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Posted
3 hours ago, Tommy G said:

Doesn't seem as hot this time around compared to a few weeks ago, presume it's the humidity and the wind this time around?

What wind? Still as a rock in Sth Leics. I was getting properly frazzled about 1pm

Posted
Just now, Trav Le Bleu said:

What wind? Still as a rock in Sth Leics. I was getting properly frazzled about 1pm

It was a bit windy this morning but agree now still, also in Sth Leicestershire

Posted
1 hour ago, WigstonWanderer said:

Here in Australia most people have what we call “reverse cycle” air conditioners - basically an air source heat pump that pumps heat out in the summer and in during the winter. Is that what you have? Kills two birds with one stone, all electric, efficient, and cheap to run when paired with solar and battery.

Been reading about that today, apparently they cause damp?

 

Annoyingly ive got a heat pump but they installed one which only does hot. Clever way of doing it as sound like it just cools the water and pumps it around. 

Posted

Its vile.🥵

Anything over 30c in this country is horrible.

My balls are like sweaty Maltesers.

I'm walking around like a brown Rab C Nesbitt.

Mid 20 is perfect 🌞

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Posted (edited)

It‘s probably going to get rather quiet in here soon, starting this weekend.

 

Either that or people start complaining about overcast weather or the rain again.

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Posted (edited)
15 hours ago, The Blur said:

With all talk of getting air cons installed,  I fear this will be another class divider and create heat poverty as summers get hotter in the future.  

I like the idea of air con, I don’t like the idea of sticking big ugly fans on the side of the house that make a fair bit of noise.. we have a bungalow next door so not sure would be fair on them.

 

unless you can get quieter non ugly boxes these days of course 

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Posted
6 minutes ago, MC Prussian said:

It‘s probably going to get rather quiet in here soon, starting this weekend.

 

Either that or people start complaining about overcast weather or the rain again.

Ok????

Posted (edited)

22° here

Was hotter and blue skies earlier but a white sky now. 

Not seen this in about two months.

You'd be gutted if you were arriving on holiday today wouldn't you 🤣

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Posted

Air con was on this morning but went off quickly as people were cold. Three hours in an air conless room before it was briefly switched back on until we had the final hour and a half without it again.

 

Just bring on winter.

Posted
2 minutes ago, EastAnglianFox said:

Hottest day of the year so far just recorded in Kew Gardens - 38.1

 

I swear it’s felt hotter than that at times this year lol

I think official temperature readings are taken in shaded areas therefore it could well be hotter.

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Now recorded 4 consecutive months with 35c+ 

unprecedented since records have been kept in uk 

 

First time that 38c+ has been recorded in separate months in same summer 

 

but 1976 blah blah 

 

suspect you’d have to go back to the Middle Ages (800/1000 years ago)  to find something comparable but we can’t know for sure just how hot it got in nw Europe 


all I can see is raj’s dripping Maltesers) !

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Posted
11 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

Now recorded 4 consecutive months with 35c+ 

unprecedented since records have been kept in uk 

 

First time that 38c+ has been recorded in separate months in same summer 

 

but 1976 blah blah 

 

suspect you’d have to go back to the Middle Ages (800/1000 years ago)  to find something comparable but we can’t know for sure just how hot it got in nw Europe 


all I can see is raj’s dripping Maltesers) !

Matt LeTissier said it’s summer and it’s normal and we should all just get on with it. I’d rather believe him than the woke leftie met office blob who are trying to destroy our fun. 1976 was much worse than this and I just drank Newcy Brown to get through it. 

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Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Libertine said:

Not sure if it’s exactly the same but ours does heat as well, yes. Also has dehumidifier setting.

👍 Yes, that sounds like the same type.

 

1 hour ago, CL Fox said:

Been reading about that today, apparently they cause damp?

 

Annoyingly ive got a heat pump but they installed one which only does hot. Clever way of doing it as sound like it just cools the water and pumps it around. 

