[OFF TOPIC] Weather Thread

[rybak 3,432]

I'm enjoy of current 33 in Warsaw  in some cities on western part of country today is expected over 35-36 with more than 40 as feeling temperature due to high as hell humidity.

[heywoodu 16,468]

Apparently this is an automatically updating map of the area. Sevilla has already hit 40 degrees at the moment.

 

[dcro 10,211]

10 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Apparently this is an automatically updating map of the area. Sevilla has already hit 40 degrees at the moment.

 

Link please.

[heywoodu 16,468]

2 minutes ago, dcro said:

 

Link please.

You don't see the image? 

 

Edited August 1, 2018 by heywoodu

[dcro 10,211]

4 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

You don't see the image? 

 

I see it, but it is not linked.

 

But anyway, I saw that metociel.fr part now.

[MHSN 3,819]

11 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Apparently this is an automatically updating map of the area. Sevilla has already hit 40 degrees at the moment.

 

 

 

and 40 is considered too high ?   I just checked the temperature right now where I live. it says 38 and I'm fine with that comparing to what we had 2 weeks ago which was impossible to leave the house.

 

this is a bit old video but in some cities in South of Iran you can cook egg in the street under the sun in something around 55C !  and that's few years ago. this year was much worse.

 

 

[heywoodu 16,468]

Just now, MHSN said:

 

and 40 is considered too high ?   I just checked the temperature right now where I live. it says 38 and I'm fine with that comparing to what we had 2 weeks ago which was impossible to leave the house.

 

this is a bit old video but in some cities in South of Iran you can cook egg in the street under the sun in something around 55C !  and that's few years ago. this year was much worse.

 

I think it very much depends on where you live and what the average human there is used to  

 

Last week when it was 37-38 here (nearly the all-time record) going outside of the house felt like walking against a wall of boiling air  The other side counts too: I'm perfectly fine when it's -10 degrees - sure, cold, but no problems or something - whereas I remember my first (Brazilian) girlfriend's first contact with temperatures of around 5 degrees made her nearly unable to breathe  

[MHSN 3,819]

12 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

I think it very much depends on where you live and what the average human there is used to  

 

Last week when it was 37-38 here (nearly the all-time record) going outside of the house felt like walking against a wall of boiling air  The other side counts too: I'm perfectly fine when it's -10 degrees - sure, cold, but no problems or something - whereas I remember my first (Brazilian) girlfriend's first contact with temperatures of around 5 degrees made her nearly unable to breathe  

 

we also have cold (that's a relative word I know) winters here. -10 is pretty normal at night in winter but nah I'm not perfectly fine with that I need 20kg clothes to be able to leave the house. not sure which one I prefer +40 or -10 ?! probably none of them.

 

by "here" I mean where I live. north and south of Iran are two completely different stories.

[LDOG 2,486]

Well, my city is in a middle area between subtropical and subpolar zones so there aren't that big temperature variations compared to other places. Currently 8 in winter at almost midday, which is fine I guess.

I hate the summer, especially when you are in a place without AC in a very hot day.

[Dragon 2,081]

Where I am -  if it's not 14 degrees centigrade and lightly raining then there's something wrong with the world