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post 1664475583 07-15-2022, 11:15 PM
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post 1664475783 07-15-2022, 11:21 PM
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84 guys died in spain today because of this heatwave

really dying for 37¨centigrades?
post 1664476623 07-15-2022, 11:58 PM
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I find it bizarre AC isn’t a thing over there. Anyway, make some hillbilly AC’s and you’ll be fine. Our power was off on a 110°F day last summer. Made a few hillbilly AC’s and did fine. They actually work lol.
post 1664476673 07-16-2022, 12:03 AM
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can the UK get any more pathetic? it's an emergency because it's 100 degrees? that's every day in california
post 1664479173 07-16-2022, 03:22 AM
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not sure how A/C fixes the OUTSIDE temperatures though lmfao

inside = shade = good

outside = sun = hell

no A/C gonna fix that
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post 1664479243 07-16-2022, 03:28 AM
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It feels way hotter in UK than it actually says srs. It is all to do with humidity and our old concrete walls absorbing the heat making it feel like sauna during these heatwaves srs. Also doesnt help that we don't have air cons anywhere.

My American friends from Austin who came to London recently said it's almost unbearable as well. Better up north tho
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post 1664479283 07-16-2022, 03:31 AM
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Originally Posted By MilkforBrains
It's is when your days are 19 hours long due to being far North and the concrete absorbs all that heat.

Britain feels ways hotter than the thermometers says.
A lot of foreign people I work with all say this. I think it is the high humidity.
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post 1664479553 07-16-2022, 04:01 AM
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Originally Posted By 8PointBuck
can the UK get any more pathetic? it's an emergency because it's 100 degrees? that's every day in california
1. We live in a cold & damp climate-our bodies aren't used to heat & we literally go from 18 to 28 in a day, there is no 1 or 2 degree gradual increase to get your body more used to it.

2. Our houses are built differently due to our cold climate-they are designed to absorb heat.

3. Air Con is not really a thing here.

4. Coastal areas like where I live have stifling humidity that makes the heat a lot worse.

5. 37-40 degrees might be pretty normal for you, but here it is the hottest weather in history-that is the difference between the two countries.
post 1664479643 07-16-2022, 04:03 AM
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Originally Posted By bemyguest
It feels way hotter in UK than it actually says srs. It is all to do with humidity and our old concrete walls absorbing the heat making it feel like sauna during these heatwaves srs. Also doesnt help that we don't have air cons anywhere.

My American friends from Austin who came to London recently said it's almost unbearable as well. Better up north tho
can confirm. have spent a week in ***** with zero problem yet when it hits 30+C in the UK it always feels like you're on the verge of collapsing srs
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post 1664479653 07-16-2022, 04:04 AM
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Urgent Cobra meeting being chaired now & national emergency has been declared.

https://news.sky.com/story/uk-heatwa...lared-12652877
post 1664479733 07-16-2022, 04:06 AM
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Thank fuk I don't work for a poor stuffy company anymore. Company was a typical manufacturing company where no money got spoent unless it was a big CNC machine so zero air con. Forced to go in and wear a suit and tie despite not meeting clients with inside temp being 33deg ffs.

People complained on health and safety grounds with thermometers in the office and they said UK law on specifies a lower limit (16deg). Absolute kents.
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post 1664479743 07-16-2022, 04:06 AM
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Can remember the heatwave of 2018-my mother was in hospital & it was like being in a battlefield. Gurneys everywhere in the corridors with the sick unable to get rooms, everybody including staff on the point of collapse from the crazy heat & so many bodies creating more.
post 1664479793 07-16-2022, 04:11 AM
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Originally Posted By jimbob007
Jeff Lynne saw so much rain in Birmingham he wrote loads of songs about it.







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post 1664479843 07-16-2022, 04:15 AM
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Londoners warned not to travel on Monday or Tuesday due to extreme heat ⚠️ TfL is urging people to only make essential journeys.

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⚠️ Londoners are being urged not to travel on Monday and Tuesday, when temperatures are expected to hit 40°C in the capital ⚠️

The message comes after TfL has already announced services will be reduced during the heatwave

post 1664479973 07-16-2022, 04:24 AM
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As a Brit (but not living in England), it's retarded that most UK homes don't have AC. It's still based on temperatures from the 1970s or something. Never going through another summer without AC. Whoever invented it deserves a Nobel prize.

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Originally Posted By MrDevereaux
As a Brit (but not living in England), it's retarded that most UK homes don't have AC. It's still based on temperatures from the 1970s or something. Never going through another summer without AC. Whoever invented it deserves a Nobel prize.
Not 1976 with a months long heatwave, that's for sure. Look at the state of the Oval pitch.

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Originally Posted By AK1615
DFW is averaging 104 for the last 7 days and going strong

Lol yall fraid ya miote melt m8s
UK doesn't have AC and our houses are designed to retain heat.

