work allows it and we are holidaying in Scotland Smile which is as much as we can do right now.

As it is we were up at 5am, DH riding his bike and me off to the horses, working at home all day before coming to life again after 5pm when I will go for a bike ride.

Cheesymonster · 27/06/2015 10:45

I have the met office one and the BBC one. Just looked again and can't find the humidity bit, must have imagined it Blush Grin

Sorry

Branleuse · 27/06/2015 10:46

if we had barely 2 weeks of cold weather a year, i wouldn't be expecting people to moan about having to wear a jumper.

Roussette · 27/06/2015 10:55

It's not humid - anyone who thinks this needs to go to a really humid country.

It's so rare in this country and I cannot wait. For those that struggle with the heat just by a cheapo fan off Amazon, sit down, put it in front of you and chill!

I can't wait for this glorious week that is forecast, just looking at recipes for delicious light salads and grilled meats accompanied by a chilled Sancerre or a Pimms. What's not to like?!

mrsdavidbowie · 27/06/2015 11:24

My rosacea is out today. Sad

Momagain1 · 27/06/2015 11:29

I second the advice to move to Scotland. We could do a house swap, we have a lovely flat in an ever popular West End neighborhood.

Truly, even for the week. Bring your wellies.

Momagain1 · 27/06/2015 11:33

if we had barely 2 weeks of cold weather a year, i wouldn't be expecting people to moan about having to wear a jumper.

You should expect exactly that by the second week. At first, it is interesting to wear warmer clothes and cute jackets. But once they have worn their entire limited wardrobe of such, residents of warm places are as fed up as OP is with the heat. And if they are in a desert area during the winter 'rainy' season, there are no end of complaints about it.

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