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[Dostoevsky]

We have horrible weather here this month. It's like 1 sunny day followed by 5 cloudy/rain days. Depressing.

Can't wait to reach 25 and doesn't drop down. But it's way too hot during the summer, dat humidity.

 

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[Fred]

Antwerp, yes. It's actually 26 degrees here right now and looks like we'll have a great week, so you've been a bit unlucky.

But, I'd definitely not come to Belgium and expect great weather .

You might have misunderstood me; compared to 40 degrees, of course I consider 13 to be good weather. I wish I was still there, at least until the summer here is over.

I was in Rotterdam on Thursday, which is pretty close to where you are, and it was 25 degrees. Amazing weather

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We have horrible weather here this month. It's like 1 sunny day followed by 5 cloudy/rain days. Depressing.

Can't wait to reach 25 and doesn't drop down. But it's way too hot during the summer, dat humidity.

Whats your standard for way too hot. Go on, make me laugh

 

[Dostoevsky]

Whats your standard for way too hot. Go on, make me laugh

I think humidity makes everything a lot different. My friend was in Dubai and he says 40 degrees over there is like 30 here. I heard the same about Russia and how more degrees over there is more sustainable. You can hardly breathe here.

I don't think I'm a good example cause I love summer and hot weather. But imo over 35 degrees is a lot while 40 is crazy. Not that I wouldn't go outside but 35+ is where I feel the difference. My brother is a whole different story, though, he doesn't like hot weather and he thinks even 25 is a lot lol.

 

[Raz]

When I was in asia, 35 was awesome. 40 in vietnam to me was not too hot, I loved the hot nights.

 

[Dostoevsky]

When I was in asia, 35 was awesome. 40 in vietnam to me was not too hot, I loved the hot nights.

Did you like Vietnam? I'd love to visit some day

 

[Raz]

Did you like Vietnam? I'd love to visit some day

Best country in the world

 

[Ocelot]

Yeah humidity is a major factor.

If it's a dry climate, even 40 degrees is bearable, but humid 32+ degrees are hell

 

[Seven]

You might have misunderstood me; compared to 40 degrees, of course I consider 13 to be good weather. I wish I was still there, at least until the summer here is over.

I was in Rotterdam on Thursday, which is pretty close to where you are, and it was 25 degrees. Amazing weather

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Whats your standard for way too hot. Go on, make me laugh

I'd say anything over 35 degrees is not meant as a climate for people to be living in.

I think humidity makes everything a lot different. My friend was in Dubai and he says 40 degrees over there is like 30 here. I heard the same about Russia and how more degrees over there is more sustainable. You can hardly breathe here.

I don't think I'm a good example cause I love summer and hot weather. But imo over 35 degrees is a lot while 40 is crazy. Not that I wouldn't go outside but 35+ is where I feel the difference. My brother is a whole different story, though, he doesn't like hot weather and he thinks even 25 is a lot lol.

There's a point when that doesn't matter anymore. Think Sicily in August, you just get scorched. It's a different sort of heat, but equally unbearable. I thought Las Vegas was pretty much unbearable too (Death Valley too obviously, but no one lives there) and it's pure desert over there.

 

[Raz]

32+ humidity is better then -10 with or without humidity.

Any place that has a night temperature of 25+ is heaven.

 

[Ocelot]

Yeah pretty much any heat is always better than minus degrees.

Although I hate hot nights when I wanna sleep.

 

[Raz]

Yeah pretty much any heat is always better than minus degrees.

Although I hate hot nights when I wanna sleep.

You get used to it. plus humid hot weather means loads of fresh delicious fruits all season long

 

[Dostoevsky]

Yeah humidity is a major factor.

If it's a dry climate, even 40 degrees is bearable, but humid 32+ degrees are hell

Yes, I agree.

There's a point when that doesn't matter anymore. Think Sicily in August, you just get scorched. It's a different sort of heat, but equally unbearable. I thought Las Vegas was pretty much unbearable too (Death Valley too obviously, but no one lives there) and it's pure desert over there.

You know what, I think weather is really fucked up too. I remember while growing up it was totally different. 25 degrees was really nice and enjoyable but nowadays it's quite exhausting. Also, I remember when 35-37 degrees was just... hot. But nowadays when it reaches 37 you can literally feel your skin burning. I think grass is a good example. 10-15 years ago, during the summer, we always had a green grass and it was really lovely to see. Over the past 5-10 years all I can see is white and dead grass. Kinda scary.

32+ humidity is better then -10 with or without humidity.

Any place that has a night temperature of 25+ is heaven.

Oh, I agree. I hate winter! Seeing snow is great only inside the house and through the window. It's ONLY good for sleeping and it feels somehow special when you watch tv shows/movies in that period, but yeah, otherwise it's a killer rather depressing. I hate when you see darkness when you wake up while in 15:30-17:00 when you go back from school/work it's already dark. I hateeee it.

 

[Raz]

You're just getting old

Everything is greener and better when you're younger.

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Oh, I agree. I hate winter! Seeing snow is great only inside the house and through the window. It's ONLY good for sleeping and it feels somehow special when you watch tv shows/movies in that period, but yeah, otherwise it's a killer rather depressing. I hate when you see darkness when you wake up while in 15:30-17:00 when you go back from school/work it's already dark. I hateeee it.

Darkness near the equator is not that bad even though it's at something around 17:00, it's actually refreshing, but you wake up in light, winter when you wake up in darkness and go back home from job in darkness is a bit too much. The heat is going down and you can do whatever outside with a t-shirt and shorts - heaven I tell you

 

[Ocelot]

Well the grass part might actually have some truth to it, with global warming and all

 

[Raz]

Well the grass part might actually have some truth to it, with global warming and all

It might.

 

[IliveForJuve]

I'd probably kill myself if I lived in a cold place. Can barely stand the 3-4 weeks we get of winter.

 

[JuveJay]

It was 23 here today which is pretty nice for May, but it always feels warmer than that because we have virtually no air movement where I live. Even on this relatively small island it's the middle of the country and calm. Houses are solid brick, roads and pavements are not made for heat. On the rare occasion we get a 32 or 35 (did last summer) it's actually horrible. I've experienced 44 degrees in Nicosia and that was ridiculous to stand out in but more tolerable moving around. The city also fudges the figures a lot over there pretending it is colder than it is, because over 40 the council workers are allowed more breaks or time off

 

[IliveForJuve]

Rio de Janeiro is the most ridiculous city I've visited in terms of heat.

It's simply unbearable outside in the summer.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

Anything over like 74F/23C is too hot, especially once you get into the subway dressed business casual. It's always so damn humid here

45F/7C

 

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Yeah humidity is a major factor.

If it's a dry climate, even 40 degrees is bearable, but humid 32+ degrees are hell

Humidity is a killer. I'd take 40 degrees in Egypt over humid 30 degrees in Munich.

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I'd probably kill myself if I lived in a cold place. Can barely stand the 3-4 weeks we get of winter.

I'd probably kill myself if i lived in a hot place. Can barely stand the few hot days we get in summer.

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Ideal weather to me is around 20 degrees.