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Aslon Dak
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The heatwave has gripped New England. Yesterday was pretty warm, but today we could get close to 100!
A nice day to stay inside in air-conditioned comfort and play RS.
Here in the UK we struggle at like 25c and above.
No AC, homes that trap heat and more humid air just make heatwaves very uncomfortable.
My room is currently 30.5c and it's only 17c outside. Today, temperatures are predicted to hit a maximum of 34c, with Thursday hitting the highest of 37c. It's going to be hell on Earth. .
The heatwave has gripped New England. Yesterday was pretty warm, but today we could get close to 100!
A nice day to stay inside in air-conditioned comfort and play RS.
Here in the UK we struggle at like 25c and above.
No AC, homes that trap heat and more humid air just make heatwaves very uncomfortable.
My room is currently 30.5c and it's only 17c outside. Today, temperatures are predicted to hit a maximum of 34c, with Thursday hitting the highest of 37c. It's going to be hell on Earth. .
23-Jul-2019 03:37:27
Last summer I shouted my self a fan to cool our home down, it went for one day
$30 down the drain.
$30 down the drain.
If fat means flavour then I'm ******* delicious!
23-Jul-2019 12:35:27
Dong U Dead
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Last summer I shouted my self a fan to cool our home down, it went for one day
$30 down the drain.
Our gigantic floor fan in the livingroom just died, so I feel your pain
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Last summer I shouted my self a fan to cool our home down, it went for one day
$30 down the drain.
Our gigantic floor fan in the livingroom just died, so I feel your pain
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23-Jul-2019 20:06:28
Singularity
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Aslon Dak said :
The heatwave has gripped New England. Yesterday was pretty warm, but today we could get close to 100!
A nice day to stay inside in air-conditioned comfort and play RS.
Here in the UK we struggle at like 25c and above.
No AC, homes that trap heat and more humid air just make heatwaves very uncomfortable.
My room is currently 30.5c and it's only 17c outside. Today, temperatures are predicted to hit a maximum of 34c, with Thursday hitting the highest of 37c. It's going to be hell on Earth.
If that's 100°F (I always see fahreinheit as the overdramatic and exaggerating cousin to celsius) then it's nothing more than 37°C which is basically a typical day in the South of France during good seasons, from what I remember (been years) - 40°C and higher is more a PITA (think Australia).
Our houses are pretty good given our actual normal climate which is usually typically colder. I read that the tarmac in the roads etc. actually absorbs, then stores the heat and releases it at night. I also read that apparently AC will only come to bite us in the ass further down the road if Europe becomes as obsessed as America with it due to what's actually used to power it (apparently only 4% buildings or something in the whole of Europe have AC) in that it'll make weather like this more common due to climate change, pollution blahblahblah .
Curtains shut, blinds shut and windows shut during the day then open the windows at night supposedly helps by keeping the hot air during the day outside. Also only going outside if you absolutely have to helps too, less clothes help at night as well (you're free to decide where that stops).
Aslon Dak said :
The heatwave has gripped New England. Yesterday was pretty warm, but today we could get close to 100!
A nice day to stay inside in air-conditioned comfort and play RS.
Here in the UK we struggle at like 25c and above.
No AC, homes that trap heat and more humid air just make heatwaves very uncomfortable.
My room is currently 30.5c and it's only 17c outside. Today, temperatures are predicted to hit a maximum of 34c, with Thursday hitting the highest of 37c. It's going to be hell on Earth.
If that's 100°F (I always see fahreinheit as the overdramatic and exaggerating cousin to celsius) then it's nothing more than 37°C which is basically a typical day in the South of France during good seasons, from what I remember (been years) - 40°C and higher is more a PITA (think Australia).
Our houses are pretty good given our actual normal climate which is usually typically colder. I read that the tarmac in the roads etc. actually absorbs, then stores the heat and releases it at night. I also read that apparently AC will only come to bite us in the ass further down the road if Europe becomes as obsessed as America with it due to what's actually used to power it (apparently only 4% buildings or something in the whole of Europe have AC) in that it'll make weather like this more common due to climate change, pollution blahblahblah .
Curtains shut, blinds shut and windows shut during the day then open the windows at night supposedly helps by keeping the hot air during the day outside. Also only going outside if you absolutely have to helps too, less clothes help at night as well (you're free to decide where that stops).
23-Jul-2019 20:31:40
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