OMG!!! Heatwave in the UK is set to peak as temperatures soar over 30C!!!!

[hjmick]

i wish it was 86 here....going to be around 110 here today.....

Would you like a side of humidity with that?

95 here today with the heat index (humidity) pushing it to 105.

******* swamp...

 

[hjmick]

34 is 93, and for pasty doughboys with no AC who are not used to such things, it is cause for concern. On the plus side, at least they will get free treatment for their heat strokes.

Next month...

 

[Harry Dresden]

Would you like a side of humidity with that?

95 here today with the heat index (humidity) pushing it to 105.

******* swamp...

humidity or just heat both can be fucked...

 

[hjmick]

humidity or just heat both can be fucked...

Yep, but I prefer the dry heat. Why I ever left New Mexico and moved to South Carolina is beyond me...

 

[Dekster]

Next month...

Awful optimistic on your part. Think their doctors are about to strike again. Guess Starmer's payoff didn't last long.

Anyway, being in the south having seen 100 degree days this year, I want to be able to chuckle at them but the other week I got woozy working outside on a 90 degree high humidity day and had to get myself into the A/C stat.

 

[DonGlock26]

Oh wait....

That's only 86 degrees in normal temperature. Never mind.

Heatwave set to peak with 34C temperatures possible​

"The UK's third heatwave of the year is expected to peak on Saturday with temperatures soaring to a possible high of 34C.

The hottest temperatures are expected in the Midlands and south Wales, while Scotland and Northern Ireland could see their warmest days of the year so far - with highs of 31C and 29.5C.

Friday saw the mercury hit a high of 34.7C in Astwood Bank in the West Midlands, and Wales recorded its hottest day of the year as Usk hit 32.7C.

Amber heat health alerts remain in place for parts of England - where millions face a hosepipe ban - while wildfire warnings have been issued in Scotland and Northern Ireland..."

UK heatwave to peak on Saturday with possible high of 34C

I've read that the British Foreign Office considered a posting to Washington DC to be a sub-tropical area.

 

[DonGlock26]

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The Nanny State in a nutshell.

 

[JWBooth]

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The Nanny State in a nutshell.

Propagandising the brain dead populace into thinking that the normal is something unusual.

 

[JGalt]

Whom .
Not Who .
Just a small symptom of Brainfrieditis .

That was supposed to read "Whoa", which is used as a command to a horse to make it stop or slow down, as in "whoa horsie."

Except the "a" fell off. I'll put it back on there if I can find it.

 

[JGalt]

I've read that the British Foreign Office considered a posting to Washington DC to be a sub-tropical area.

We to be honest, there's enough Negroes in DC to classify it as "sub Saharan African."

 

[DonGlock26]

We to be honest, there's enough Negroes in DC to classify it as "sub Saharan African."

I thought they meant wear shorts, but maybe they meant take a .455 revolver with you.

 

[Captain Caveman]

To make it even worse, they're under a "hosepipe ban."

I have no ******* idea what a "hosepipe" is but something with a name like that probably should be banned.

The Romans coped, they didn't have hosepipes -





In America, a hosepipe is commonly referred to as a garden hose or simply hose. While "hosepipe" is used in some parts of the US, particularly in the South, and in other English-speaking countries, "garden hose" or "hose" is the more prevalent term in American English.

 

[braalian]

Whom .
Not Who .
Just a small symptom of Brainfrieditis .

Whoa