It's too hot :(

robfosters said:
I hope it ain’t too cold. Not because it bothers me but energy prices are still crazy. Dead pensioners everywhere.
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C'mon now... when you hate on people that complain about the heat, the least you can do is be honest - you are bothered by the cold.
 
Richie said:
C'mon now... when you hate on people that complain about the heat, the least you can do is be honest - you are bothered by the cold.
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You’re wrong, I’m not bothered about the cold, but I worry for others who can’t afford to heat their homes.

You won’t catch me on here whining like a baby because I’m too cold, contrary to the heat haters
 
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32°C in the shade here right now and is forecast to be 41°C later this afternoon.

I’ve moved our portable A/C unit into the living room and bodged the exhaust out of the window with a piece of cardboard as the temperature didn’t drop below 25°C overnight, so the house didn’t get a chance to radiate any of yesterday’s heat away and there was no “cool” air when I threw the doors and windows open first thing.
 
Terminal_Boy said:
32°C in the shade here right now and is forecast to be 41°C later this afternoon.

I’ve moved our portable A/C unit into the living room and bodged the exhaust out of the window with a piece of cardboard as the temperature didn’t drop below 25°C overnight, so the house didn’t get a chance to radiate any of yesterday’s heat away and there was no “cool” air when I threw the doors and windows open first thing.
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Sounds like hell. Keep that stuff in France please.
 
I am 1,000 km south of London, so warm summers have always been a thing here. It’s the being cloudy overnight after a scorching hot day that’s making things unusall6 uncomfortable this week.
 
It's 28 to 30!c in the distillery today, feels much warmer than 21c out here on tea break (Padstow)
Weird how different people take heat as a few are wearing fleeces at 30 c !
 
moon man said:
It's 28 to 30!c in the distillery today, feels much warmer than 21c out here on tea break (Padstow)
Weird how different people take heat as a few are wearing fleeces at 30 c !
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acclimatized is the word your looking for ... after working in a kitchen most of my life here and abroad .. i feel cold in 25c and do put my lumber jack shirt on yet 30 yrs ago in portugal while they were wearing jumpers in winter i was fine ? if it's 16c in the house in the morning the heating go's on for 10 mins so i can get a shower ..lol :)
 
Didn't realise it was going to get so hot today, but I've had the fan on most of the afternoon, lots of local Wunderground stations reporting 28-30C! :eek:
 
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