It's too hot :(
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Soldato
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Christ, we still have AC on overnight
Bloomin' warm isn't it! 26c tomorrow apparently.
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It’s surprisingly hot tonight. Can’t even have the covers on.
It was 17c in the bedroom last night, still just a thin sheet and still felt warm enough, think my body has forgot how to feel cold.
Fri for us saying 13c and 8c night this will be a test to see if I can last the night without the duvet.
Fri for us saying 13c and 8c night this will be a test to see if I can last the night without the duvet.
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Warming your hands over a burning wheely bin as the midnight chill hits?
I hope the cider is that fake white stuff and not the real stuff from Somerset. Don't forget tipex thinners if you run out of Evo stik
My room is still 23C, taking an age to cool down.
I can now wear t-shirts without sweating now at least, so getting there.
Yeah it's weird, I still have the fan on at work even though it's 17C outside. Our buildings retain heat really well, which is very bad news for future summers.
Thankfully. The heat is gone, now we can just hope for a few decent snowy days in the months ahead. Those cold crisp winter days are the best
Nathan Rao says "Britian set to sizzle in 40+ temperatures HOTTER THAN VENUS." <girlonbeachlookingatskyholdingicecream.jpg>
Daily Express report
Daily Express report
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Still Indian summer here with us at 17c, though tomorrow we drop to 14, can't wait to get a bit of that. Sick of the heat after 4 months of it.
I don't think 17C in September really classes as an "Indian summer". The only proper Indian summer I can think of recently was in October 2011 when the temperatures hit 29C.
Summer weather during autumn
During the autumn, you may hear us talking about 'summer-like weather' or 'autumnal warmth'.
www.metoffice.gov.uk
I don't think 17C in September really classes as an "Indian summer". The only proper Indian summer I can think of recently was in October 2011 when the temperatures hit 29C.
Summer weather during autumn
During the autumn, you may hear us talking about 'summer-like weather' or 'autumnal warmth'.
Wow I don't remember that, that's mental for October, hope we don't get an Indian summer then. I also always associated the term with India lol too didn't know it was referring to native American Indians.
To be fair, I didn't either till I read that. But yes, an Indian summer is a period of abnormally hot weather for later in the year. 17C is kind of normal for mid Sept.
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Even with the far cooler nights we still have to have the fans on. Still sleeping with the duvet cover, without the duvet.