I haven’t heard about them causing damp. As above, they actually automatically dehumidify during the cooling cycle. There is a different method of aircon out here which employs water evaporation (called evaporative aircon). As the water evaporates it cools the air but also increases humidity so may cause damp. It is cheaper to run as there is no compressor but is ineffective if the air is already fully saturated (I.e. humid).

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Posted
43 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

Now recorded 4 consecutive months with 35c+ 

unprecedented since records have been kept in uk 

 

First time that 38c+ has been recorded in separate months in same summer 

 

but 1976 blah blah 

 

suspect you’d have to go back to the Middle Ages (800/1000 years ago)  to find something comparable but we can’t know for sure just how hot it got in nw Europe 


all I can see is raj’s dripping Maltesers) !

Exactly.

Also.i cant remember  the last time we had a proper cold white winter.

It just rains and is grey.

 

If people still believe it's not global warming  they are the same who are anti vax or listen to David Ike.

Posted
9 minutes ago, Raj said:

Exactly.

Also.i cant remember  the last time we had a proper cold white winter.

It just rains and is grey.

 

If people still believe it's not global warming  they are the same who are anti vax or listen to David Ike.

There aren’t many in serious positions who deny the warming now - though some of the foot soldiers have been a little slow on the uptake 


they just say it’s natural variation in the climate and nowt to do with us 

 

Posted
3 minutes ago, st albans fox said:

There aren’t many in serious positions who deny the warming now - though some of the foot soldiers have been a little slow on the uptake 


they just say it’s natural variation in the climate and nowt to do with us 

 

Which, even if it were true (and it's not) would still be absurd as it comes with a side order of inference of "well, I have zero responsibility, obligation or power to actually make the world a better place for the future as the world changes, so just let 'em all fry".

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Posted

It felt like the hottest day today.  I took a short walk and it genuinely felt like an oven.

 

I'm just glad the evenings are drawing in now.

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Posted
5 hours ago, SemperEadem said:

Yeah mine is similar, sweating cobs here with a hangover too.

Hangover on a Thursday ???

Posted
2 hours ago, CornwallFox said:

22° here

Was hotter and blue skies earlier but a white sky now. 

Not seen this in about two months.

You'd be gutted if you were arriving on holiday today wouldn't you 🤣

Where in Cornwall are you? We were down there in June, had nice weather in Bude, went down to Hayle for a few days and it was just grey and rainy. We had picked the site for beach proximity but never really got on. Then went up to Devon and it was lovely.

 

Meanwhile back home it was 20+ and sunny…

Posted
4 hours ago, WigstonWanderer said:

Here in Australia most people have what we call “reverse cycle” air conditioners - basically an air source heat pump that pumps heat out in the summer and in during the winter. Is that what you have? Kills two birds with one stone, all electric, efficient, and cheap to run when paired with solar and battery.

Sister in Law and husband have had a bungalow built to their own spec. it includes a GSHP that will heat and cool the house.

 

Unfortunately the system relies on Wi-Fi connectivity and they haven't got that as yet so the system can't communicate temperature levels.

 

BT have been dreadful in installing wifi and a router, cancelling dates several times at the last minute. 

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Posted
2 hours ago, Foxdiamond said:

I sympathise with anyone working in this heat. Absolutely stifling and that was just a quick walk in the garden. 

My next door neighbour had someone doing PV stuff on their roof today. Brutal 

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Posted
25 minutes ago, LCFCJohn said:

Where in Cornwall are you? We were down there in June, had nice weather in Bude, went down to Hayle for a few days and it was just grey and rainy. We had picked the site for beach proximity but never really got on. Then went up to Devon and it was lovely.

 

Meanwhile back home it was 20+ and sunny…

I'm two miles inland from Perranporth. It's been stunning for weeks on end like everywhere else. Can't remember the last time it wasn't a clear blue sky but just this afternoon it's turned a little. Not cold but there's kinda a feeling of moisture in the air without rain.

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