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It's too hot :(
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TBH I have experienced hotter, in Pheonix, but the humidity was far lower so the impact wasn't as significant.
This thread reminds me of some of the quaintness of the UK. You're 6-8 degrees cooler than here with the same humidity and you're all melting
acclimatisation takes 10-14days we rarely get that many hot days in a row
our temps almost doubled over a night so of course it takes a toll on the body.
wow mental loud lighting strike just outside, sounded like it hit just across the road or something lol. proper crazy sounding crackle to it
so many womans outside with tshirts and shorts/belts getting drenched as they walk up the road lol
so tempting to go outside
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Where are you? I want a good thunderstorm but it's clear up here in Cheshire.
Nah we just built houses proper up north. Cool in summer and warm in winter
Yeah, my house has walls like that, but not quite 3ft. They don't build 'em like that now.
Tends to get a bit chilly in winter, though.
Newcastle Upon tyne city centre but it's just stopped and the heat has instantly returned
clouds were coming from south and heading to the north so I guess scotland gets the storm next
EDIT: can still hear the thunder in the distance come back lol, felt fairly cool for a while
unless your on either coast it doesn't look like you will get a storm http://www.raintoday.co.uk/ <=- cloud radar
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This thread reminds me of some of the quaintness of the UK. You're 6-8 degrees cooler than here with the same humidity and you're all melting
Do you live in a desert? 36.7 degrees recorded today. I cant imagine many places get 6-8 degrees hotter then that!
Vegas only got you this hot?
I was there in 46°C
He lives in Switzerland and can't stop banging on about it
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I want this thunderstorm too! I'll be having to go out later to meet the GF so I hope it passes over around that time.
Last Christmas was the best I'd seen. I was outside making my way back home, it was snowing and the sky was just full of snow. Heard a few rumbles and as I got closer to home some of them flashes looked pretty awesome.
Last Christmas was the best I'd seen. I was outside making my way back home, it was snowing and the sky was just full of snow. Heard a few rumbles and as I got closer to home some of them flashes looked pretty awesome.
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In sign of any thunderstorms here in Stoke.
you'll dry off so fast once the rain stops apart from your sweaty ass anyway.
embrace the rain
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There are these really annoying tiny thin insects that seem to cover you when you're outside that are really annoying me thanks to the weather.
Rain means mud, 50% of the ride is through an Army training area.
It will resemble the Somme no doubt, the second I enter the area and no doubt the second I leave it will become crazy hot again!
