The Weather Thread

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Not sure if it's accurate but...
30-40°C and %73 Humidity.
 
Forecast highs for Monday-Tuesday are around 120*F. It's about to get crazy.

 
After a few hot, dry days, we had a ton of rain and a storm overnight. More of that to come in the next week.
 
It's going to be hot. More than 30°C in a couple of days.

I have been asking myself, should I or shouldn't I install an airco system?

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It's going to be hot. More than 30°C in a couple of days.

I have been asking myself, should I or shouldn't I install an airco system?

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Try 48°C. :lol:
 
Try 48°C. :lol:
The plus 30°C in Belgium is a special kind of heat . :p
It equals the 48°C from other places on this earth.
 
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The plus 30°C in Belgium is a special kind of heat . :p
It equals the 48°C from other place on this earth.
Similarly hot in England. Yes a special kind of heat, boiling hot so must be like 100°C.
 
It's only 53°F partly cloudy, looks like we'll get some rain later this week
 
After a string of hot & humid days, today is about 77°F and quite nice. Semi cloudy, nice breeze.
 
It's bad when your LOWS are 92 degrees. :lol:
I am SOOOO not built for that 🤬.

Although this is a little cool, even by northerner standards.

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Yesterady, it was almost 35°C in the shade on my car's t° gauge thing. Today it's going to be the same blistering hot special kind of heat weather.

That's 92°F in the shade, I think. No? :p
 
Sadly the UK's roasting weather is coming to an end tomorrow, good while it lasted. Got into the low 30's.

Funny how unions were saying it's too hot to work. This is nothing compared to some countries!
 
That's 92°F in the shade, I think. No? :p
I went out on my balcony last night at nearly 10pm to get into my outside storage closet and it was still 100*F. I'd rather have your 92 in the shade.

And today we're already over that mark.

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That's hot, really hot. :scared:

But ...... some years ago, I talked to an African guy and he said that the summers in this part of the world are less bearable than what he was use to in Africa. Even more, he said that the nights were even worse. He had trouble sleeping at night. Not in Africa though were he slept like a baby :p.
When friends of mine go on holiday to Spain, Italy, Greece or even North Africa, they say that the heat in Southern Europe is more bearable than in the nothern hemisphere.
 
TB
@kikie - It's the humidity. Ninety and dry is way more tolerable that 90 and humid.
Tell me about it. Yesterday was 87 F and 82% humid.
 
light rain 50°F looks like it'll be decent rest of the week though
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I can't remember the last time it rained. As a Brit this is very disconcerting.
 
A €25 fine for whom get caught wasting tap water. Hot, drought, no rain etc is the cause for this temporary rule/law thing ... . Luckily for me i'm well adatpted to warm weather like this. Only problem, I don't like cold and freezing temperatures.
 
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Currently 32°C with lowest being 30°C and highest of 39°C. There were some light wind as well that helped calm down the heat for me.
 
76°F here and currently partly cloudy. Rained earlier though and may rain again. All I care is that it doesn't rain tomorrow since I'll be going to the NHRA Summit Equipment Nationals for qualifying day 2 tomorrow ( doesn't look like it will be thankfully).
 
I'm going on vacation starting tomorrow so, naturally, it's cold and rainy for the next few days. :irked:
 
It feels like October right now. Currently 57°F with a breeze and mostly cloudy skies.
 
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I'm going on vacation starting tomorrow so, naturally, it's cold and rainy for the next few days. :irked:

So I have you to blame because it's cold and rainy here...
I shall send you snow.

It feels like October right now. Currently 57°F with a breeze and mostly cloudy skies.

It was like that today here too. But we had rain.
 
Funny how unions were saying it's too hot to work. This is nothing compared to some countries!

Most afternoons here hover around the mid 30's and our classrooms have no AC, only fans.

I have to laugh at FB post complaining about the UK heat when most of the tropics are permanently hot. It's 30° now and I haven't even had breakfast yet before my morning bike ride.
 
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