It's too hot :(

marcg868 said:
It’s not though it’s 34 Celsius here in Blackburn and 26% humidity.
Rhodes slightly higher 35 Celsius and 43% humidity
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I was in Rhodes about a month ago. Was pretty hot. Low 30s. High humidity. Swimming pool pretty essential, or just stay in the shade all day with air-con.
 
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exactly - in cambridge humidity 21 , by the sea ~70
but cambridge is near top with a 20C combined wet bulb temperature < how oppressive the temp+humidity are in tandem


air conditioning wouldn't be cheap
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