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All this week the temperatures in most of the country(Romania) have constantly reached 40 degrees Celsius and above. No drop of rain, no cloud in the sky, no wind, no air conditioning at the office... Is it also so hot where you live? How do you deal with it?
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All this week the temperatures in most of the country(Romania) have constantly reached 40 degrees Celsius and above. No drop of rain, no cloud in the sky, no wind, no air conditioning at the office... Is it also so hot where you live? How do you deal with it?
It's ridiculously cold up here in Sweden. At 2 am this morning, the temperature was at 11C. Brrrr. :(
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All this week the temperatures in most of the country(Romania) have constantly reached 40 degrees Celsius and above. No drop of rain, no cloud in the sky, no wind, no air conditioning at the office... Is it also so hot where you live? How do you deal with it?
UK is depressingly miserable with widespread floods yesterday. We had some summer in April but since then almost constant rain with the odd break.
Kevin
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All this week the temperatures in most of the country(Romania) have constantly reached 40 degrees Celsius and above. No drop of rain, no cloud in the sky, no wind, no air conditioning at the office... Is it also so hot where you live? How do you deal with it?
33/37°C here. A little wind today, but not very helpful.
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All this week the temperatures in most of the country(Romania) have constantly reached 40 degrees Celsius and above. No drop of rain, no cloud in the sky, no wind, no air conditioning at the office... Is it also so hot where you live? How do you deal with it?
Get up early, 0500, get some work done until around 1000. Lay around in the shade until at least 1600 when the hottest part of the day has passed and finish up your work for the day. Buy getting up a 0500 every morning you will feel tired enough to fall asleep shortly after sunset. It is a ritual that has been followed in the rural tropics for centuries. "Only mad dogs and Englishman go out in the mid day sun" - Alfred Tennyson
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UK is depressingly miserable with widespread floods yesterday. We had some summer in April but since then almost constant rain with the odd break.
Kevin
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All this week the temperatures in most of the country(Romania) have constantly reached 40 degrees Celsius and above. No drop of rain, no cloud in the sky, no wind, no air conditioning at the office... Is it also so hot where you live? How do you deal with it?
It's deadly hot in Atlanta too. Our AC broke down the day before and it was truly horrible for a whole day (they fixed it yesterday fortunately).
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Inland from Los Angeles it has been 50° on many days since beginning of July.
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Hans Dietrich wrote:
Inland from Los Angeles it has been 50° on many days since beginning of July.
Yep, and it's cooled down a little, and they are saying another heat wave on the way :sigh:
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All this week the temperatures in most of the country(Romania) have constantly reached 40 degrees Celsius and above. No drop of rain, no cloud in the sky, no wind, no air conditioning at the office... Is it also so hot where you live? How do you deal with it?
This year is being very strange in my country... usually we are at 40 Celsius degrees at this year time, but this year the maximum temperature reached (more or less) hs been 31º. This one is being a very fresh summer. I've been speaking with some of our customers in Denmark, and some providers in Germany and Austria and it seems that this year is being very very hot.
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All this week the temperatures in most of the country(Romania) have constantly reached 40 degrees Celsius and above. No drop of rain, no cloud in the sky, no wind, no air conditioning at the office... Is it also so hot where you live? How do you deal with it?
It's cool here about 31C, but it's wet it's been raining steady since April and everything is soaked. We are way over our yearly rainfall total for the year and it's only July.
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All this week the temperatures in most of the country(Romania) have constantly reached 40 degrees Celsius and above. No drop of rain, no cloud in the sky, no wind, no air conditioning at the office... Is it also so hot where you live? How do you deal with it?
Hong Kong: hot, humid and horrible! Still the monsoon blows the pollution back to China which only makes it worse as it's too hot to do anything outside, but looks gorgeous all the same. 35C in the day, 30C at night, with humidity so high it probably can get any higher. Oh, did I mention the rain...
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All this week the temperatures in most of the country(Romania) have constantly reached 40 degrees Celsius and above. No drop of rain, no cloud in the sky, no wind, no air conditioning at the office... Is it also so hot where you live? How do you deal with it?
blackjack2150 wrote:
Is it also so hot where you live? How do you deal with it?
air conditioning in the office, air conditioning in the car, air conditioning at home. :rolleyes: Otherwise don't do anything active and keep hydrated. IF you don't need to pee every hour or two you're not drinking enough water.
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