It's too hot :(

Ran my AC through the night, first time with the new unit that I don't need to empty water every few hours. Didn't need it on the lowest setting either, 19oC and it was nice and chilly through the night.
 
Well that was a tough night. A sprinkle of rain which did little to chill this place out. Currently 27.2c on the upstairs landing.
 
25C at the local Wunderground station already with a forecast max of 32C, 27C currently in the lounge...

It's too hot!:mad:
 
Outside it was 32c at 7pm last night by 11 it had dropped to an icy 29c

They keep revising the forecast upwards and longer - 31c today 33c tomorrow 30 monday 31 tuesday 29 wednesday, on and on and on... my employer may have trouble finding me I'll be somewhere in the shade trying not to pass out.

*pats AC unit* its bulky and noisy but by god I can sleep at night.
 
Steedie said:
Urgh, last night was horrible. Had both Dyson fans blowing at us full pelt but it was too hot them to do anything
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Aren't Dyson fans quite expensive? For the same money could you not have bought an AC unit? Genuine question as it does confuse me why people buy expensive fans? (Of course, maybe they aren't that expensive... but I'm sure I see people spending £300 on just a fan!)
 
el_dazza said:
I just went kayaking down at Woodmill and it's lovely on the river. Horribly humid now though!
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I went for a gentle bike ride yesterday evening around that way and it was lovely while moving, but within moments of coming to a stop back home, the heat torture began... And it doesn't look like getting much better around us until at least Weds! :(
 
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