Heatwave - I'm meeelting!!

[Ronin]

you wanna talk heat?.....it was 40 degrees centigrade over here last week.....and it´s just june....

[The Wizard]

I can't handle this heat, I am literally dripping with sweat, it is disgusting. You have a bath and by the time you are dry and got new clothes on again, you feel all muggy, sweaty and horrible. Not nice, I hate the summer, roll on the winter I say.

You really should buy six or seven white jellaba's and wear them all over each other. You'll stay cool

Luckily I grew up somewhere where the usual temperature ranged from 35C to 45C... but unfortunately it's damn humid in this country and that makes anything above 35C start to become annoying.

[King Ragnar]

I hope to night is not like last night. I can normaly sleep to about 11 or 12 on a sunday. I awoke at 9 feeling all hot and sweaty. Horible i tell you.

Im afraid it seem as tho it is goin to be boiling, up here the temperature seems to b riseing, i keep going to the bathroom sink filling it up with cold water and dipping my head in its the only way to cool down.

[The_Doctor]

I get hay fever, which made it even worse, but luckly I had some hay fever tablets. Unlike yesterday where I had to suffer because everyone had gone to town (IE Liverpool city centre) and had taken the tablets with them and not used them. It was like they did it on purpose.

[JAG]

Man - don't us Brits LOVE to talk / have a go at the weather?

[TheSilverKnight]

Hell yes. It's still bloody hot. Make it go away! *grumble* bloody weather...

[Beirut]

We had serious heat here two weeks ago. Days and days of 25 to 30+ with stupid humidity. Could barely breathe. The entire province, the size of most of Europe, was under extreme forest fire alert. Sixty-five forest fires were burning out of control. No fire permits were being issued anywhere in the province.

Then it rained and rained and rained for two bloody weeks. At least most of the fires went out.

Tomorrow we're back to 26 degrees for two days than down to a lovey 20. Perfect work weather.

[Kaiser of Arabia]

98* Farenheit the other day. Today was better, in the 70s I think.

[HunkinElvis]

98 Fahrenheit is 36.67 Celsius. That's really hot.
It's 29 Celsius with a lot of humidity in where I live. That's 84.2 Fahrenheit.

[Divine Wind]

I get hay fever, which made it even worse, but luckly I had some hay fever tablets. Unlike yesterday where I had to suffer because everyone had gone to town (IE Liverpool city centre) and had taken the tablets with them and not used them. It was like they did it on purpose.

My whole family and I, all get hay fever too, and we swear by this little product called Beconase. Its a nose spray, and with just a couple of squirts it sorts you out for the whole day! You can go rolling around in grass, picking flowers in the fields with your girlfriend and so much more

Honestly matey its great, check it out.

[TonyJ]

It's lovely down here again today: lots of hotties in super short skirts.

Yesterday was AWFUL - sticky, hot, no air movement at all.

I just don't understand why the heat is always so oppressive here: I've been in India and it was much hotter but nowhere near as stifling.

[Fragony]

It's lovely down here again today: lots of hotties in super short skirts.

Yesterday was AWFUL - sticky, hot, no air movement at all.

I just don't understand why the heat is always so oppressive here: I've been in India and it was much hotter but nowhere near as stifling.

Lots and lots more water in the air! India has dry heat. If it is over 30 degrees over here in dutchiestan it is a nightmare.

[The_Doctor]

Today is a lot better. A clear sky and a cool breeze. The only problem is that I have to help my nan destroy a pamas grass thing.

[Mikeus Caesar]

Nice to see i inspired all of the britissh patrons here to talk about the weather. It's gone all horrid and hot again, and it doesn'y help the fact i'm in a computer room full of people, and computers whirring away with their fans, blowing hot air everywhere...so hot...

[Viking]

You guys better learn how to appreciate warm and sunny days. I mean, there hasn`t been to days with sun following each other here for months.
Damn, it allways overcoasted, and it rains very often.
I`m jealous

[The Wizard]

Lots and lots more water in the air! India has dry heat. If it is over 30 degrees over here in dutchiestan it is a nightmare.

Damn straight... this is annoying and somewhat sweaty at 30-35° C while on Aruba, where there's very little humidity, I wouldn't start sweating until 40° C... But, okay, the wind there is constant. And I don't sweat much even here and now with this appaling humidity.

The macamba's, on the other hand... sheesh, sweating like walrusses

[HunkinElvis]

Take a cold bath for a long time.

[Mikeus Caesar]

Okay, here we go, yet another wonderful day of sticking to plastic chairs and wishing my teachers would shut up and do something interesting....like stuff their head up their arse...

[Craterus]

Okay, here we go, yet another wonderful day of sticking to plastic chairs and wishing my teachers would shut up and do something interesting....like stuff their head up their arse...

My thoughts exactly! You sit down, and after 15 mins, you are stuck to the chair...

I hate summer.

[Ianofsmeg16]

generally, i love summer. but now is the period where i get hay fever (started like two weeks ago) i get hay fever from like begin june till like the day we break up for summer...the worst thing is p.e lessons where we have to...HAVE to run the 3000 meters grrrr sniff snort grrrr
EDIT: the heatwave FINALLY reached the isle of man whoot whoot sniff whoot

[King Henry V]

It's like an oven here. 32 degrees.......I hate this weather ! Yesterday there was a thunderstorm.....but no rain. No bloody rain! And the sunshines on the computer so that I can't sit here in the morning! Give me freezing winter, but not this.

[Somebody Else]

The joys of living in a backwards country that doesn't have air-conditioned houses as standard. Me, I live half the year in Beijing. Freezing cold winters, baking hot summers - but, we have air-conditioners. Going outside during the day is generally intolerable though; but who goes out in the daytime? Evenings though...

[King Henry V]

One summer when I was in Nice in the south of France, the hotel room had the most woderful air con, so we only went out at night. Ve vere ze undead.