It's too hot :(

Ridiculously hot where I am and I’m just sat doing nothing, nads swimming. Needs a proper thunder storm to lift it.
 
Well into the 30s here but I'm not really feeling the heat so much - it is the air you breath is warm and almost stale that is horrid almost feel like you are suffocating.
 
billysielu said:
Now I understand why they're always angry in the Middle-East.
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That's an ignorant comment in more ways than one.

It's a dryer heat there, anyway. Every though it can be 25C in the evenings it's much more comfortable. It's the humidity over here that contributes to the problem.
 
dl8860 said:
So it's 33 degrees in Surrey and hailing. Actual hail, how is that possible
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Boring answer hail can form very high up where temperatures can be well into the 10s of negative C - I suspect though haven't looked it up that temperature differences between upper and lower levels are a factor in hail.
 
fobose said:
I have just had solar control film fitting to all the back windows of my 4 bed house (£280 all in) and my god I can stand in front of the window and not feel the heat! Highly recommend it to help keep your rooms cool. Another bonus is I can also have my blinds fully open and no longer have a glare on my monitor!
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Who did you use?
 
I'm in the South East which seems to constantly get these ridiculously hot weather days/weeks, it's just a constant suntrap here, that said, I work in an office with just my colleague and we have a split ac unit, set to 18 (doesn't go lower for some reason..) on all day so I only notice it when I go home, where I have a portable unit in the conservatory and a portable unit in the bedroom!
Definitely going to get a split ac system at home for next year, even if its just one for the lounge!
 
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