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The UK is sweltering at the moment, and set to stay so for at least a week more.

 

I am loving it, but it is rather warm.

 

Mainly to amuse myself I fired up skyrim and schlepped up into the mountains, then dove into an icy mountain stream. Lovely.

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From the title, I was expecting some pictures of Walsh sitting on a dryer in his heart-covered Valentine's Day boxers or something. I am disappoint.

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Whats ''rather warm'' in England? 10° Celsius? Just above freezing?   :p

 

27 degreed celsius. We're hotter than Rangoon.

 

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27 degreed celsius. We're hotter than Rangoon.

So about 81F?

 

...that's an average (literally), pleasant summer day here. Barely break a sweat weather, unless you're running a marathon in full sun at 1pm. But definitely nice weather. Not too hot, not at all chilly.

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You guys have to remember, we're all adjusted to being pleasantly warm and strip down to tshirts for soccer games when it's around 14 C (about 55 F) or so. When the weather hits 20 C, it's just warm. When it's bouncing between 26-30 C (around the 80-88 F) range, it's feeling sweltering.

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30 C all this week, excluding humidity. So, HTFU! :p

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It must be remembered that it feels considerably hotter because of the natural warmth of the English personality.

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Quite an experience to live in misery isn't it? That's what it is to be married with children.

I've seen things you people can't even imagine. Pearly Kings glittering on the Elephant and Castle, Morris Men dancing 'til the last light of midsummer. I watched Druid fires burning in the ruins of Stonehenge, and Yorkshiremen gurning for prizes. All these things will be lost in time, like alopecia on a skinhead. Time for tiffin.

 

Tea for the teapot!

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It must be remembered that it feels considerably hotter because of the natural warmth of the English personality.

 

LOL.

 

You have to recall we've had what feels like an eternal night of crap weather. Last summer barely happened at all!

 

All over the place English people can be seen staring in dumb wonderment as they go a funny brown colour.

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Englishmen are quite accustomed to going shellfish pink/lobster red. But going _brown_?

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I think whats making this more of a pain, is that there's bugger all air movement. When its hot and there's a breeze, it's not so bad. But when its just "dead" air thats hanging oppresively there as you kind of bake, it feels a lot more draining.

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You guys have to remember, we're all adjusted to being pleasantly warm and strip down to tshirts for soccer games when it's around 14 C (about 55 F) or so. When the weather hits 20 C, it's just warm. When it's bouncing between 26-30 C (around the 80-88 F) range, it's feeling sweltering.

Most people around here don't wear jackets at 55-60F or so here, either, unless it's really windy or raining. Unless you're my husband, who gets blanket-cold if it drops below 72. :disguise:

 

Altho it is odd, how 55F in summer feels fine, but 55F in mid-winter feels chillier, somehow, even on windless evenings. The gauge says the same number, and yet...I guess because the sun on the skin just doesn't feel as hot? Psychological? Dunno.

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Lizards.

 

You are all lizards.

"It wasn't lies. It was just... bull****"."

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27 Celsius?  Pfft, we had a solid week of 90+ Farenheit (32 Celsius) with about 80% humidity.

Sounds like a typical summer day here. 27 degrees would be a mild spring day.

 

I need to get my mind out of the gutter... I really read that title as 'in' instead of 'is' ;)

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