• Heatwave hits Britain at 19c
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Im used to heatwaves of 35c-40c, going to be freezing tomorrow(not literally)
Typical british'ness. Complain when its cold, complain when its hot, I love being British :v: Working in this heat though, even though its pretty low is atrocious. I prefer the winter and mild weather in all honesty. As soon as its above 10C here people start stripping off to tan!
[U]GLOBAL WARMING![/U] - Everyone last year Meanwhile its the coldest month since 1971 here in Holland...
I swear British Summer is always in May then it just goes grey for the next 3 months, then in September it's warm for about 8 days then winter starts. [QUOTE=darth-veger;40540407][U]GLOBAL WARMING![/U] - Everyone last year Meanwhile its the coldest month since 1971 here in Holland...[/QUOTE] In Britian we had the coldest March in a century or so.
[QUOTE=Mr Kotov;40540176]It was cold and rained all day in my part of Scotland...[/QUOTE] HA! Was sunny all day at my bit. Are you on the north-west?
[QUOTE=dunkace;40540577]HA! Was sunny all day at my bit. Are you on the north-west?[/QUOTE] Up north, Gaelic-speaking area.
[QUOTE=Bread Dog;40540400]Typical british'ness. Complain when its cold, complain when its hot, I love being British :v: Working in this heat though, even though its pretty low is atrocious. I prefer the winter and mild weather in all honesty. As soon as its above 10C here people start stripping off to tan![/QUOTE] I love the cold. It's easier to adapt to cold (for instance putting on more clothes) than to heat. Besides there's nothing more refreshing than walking outside on a winters morning and taking that first refreshing breath of cold air.
yes YES [b][i]YES[/i][/b]
This means my local park will get trashed by college kids. Great...
[QUOTE=Scrimp;40540790]This means my local park will get trashed by college kids. Great...[/QUOTE] Calm down gramps.
[QUOTE=plants;40539529]how is 19c a heatwave, even in britain?[/QUOTE] Because Daily Mail said so
Come to Australia and experience a real heatwave, 40-45c.
All this celcius use is making me dizzy I'm way too used to fahrenheit
It's been around 25-30C where I live for the past few days; today, I went with some friends to grab huge slushies to try to combat the heat. As soon as I paid for mine, I went to grab it off of a shelf it was on and it fell everywhere :(
[QUOTE=DainBramageStudios;40539851]we had a white easter this year don't forget[/QUOTE] Your average spring in the Midwest. :v: Was about 80F Wednesday and it was 50 and raining two days later.
[QUOTE=Spot of Tea;40539572]Man in England people freak out over the slightest oddities in the weather. First the snow, now the heat aha[/QUOTE] The snow pretty much fucking ruined lambing season dude, it's not a case of "Ha, snow, the weathers shit!" It's a case of fucking shit weather for ages, at times we really shouldn't be having it.
Cold weather is a lot more satifying and easy to adapt to than warm weather. I hate any kind of warm weather.
Vancouver was pretty much constant rain a few weeks ago now it's on average 25-28c spring summer transitions here are crazy
I swear it's like one freaking extreme to the other. (Not that I am complaining in this case)
I'm in Canada Alberta Grande Prairie 28c fuck it's hot upstairs good thing I'm in my basement.
[QUOTE=darth-veger;40540407][U]GLOBAL WARMING![/U] - Everyone last year Meanwhile its the coldest month since 1971 here in Holland...[/QUOTE] Northern europe gets colder during climate change.
[QUOTE=MIPS;40539513]What's that? I can't hear you over my 25c in the shade.[/QUOTE] I'm going to be getting 115F/46C during the summer, maybe a few degrees less in the shade. By 9PM-1AM it will still sit around 100 degrees. I will trade you guys heatwaves.
We got around 44-45'c this summer, and now it's winter we're getting your heatwave temperatures and below and it's fucking [I]cold.[/I] I don't know how I lived with this when I was over there.
[QUOTE=Pocket Medic;40543202]We got around 44-45'c this summer, and now it's winter we're getting your heatwave temperatures and below and it's fucking [I]cold.[/I] I don't know how I lived with this when I was over there.[/QUOTE] Thank you for being a perfect example of acclimatisation. Its crazy, I like the warmth (within reason) but I think I wouldn't be able to bear those temps. I think it has something to do with humidity though, even when its hot (and I mean temps that everyone agrees are at least a [I]bit[/I] warm, like 25+) it doesn't get that unpleasant compared to how unpleasant I have been in similar temps in other places in Europe. Weather, its fucking crazy.
[QUOTE=cdlink14;40539955]Yay warm weather, now I can suffer even worse with my hyperhidrosis![/QUOTE] My haaaaaaaaaands
[QUOTE=kamikaze470;40540162]I'd hate to see these fellas live in Arizona, where in May - August it's typically 102f (38c) during those months. Fortunately for me, it's only 89f/32c right now.[/QUOTE] shoot me
It's still snowing over here.
You fuckers should try Singapore 30 degrees Celsius all year round
I live in the desert; 19c is not hot here. You can all shut the fuck up about where you live now and how hot it is compared to Britain because it's all relative. Edit: Well then I guess we'll just use this thread as a "where do you live" fast-thread then. No one cares.
Sweden's warm as well. Gonna be around 20c out today, and sunny! A shame, though. I really liked my winter coat. [editline]6th May 2013[/editline] [QUOTE=darth-veger;40540407][U]GLOBAL WARMING![/U] - Everyone last year Meanwhile its the coldest month since 1971 here in Holland...[/QUOTE] That's now how global warming works It's a bit of a misleading name, it's not only raised temperatures, it's generally the weather being extreme.
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