It's too hot :(

[tonys]

No I know, but you at least will be a degree or two cooler. You missed the end of the line.

 

[chrcoluk]

Last two days "feels like" has shot up alongside an actual increase in temps.

Still at least 5C below the average for my area though, room temp currently 25.5C when typically at about 32C this time of year.

 

[robfosters]

You know full well that doesn't cut it when you have days of heat on end and it builds up in the house.

Get a portable Aircon for your gaming room

 

[squerble]

Get a portable Aircon for your gaming room

I have. It's fudging loud and then when you turn it off the rest of the house just heats the room back up again. Same deal if we leave it running in the bedroom during the day, as soon as you turn it off to try and sleep, the rest of the house just warms the room up again.

 

[gingergundog]

I have. It's fudging loud and then when you turn it off the rest of the house just heats the room back up again. Same deal if we leave it running in the bedroom during the day, as soon as you turn it off to try and sleep, the rest of the house just warms the room up again.

Sounds like a GTX 480

 

[Rroff]

Got a bit muggy already this morning looks like being a bit mixed today sunny and a bit warmer than late but also at times probably close feeling

 

[Infidelus]

It’s August, get over it

I'll remember you said that when it starts heading towards Winter

 

[Deleted member 77746]

I'll remember you said that when it starts heading towards Winter

Then they will complain it's too cold when they head over to the cold thread.

Can't win. Complainers will always be complainers.

 

[robfosters]

You won’t hear me complaining at all about the cold weather so you can stick your judgements. I’m clever enough to realise that we have seasons in this country

 

[squerble]

You won’t hear me complaining at all about the cold weather so you can stick your judgements. I’m clever enough to realise that we have seasons in this country

To be fair, our seasons are very tempered compared to continental countries. For that, at least, I'm quite thankful.

 

[tonys]

The trouble with this country is our weather is maritime so we are governed by the Gulf Stream which keeps us slightly warmer than the same latitude East and west. This is why we are never prepared for the type of weather seen elsewhere. We don't get the snow that Europe gets as ours falls on relatively warm ground and is wetter compared to the dry powdery snow which settles on frozen ground. We don't have the excessive heat that Europe gets either so when we get it again we can't cope

 

[bjorkiii]

Typical Teesside grey dreary and various forecasts that are just taking the ****.

 

[rhobbyh]

Is anyone the proud owner of a Meaco 1056 fan?

they've got a huge pile of them in costco for under 70 quid which seems cheap in comparison to what they've been - are they worth it?

 

[lemming3k]

Then they will complain it's too cold when they head over to the cold thread.

Can't win. Complainers will always be complainers.

Cold is fine.
You can always add more layers when it's cold, but there's only so much I can take off before I'm asked to leave McDonalds.

 

[robfosters]

Got to say I’m pretty warm down here in the sunny SE. Bedrooms 27 degrees. Almost hot enough for the Aircon

 

[Chillr]

Opposite for me, this weather in the UK causes my mental health to go down and energy levels to plummet like a rock.

Yeah agree, my mental health is defo worse when its hot cause I know that climate change is getting so serious now so when I see heatwaves all the time, fair enough this year they have been mainly abroad but still happening to the planet and the oceans temperature rising all the time I know its consequences for the future looks so grim, so don't see anything to be happy about to be honest. Fearing of what the future looks like is one of my biggest mental health concerns tough and hoping it won't be true and we'll wake up and sort it, who knows, doesn't look like many really think its a thing to be at all concerned.

 

[robfosters]

Yeah agree, my mental health is defo worse when its hot cause I know that climate change is getting so serious now so when I see heatwaves all the time, fair enough this year they have been mainly abroad but still happening to the planet and the oceans temperature rising all the time I know its consequences for the future looks so grim, so don't see anything to be happy about to be honest. Fearing of what the future looks like is one of my biggest mental health concerns tough and hoping it won't be true and we'll wake up and sort it, who knows, doesn't look like many really think its a thing to be at all concerned.

I think your problems run deeper than the weather. You might need a psychologist.

 

[Chillr]

I think your problems run deeper than the weather. You might need a psychologist.

Cheers Rob I'll get booked in

 

[robfosters]

Cheers Rob I'll get booked in

I don’t know if you’re bring sarcastic but what you posted was not indicative of a healthy mind. Don’t be too proud to get help if you’re struggling

 

[Infidelus]

You won’t hear me complaining at all about the cold weather so you can stick your judgements. I’m clever enough to realise that we have seasons in this country

And you're welcome to 'stick yours' too as you so eloquently put it ...