Meteorology moaning - aka the weather, let’s moan about the heat 🥵🔥☀️🔥

[emmer_moans]

This coming Sun, Mon, Tues...

 

[Penguin86]

Im actually in tears.
I feel so unwell. I feel like people think I'm being over dramatic about the heat. I've had a headache for 2 days now aswell as nausea. The only way I can describe heat intolerance is like a permanent hot flush.

 

[Hodgies]

I'm a very overweight, very pale skinned, heat intolerant Scottish girl and I just don't cope with these kind of temperatures!

I've never liked the heat, autumn and winter are my favourite times of the year. My skin burns in a nano second and it's just no fun when you're constantly worrying about it while sweating your tits off. I'm feeling sick and disorientated a lot this week as I've had no choice to be out in it and I know I'm not drinking enough. I've also got my kids moaning at me about being too hot which frazzles me even more.

 

[MyLittlePony25]

Thunderstorm and belting it down in Kent

 

[no-no]

Roll on Autumn

Autumn but with BST light is the dream for me.

 

[Tatooine_legend1]

There are people who enjoy this heat, apparently. They must be a sandwich short of a picnic in that case.

 

[Apple In My Pie]

I can’t stand it, anything where it’s muggy and hot gives me a headache. I like it where it’s sunny but a bit breezy. U.K. houses don’t help though, built to keep the heat in!

 

[BigMavis]

Erm I have the heating on

 

[Keikochan]

The heat & humidity just zaps all my energy

 

[Bobby Chariot]

Roll on Autumn

 

[Renegadedancer]

What kind of idiot had a hair appointment in this heat. That’ll be me then.

 

[thegirlscout]

Does anyone find that they don’t feel hungry because of the heat but they they feel nauseous because they haven’t eaten much? Combined with hardly sleeping I feel like death very much warmed up.

 

[Phoenix Lazarus]

There's thirty-six degrees forecasted for our area on Tuesday!

 

[blondie1993]

Anybody else realising they need to lose 2 stone plus to survive this heat. WHY didn't I work on the lock down bod whilst I had the chance

 

[Popcorn&Peanuts]

It's funny how where you live influences your temperature tolerance. It's quite fascinating.

I live in the Caribbean (Trinidad, so very close to the Equator) and 30 degrees is a good, fairly mild day here. The norm is 34-35 in July - September and because of the humidity which is in the high 80s, it feels much hotter. But somehow, we manage okay even for those who don't have AC at home and we are able to regularly move about outdoors or run errands in the midday sun.

But the cold!!!! Anything under 22 degrees and we are freezing. I literally wear a scarf, large jacket and sometimes mittens if it's near 20 in the office as do lots of other women.

 

[Penguin86]

 

[Maid22]

I really hate this heat, but tbf, it doesn't last that long!
What's annoying me is dog walkers on the road, the temperature on the dogs paws, walk them early or later.

 

[chapterthree]

What are you all having for lunch and dinner in this heat? London is unbearable and it really suppresses my appetite, and I’m so used to cooking hot meals

Picky bits my love

 

[Prefrontalmedialcortex]

I absolutely love this weather and live for it as I am from Cyprus, where temperatures can reach over 40C. However, in the UK we are not used to these temperatures, houses are not built for hot summers, nor is the infrastructure/lifestyle. In Cyprus (similar to many of the Mediterranean countries) we would start school early and finish early. Most people would have a siesta and shut their businesses for a few hours, re-opening in the evening when it starts to get a tad cooler.

I also agree with the comments regarding common sense, staying out of the sun during peak hours - especially children. People walking their dogs 🦮 during the hottest hours of the day also need a slap of reality.

 

[under the ivy]

Drizzled today while I was out and I felt like I was in an Herbal Essences ad, was bliss