[Misc] Ooooh, isn't it lovely?

[Is it PotG?]

This time next week no doubt normal service will be resumed and we will all be moaning summer is over

Not all. For me the best ambient conditions were the Fulham away, sunny and fresh. Wrapped up nicely in crisp, clear riverside air. Luverrly.

 

[British Bulldog]

Sweaty but nice, poor dog is suffering a bit though but I'm giving her a constant supply of chilled water and got the fans on.

 

[Gwylan]

Hate this weather - meant to be playing cricket tomorrow and am wondering whether to get out of it.

And my poor dog is really suffering from it ... she's scarcely been walked for days

Give me a cold, crisp winter's day

 

[Is it PotG?]

Always found it easier to get warmer in a cold situation by putting on a jumper or whatever, getting cooler in higher temperatures (unless one has the luxury of a/c at home) is a little more tricky, leaving moist areas.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Courtesy of Grove Lodge Veterinary Group...

 

[Steve in Japan]

Is the sun over the yard arm yet? Clink Clink fizz......

 

[Tokyohands]

37c here in Vietnam which means I haven't been wandering around Hoi An as much as I planned to but fortunately I'm about 3 meters from a swimming pool. Nighttime's alright though, it's drops down to only 31c.

 

[pearl]

Courtesy of Grove Lodge Veterinary Group...

I saw a poster HOT CARS KILL DOGS, I thought it was the name of a band at first

 

[cavalaire]

It might be a record here in Las Vegas today, just the 47 Degrees C. Me and the Dog are going nowhere.

 

[bhafc99]

You're all a bunch of pussies. Today's been a bit colder, but last Thursday it hit 48oC - just to let us know summer's on the way...

 

[OzMike]

Lovely warm winter days here, never over 25 degrees, refreshing change from the summer roasting !

 

[Mental Lental]

It's been known to hit 40C and 100% humidity here in August. A lot of people aren't prepared for that because they don't think of Japan as a famous "hot country".

 

[studio150]

Just to cheer us up its predicted to be the hottest June day today since 1976.

How long before the taps run dry?

 

[Is it PotG?]

One more day of this, then back to normal tomorrow.

Hoorah.

 

[AZ Gull]

Today - Tuesday - was officially the (tied) 4th hottest Phoenix day since records began in 1895. 119F - that's 48.3C

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[blue'n'white]

I like the heat . . . abroad because we don't do heat in this country very well - anything over about 25 degrees becomes too humid
I go on holiday to hot places but the difference is that it's normally a dry heat most places I go AND, crucially, there's normally a nice cooling swimming pool within a couple of yards

 

[The Clamp]

Quite enjoying it. I work in maintenance and construction so it could be awful but on days like these I concentrate on working in the grounds , get the sprinklers on, all the sun awnings out, fill the freezer with lollies, fridge with jugs of water and make sure I'm in a beer garden by 4.
Too hot? Pah! Heaven.

 

[SK1NT]

Love it.. Roasting Summers and Snow in the Winter... Love the extremes.

 

[Trufflehound]

Today - Tuesday - was officially the (tied) 4th hottest Phoenix day since records began in 1895. 119F - that's 48.3C

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Sounds great. I'm imagining that Phoenix has pretty low humidity, so it's quite bearable, right?

Hottest I ever experienced was about 51°C (124F) in a place appropriately called Sandfire (technically Sandfire Roadhouse, as it consists of approximately one building) in Western Australia. But it's on the edge of the Great Sandy Desert and the humidity was zero, so it was quite pleasant. The gentle breeze just made your cheeks glow, just like standing in front of a bonfire.

Long may the heat last, I say.

 

[StonehamPark]

Crikey, 28 degrees for you lot today.
Do take care.