It's too hot :(
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-58130893
I wonder how long it will be before we start recording such heat
I wonder how long it will be before we start recording such heat
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Are you referring to yours truly?
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Its heading towards france, spain and portugal. At some point its bound to push its way our direction this month. Just watching the wildfires on TV in greece right now its terrifying. Its kicking off in Algeria too now. Sardinias declared a state of emergency iirc
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This summer temp has been amazing for me, I wish every summer could be mid 20s.... The rain can do one though.
High of 23C forcast for the next fortnight in London, we're escaping it so far. Can't see it hitting us.
That said, we are damn lucky. This summer looks like it's been an utter disaster for so many.
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Hmm I'm not sure it will get close to 50 degrees here... especially if all this change disrupts the gulf stream then if anything we'll go the other way!
Question for anyone that has a wall mounted air conditioner installed. Does your humidity in your room go up if you have it running in fan only mode?
Also what sort of humidity range do you see in the room where you have the wall mounted unit installed?
I am wondering if my unit may have a drainage issue as I would not expect such a sudden increase in humidity.
If i switch it to fan mode having previously used it in air con mode or dehumidifier mode, It can increase humidity in the room as much as 15-20% in 5-10 minutes.
Measuring with a humidity meter.
Also what sort of humidity range do you see in the room where you have the wall mounted unit installed?
I am wondering if my unit may have a drainage issue as I would not expect such a sudden increase in humidity.
If i switch it to fan mode having previously used it in air con mode or dehumidifier mode, It can increase humidity in the room as much as 15-20% in 5-10 minutes.
Measuring with a humidity meter.
Are you measuring the humidity on the air conditioner or a separate sensor elsewhere in the room? After running the A/C and switching to fan mode I would expect the sensor on the A/C to read higher as likely they'll be some condensate left over.
If you're measuring on a different sensor elsewhere, yes that seems like quite a massive jump in only 10 minutes.
I'm measuring on a different sensor in the room.
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It'll improve the second the kids go back to school in September. I would happily put them all through summer camps if it meant we got better weather.
I’m glad for you, but I’d prefer 25c up until late November, then after my birthday, (day after Thanksgiving this year),
it can go down to 21c for a month, but no lower.
With any luck it'll be freezing cold and hopefully some snow by late November
You are a monster, and I claim my £5.00
Models are all over the place so wouldn't hold much to it but if the GEFS control run from tonight came off from the 24th onwards it would be a bit warm (30+) - now I've actually taken an interest in it probably turn into more rubbish weather though.
Heating briefly came on this morning. Hardly a surprise after quite a cool night and a delightful 14c with rain for today. Doesn't appear to be getting much better as the week progresses either which is of no surprise.
Looks like this years summer weather will total up to around 2 weeks. Did we swap places with the Faroe Islands?
Looks like this years summer weather will total up to around 2 weeks. Did we swap places with the Faroe Islands?