Hot Stuff
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TheVigilante
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- Aug 31, 2010
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Time to take a dip in the pool
- Jan 23, 2015
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Here it was over 40 for 3 days straight.
The water in the pool is so warm that it makes you feel sick!
I live in a place wherein one year the weather changes by as much as 70+ degrees, winters are up to -30, and summer over 40+.
The worst was 2007, one of the hottest summers in history, I was in the army, full war equipment on me for 12 hours a day plus 20/30 kilograms of various things in my backpack.
Once in a week, there was a 5-minute bath.
You take a bath and start sweating the same second!
Yeah... Not sure what I hate more, summer with days like this or winters...
The water in the pool is so warm that it makes you feel sick!
I live in a place wherein one year the weather changes by as much as 70+ degrees, winters are up to -30, and summer over 40+.
The worst was 2007, one of the hottest summers in history, I was in the army, full war equipment on me for 12 hours a day plus 20/30 kilograms of various things in my backpack.
Once in a week, there was a 5-minute bath.
You take a bath and start sweating the same second!
Yeah... Not sure what I hate more, summer with days like this or winters...
HoNeYBiRD
Elite Member
- May 1, 2009
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Gin tonic
I hate summer more for sure. If it's cold, you can wear proper clothes, so you aren't cold anymore. When it's hot, you can't do too many things outside to not feel hot.
Starblazer
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- Feb 28, 2019
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That's the average temperature here too. This could've been higher if not for the lockdown.
- Dec 31, 2017
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Where is this place man?!
rickaloben
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- Jul 28, 2020
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Rajasthan?
Starblazer
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- Feb 28, 2019
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AP (34 C today). It's cooler since a week due to monsoon. Rajasthan is even worse.
- Sep 10, 2010
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Don't forget the humidity!! Specially in the coastal parts. Becomes unbearable at times.
- Jan 23, 2015
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Yeah, true... I can't stand warm nights when I'm sweating non-stop, worst feeling.
Serbia, Europe.
Starblazer
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It remains humid even at mid-night. I stayed outside my home for an hour in the evening (after the sunset). My clothes became wet with sweat. This is getting worse year after year.
BTW congrats for the Jr Exec VIP. At least this time mods chose active members for Exec's. Otherwise we wouldn't even know who got promoted
watsonovedades
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- Mar 10, 2011
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My city was rated the hottest place on earth , right above countries like Senegal , it was mind blowing for me but yeah we live in the desert here
- Dec 31, 2017
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Hi neighbor
For Western Europe on the first day of July at 4.30pm it's going some.
Mid July and all of August we average about 42 here throughout the day, but was up to high 40s last year for a week or so.
I think hottest place I've been was Dubai one August when it was over 53
Yes for sure.
blacktrilby
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- Dec 9, 2008
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Wow. That's far too hot for me. I'm in the UK where each day is a surprise