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Btw, clear skies where I'm at. Very cool weather for a dive in the river.
It is 42 degrees right now. It feels like 42 degrees even after sundown. Tap water remains hot until late night. My AC is not working so I am sweating like a pig all day. Monsoons are approaching so maybe it gets better. But it still fills me with climate anxiety.
Edit: Celsius
42!? That's insane!
Yeah man it is really bad. Worst part is that it has been like this for more than a week so it's not just an ephemeral heat wave. My heart goes out to those who cannot afford ACs and, even worse, those who have to work outside in these conditions.
Weather flippy floppin' everywhere all the time for me
Pleasantly warm but not too hot yet in Appalachia.
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For me it's fricking hot and dry, it's been straight two months now that temperature is 43 to 48 °C, and wind blows at 5 to 8 m/s with no foreseeable sign of rain yet. We depend on monsoon rain for our rice crop but yet no sign of it and all the weather forecasts has gone burr.. There will be drought if monsoon fails but that's very unlikely. Monsoon has been slowed down due to a sea storm and supposed to come late. Many farmers have already started planting the rice crop with water from pumps after waiting for rain fearing the late crop. I think whereever you are now is currently in better condition then us except that drought situation but can't that be dealt with new technologies if govt is willing?
Around 30 degrees, but my landlord (i live in a student house) doesnt do any maintenance/isolation. So during the day it is about 35/36 degrees in my room.
Most of the time I just go to the libary, University or the park because i just can't stay at home...
I live in the Midwest of the US, so I get all 4 glorious seasons, though the summer is especially hot and winter is especially cold. I actually enjoy the winter, I get in touch w my Slavic side(as cringe as that sounds lol) I get to wear my ushanka and I feel so warm inside when I spit out семечки shells into the snow while listening to Катюша or some Воровайкии. I despise summer only because of my extremely active sweat glands. Other than my body’s unfortunate overreaction to heat, I enjoy reading outside and drinking Maté 🧉 while listening to Latin Jazz(if you haven’t already guessed, music is a HUGE part of my enjoyment of the weather) it doesn’t rain by me often, but when it does I satiate my Irish side and listen to Irish rebel songs(most of which are quite calm and soothing surprisingly). Great question btw, I love talking about the weather, it’s my go-to/favorite small-talk topic☺️
In Denmark, the summers are also very hot, but the winters are rarely cold enough for snowfall
I’m surprised you don’t get much snow, I always thought that Denmark was snowy huh 🤔. Well, good to know, I wouldn’t have guessed that
We do get some snow occasionally, but that's it
central/eastern canada... been unseasonably cool. it was 10c when I woke up the other day. been having to turn on the oven for heat in the mornings because the landnazi turned the boiler off june 1st
35-40 degrees Celsius. The area has been getting hotter and hotter each passing summer. We’ve hit 45 several times the past few years.
Thank god it’s been storming heavily due to La Niña these past 2 weeks, so we’ve gotten a lot of breaks from the heat. Though the humidity goes through the roof when the rain subsides.
It’s not like I’m in the Philippines or California, or somewhere else you’d expect this type of weather. In fact my area has been historically known for being very cold and temperate at best. The past 10 years have been a disaster for my area in terms of the environment and climate.
very hot for a while, but today was suddenly very chilly and had some storms. and then it went back to heat.
Wildfires means it’s smoke-y as hell, the heat is unbearable, and we also got thunderstorms. Right now it’s raining and 9 °C. The dogs are not a fan of the smoke, heat, and rain so this summer has been shitty for them too.
31 degrees and drought. There's a warm wind as well which is acting like a blow dryer. It's already insanely dry and we might be heading for record droughts (again).
It got up to the 80s (f) recently, but today and yesterday have started in the 50s and ended in the 70s. It cooled down thanks to rain, which we hadn’t had in a few weeks.
33C and 100% humidty currently
Rain, rain and even more rain. However the sun is out right now so that pretty cool, but then it's gonna rain again. At least it's been warm. However it's normally the opposite in this time of year where it's hot, dry and cloudless.
That sounds like heaven. The rain that is.
I hope you get some rain soon!
Yea lol my area has a minor drought, nothing serious luckily
Where would that be, if thats ok? Is it southern India? If it's raining there already then it's on way to us too.
Unusually cool and humid. Last year around this time of month it was 38 C, today it's 22 C.
like 30C the last few days
It's been spring for the first time in a few years. It's been great to sit outside reading on these 22°-26° days. With that being said I'm a little worried what this winter will bring with El Niño this year, but It's best to just enjoy these moments while they're here I think.
a bit too cold today, a bit to hot in the last couple of days
It was like 35° here just a few days ago but now its raining all the time 😮💨
Sunny, partly cloudy, around 80 F (26 C)
Rather warm, I live near detroit
Consistently between 18C and 25C during the day, very little wind chill, moderate humidity. Some signs of drought elsewhere in the country but the river near me seems fine, probably thanks to a nature reserve.
This hasn't stopped everyone panic buying portable air conditioners and complaining about the heat.
Hot these days in southern Norway. We might see 30-31C this week apparently.
Luckily we tend to get some clouds in the evening, so the interior gets a chance to cool down a bit before bedtime.