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[Misc] What is the right temperature?







BN9 BHA

DOCKERS
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Jul 14, 2013
22,666
Newhaven
Bit too hot today for working, tomorrow should be fun fitting radiators and then running the heating to test they work.

20 degrees is about right for me.
 












LamieRobertson

Not awoke
Feb 3, 2008
48,411
SHOREHAM BY SEA
Bit too hot today for working, tomorrow should be fun fitting radiators and then running the heating to test they work.

20 degrees is about right for me.
According to the technology I wear I did three and a half miles of grass cutting today, amongst other work and that wasn’t all on flat ground ….looks as if it’ll be down to 20c next Tuesday…so just go with the flow….apart from one week early Summer it’s been a s***e summer weather wise
 


zefarelly

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Jul 7, 2003
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Sussex, by the sea
May - average
June - hot
July - early spring
August - spring at best
September - (so far) Chennai in February . . .not too hot per se, just horrible and sticky, today was worse than yesterdsay, which I put down to pollution. . . . . School run lazy mums.
 






Questions

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Oct 18, 2006
25,502
Worthing
Repairing some fascia/soffit and then a re-dec-
All temperatures are shit
 


BN9 BHA

DOCKERS
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Jul 14, 2013
22,666
Newhaven
According to the technology I wear I did three and a half miles of grass cutting today, amongst other work and that wasn’t all on flat ground ….looks as if it’ll be down to 20c next Tuesday…so just go with the flow….apart from one week early Summer it’s been a s***e summer weather wise
Lovely to have nice weather when working outside or sitting in the garden after work, Saturday was a decent temperature at the match.
I went on holiday in this country on August 4th and the weather wasn’t great that week, including 2 days rain, I was actually cold in the evenings.

Working in occupied homes in this heat isn’t something I enjoy, especially some people have their windows closed and curtains open. I just pray I haven’t got to go into a loft. :rolleyes:
 




nicko31

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Jan 7, 2010
18,574
Gods country fortnightly
Range 16 to 26c for me with low humidity. Getting a bit sticky this week
 


MJsGhost

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Jun 26, 2009
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East
Mid 20s during the day is perfect. The odd day of 30 degrees is lovely.

It's the hot nights I can't stand.

It's currently 26 degrees in our bedroom and I'm someone who would keep a window open overnight in the depths of winter if the wife would have it (we have to compromise on heating off all night and the window shut)
 


BN41Albion

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Oct 1, 2017
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May - average
June - hot
July - early spring
August - spring at best

September - (so far) Chennai in February . . .not too hot per se, just horrible and sticky, today was worse than yesterdsay, which I put down to pollution. . . . . School run lazy mums.
It really wasn't that bad ffs. Some rainy days yeah but a good chunk of low 20s sunshine through July and especially August which had a few weeks of more mid 20s too. Lots of nice warm days but not too warm to do stuff outdoors. Swam in the sea loads through summer. I really don't get the moaning about this summer just because it wasn't as consistent as usual - just becomes rhetoric that folk repeat without thinking. Then the same people moan when a heatwave arrives.
 




LamieRobertson

Not awoke
Feb 3, 2008
48,411
SHOREHAM BY SEA
Lovely to have nice weather when working outside or sitting in the garden after work, Saturday was a decent temperature at the match.
I went on holiday in this country on August 4th and the weather wasn’t great that week, including 2 days rain, I was actually cold in the evenings.

Working in occupied homes in this heat isn’t something I enjoy, especially some people have their windows closed and curtains open. I just pray I haven’t got to go into a loft. :rolleyes:
Yea it’s one thing dripping in sweat doing what I do…but another if you are in peoples homes
 


jackanada

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Jul 19, 2011
3,507
Brighton
Sat outside in just my shorts and the temperature right now is spot on.
 


zefarelly

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Jul 7, 2003
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Sussex, by the sea
It really wasn't that bad ffs. Some rainy days yeah but a good chunk of low 20s sunshine through July and especially August which had a few weeks of more mid 20s too. Lots of nice warm days but not too warm to do stuff outdoors. Swam in the sea loads through summer. I really don't get the moaning about this summer just because it wasn't as consistent as usual - just becomes rhetoric that folk repeat without thinking. Then the same people moan when a heatwave arrives.
This is England! It's our specialist subject. 😂

anyway, it was cold and pissed down all day in July on my birthday, that is unusual. Ruined the best month.

Seriously though, May/June has become the best, we get a lull and then a late bloom, as it where, that seems to be recent decades . . . But in recent years it's got more extreme and more random.

this week is Goodwood revival . . . Usually 'nice' often warm, sometimes rains on Sunday for some reason . . . Looks like a scorcher this weekend, perfect if you're dressed 50's style in wool, tweed etc 😂
 






Live by the sea

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Oct 21, 2016
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I doubt he’s stealing from the Cartel 🤣
Lol . Several people in the last year or two have been innocently caught up in the cross fire though . These people just gun people down , if you happen to be in the way they aren’t too bothered . Very dangerous country
 




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