If you're living in those temps without AC then I salute you.
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lmao 37?

Came int othread expecting something like 50.

37 is like a standard day in summer in Australia.

Phucking english pussies lmao
My mate's visiting here from Sydney at the moment and he's really missing the AC.

He also said you guys were jackets and jumpers if it gets below 20.

UK girls in sub-zero weather.





post 1664480173 07-16-2022, 04:35 AM
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Originally Posted By jimbob007
Not 1976 with a months long heatwave, that's for sure. Look at the state of the Oval pitch.

Before my time but I guess that was a freak one off. Summers are generally much hotter now year on year and it makes sense that AC is standard. Brits have the attitude that it's not worth it as there are only a few days in summer that are really hot. I don't know though, I can't stand the heat and would always want AC.
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Originally Posted By BronsonStorm
UK doesn't have AC and our houses are designed to retain heat.

If you're living in those temps without AC then I salute you.




My mate's visiting here from Sydney at the moment and he's really missing the AC.

He also said you guys were jackets and jumpers if it gets below 20.

UK girls in sub-zero weather.

Whatever you think about UK sloots, I will say that (especially in the north) they are some of the most dedicated sloots imaginable. Will go out in freezing temps basically wearing nothing, relying only on copious amounts of alcohol to keep them warm. Hardy as fukk.
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Originally Posted By BronsonStorm
UK doesn't have AC and our houses are designed to retain heat.

If you're living in those temps without AC then I salute you.




My mate's visiting here from Sydney at the moment and he's really missing the AC.

He also said you guys were jackets and jumpers if it gets below 20.

UK girls in sub-zero weather.





Newcastle lasses are weird.

post 1664480503 07-16-2022, 04:53 AM
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Originally Posted By MrDevereaux
Before my time but I guess that was a freak one off. Summers are generally much hotter now year on year and it makes sense that AC is standard. Brits have the attitude that it's not worth it as there are only a few days in summer that are really hot. I don't know though, I can't stand the heat and would always want AC.
I was born that year & the summers were usually hotter in the 1980's & 1990's-more sun than the modern times. I have found other than 2018 the summers to be pretty mediocre for the last 15 years or so & the winters very mild. Only 2 weeks ago today on my early Saturday shopping trip I had to wear my winter coat & gloves it was so cold.
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Originally Posted By jimbob007
I was born that year & the summers were usually hotter in the 1980's & 1990's-more sun than the modern times. I have found other than 2018 the summers to be pretty mediocre for the last 15 years or so & the winters very mild. Only 2 weeks ago today on my early Saturday shopping trip I had to wear my winter coat & gloves it was so cold.
I was born a year later and have lots of memories of playing in deepi snow during winters. Doesn't seem to happen much anymore.

I do find it funny that US and Aussie brahs laugh at us when it gets to 38C. You guys have to understand though that is somethingi that most Brits haven't experienced. Knowing the average Brit, if they manage to get the day off work they'll head straight for the beach and get heatstroke lol.
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Originally Posted By jimbob007
Can remember the heatwave of 2018-my mother was in hospital & it was like being in a battlefield. Gurneys everywhere in the corridors with the sick unable to get rooms, everybody including staff on the point of collapse from the crazy heat & so many bodies creating more.
That was a killer. I recall it as being three or so weeks of 30C with no rain. The grass was yellow and dead EVERYWHERE. I slept on top of the sheets at night the whole time and was shirtless whilst at home the whole time.

Not looking forward to the 38C expected for Tuesday, although the SE tends to get hit the worst. Up North they are probably laughing, it is only 16C in Scotland today and probably will barely pass 30 on Tuesday.
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im currently working construction in it in florida

its like a fuken beach. we're like the only trade without a canopy or something

most wear long sleeves for sun protection too

humidity in florida makes it feel like 105-110. few days ive been in the car pulling away from the site in more shade and it's said 98 degrees farenheit

in fact, even right now, almost a day later my skin still feels hot in the a/c

i could see how people used to a moderate climate could get fuked though
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Originally Posted By propreffered7
im currently working construction in it in florida

its like a fuken beach. we're like the only trade without a canopy or something

most wear long sleeves for sun protection too

humidity in florida makes it feel like 105-110. few days ive been in the car pulling away from the site in more shade and it's said 98 degrees farenheit

in fact, even right now, almost a day later my skin still feels hot in the a/c

i could see how people used to a moderate climate could get fuked though
One of the few reasons I won't transfer to Florida, your summers.
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Lol our heat index in NC is over 100 a lot during the summer.


That's nothing.
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Originally Posted By QuickShotSteve
Music for left image. Have a lovely day everyone, go outside and enjoy the sun



Music for right image. You gonna BUUURRNN!! Prepare yourselves !!

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lol 37 degrees, thats cute
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37 is chump heat. ive heard places go to 45-50
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