It's too hot :(

Loving the cool breeze few rain showers during walk felt great , great summer so far hopefully continues :)

Still remember how dreadful last summer was

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robfosters said:
I’m perfectly happy for it to be hot in summer and cold in winter. Why can’t others be like that, it must suit them exactly as they like it, sod everyone else.
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Hot to what point where you struggle to keep yourself cool ? Or struggle to sleep ?

It's currently in the 20c's which for me is neither hot or cold would say it's pretty much perfect but we are all different :) I actually would prefer it to be slightly cooler as I still have the fan on
 
uscool said:
Hot to what point where you struggle to keep yourself cool ? Or struggle to sleep ?

It's currently in the 20c's which for me is neither hot or cold would say it's pretty much perfect but we are all different :) I actually would prefer it to be slightly cooler as I still have the fan on
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Hot to the point where you can feel the hot sun on your face, you can wear only a pair of shorts while enjoying an ice cold beer, eat bbq and salad, actually get a tan and you have to sleep starkers on top of the bed. 25-28 clear skies is perfect
 
Minusorange said:
I wonder when we'll start getting floods like this thanks to climate change


New York state looks to have some crazy flooding too

www.bbc.co.uk

Watch: New York streets submerged by floods

The National Weather Service in the US issued emergency warnings for parts of upstate New York.
www.bbc.co.uk
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This was Zaragoza, northern spain last week:



I can't imagine it's going to be too long until we start regularly seeing stuff like this closer to home. The last few summers have seen some crazy downpours in the UK.
 
robfosters said:
Hot to the point where you can feel the hot sun on your face, you can wear only a pair of shorts while enjoying an ice cold beer, eat bbq and salad, actually get a tan and you have to sleep starkers on top of the bed. 25-28 clear skies is perfect
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Both have pro and cons . It's the humidity that gets me and even now I feel hot and uncomfortable and it's currently 23c inside
 
explicit4u said:
This was Zaragoza, northern spain last week:



I can't imagine it's going to be too long until we start regularly seeing stuff like this closer to home. The last few summers have seen some crazy downpours in the UK.
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Although not quite this big, we’ve had our share this year.

www.bbc.co.uk

Town flooding worst I've ever seen - shop owner - BBC News

Thunderstorms lead to flooded properties and roads becoming impassable in Hertfordshire.
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Heavy rain brings flash floods and cancellations - BBC News

Cars drive through flooded streets, Birmingham City FC's stadium is damaged and a festival evacuated.
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No doubt becoming more common.
 
explicit4u said:
I can't imagine it's going to be too long until we start regularly seeing stuff like this closer to home. The last few summers have seen some crazy downpours in the UK.
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In an ideal world the water companies and councils would invest in improving the water carrying capabilities of our aging systems, so it wouldn't be an issue, I could understand if it were just dumped on us, but the warnings have been there for decades now that these exact events are going to happen and the stupidity of thinking it's a great idea to build in areas that historically flood
 
robfosters said:
Clear skies reduce humidity, it’s cloud cover that makes it muggy.
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we get more humidity in the UK last summer was one of the worst I've experienced so pretty happ with the current weather, neither hot or cold saying that I still have the fan on as soon I turn it off I can instantly feel heat hitting my face
 
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Lovely weather today. A little humid but was 23C with mostly blue sky. Had a nice run at lunchtime. Looks like it’s going to rain a little overnight but sitting at 23C for the rest of the week with sun.
 
explicit4u said:
I can't imagine it's going to be too long until we start regularly seeing stuff like this closer to home. The last few summers have seen some crazy downpours in the UK.
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We do get stuff like that regularly - the latest I think Queen Camel in May.

www.bbc.co.uk

Flash flooding: Major incident declared after heavy rain in south

Other parts of England have also seen torrential rain, causing damage to homes and businesses.
www.bbc.co.uk

Climate change may play a part and something I've been warning about for years but mostly this is down to the change of use of land and related development and a [sometimes cynical] decline in maintenance to manage flooding.
 
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