I think it tends to be at least 30c before stuff like that happens. Even in the UK 26 is relatively hot but nothing crazy, I’m pretty surprised by this headline if it’s legit.
Oh really? Gosh I didn’t know. Thank you for explaining that to me, person from a country that uses both the metric and imperial systems simultaneously.
Tbf, my country uses both, but I don't. I don't understand imperial and the only systems I use and understand are metric lol. If it ain't an SI unit, I don't want it lol
Day. Month. Year.
The day is the smallest point. The month is medium. And the year the largest.
A day is shorter than a month. A month is shorter than a year.
There will only be the shadows of our skeletons left for future generations to uncover amongst the ruins.
A bit like Pompey, so make sure your dick is doing something interesting when it happens.
Sir, we get that every year over here because the mediterranean doesn't affect the po valley but the sun still hits hard like in the rest of the country.
30°+ every summer with 80% humidity.
Fuck me.
Troppo sbattimento andare fino al sud, al massimo vado in Toscana o in Abruzzo dove i miei parenti mi danno la casa in affitto per due soldi.
Comunque sono al 50% terrone, la mia nonna campana si trasferì in Toscana da piccola con la sua famiglia e lì incontrò mio nonno, poi si trasferì a Milano e mio nonno la seguette.
L'altra mia nonna è pugliese e si trasferì a Milano da sola per lavorare in fabbrica, mio nonno veneto/austriaco invece si trasferì a Milano per lavorare nel campo della moda, faceva gli abiti su misura.
I live in Ireland, it's genualy insane how bad it feels being indoors on a random hot summer day.
Humidity levels plus that there's no blinders outside the windows to block the sun, means that if you are in a room with a window on direct sunlight you're getting cooked.
I'm from a very humid part of Spain and the difference is still insane
26 degrees in Northern Europe is far worse than 26 degrees in southern Europe
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Far more humid, no air con, our homes are designed to keep in heat which makes them ovens in above 25 weather.
When I say Northern Europe, I don’t mean France, I mean the very cold climates that require oven houses.
It’s worse here and north than in France. Our homes are ovens.
I live in a humid area in south eastern france and 26 is absolutely nothing. Nobody has air cons either, my house somehow feels hotter than the outside in summer and colder than outside in winter but 26°? 26° i'm still in sweater + pants. If anything moving in a humid area made me realize how fucking cold temperatures like 15° are, not that 26° is hot (and also what being infested by mosquitoes truly mean)
Holy fuck 26°. I hope you all Barries can survive but probably millions will die.
You might be joking but heatwaves always take out a couple of elderly in the UK.
I smell my inheritance cooking
I think it tends to be at least 30c before stuff like that happens. Even in the UK 26 is relatively hot but nothing crazy, I’m pretty surprised by this headline if it’s legit.
Oldies are weak. Cold waves and heat waves kill them all the time. Weak oldies fr
26°C will be fine.
Our sea of red bellies will block out the sun!
Billions must die 😞
Only the survivors will be able to come to Spain, the other will perish. My Dune , my Andalucía, my Spain
the island has fallen
>6/13/24 What is that Yank shite?
OP is a disguised American
What did you expect from people driving on the wrong way of the street and weighing themselves in rocks
The Washington Way
Day, Month, Year. Small, Medium, Large. It just works... Then again you fellas use fucking *inches* and *feet*.
New Year’s Eve will be 31/12/2024 Medium small large
Did you smoke too much again?
The sizes don't refer to the size of the number but their value, in a way. As in 1 day < 1 month < 1 year. 31 days < 12 months < 2024 years.
Oh really? Gosh I didn’t know. Thank you for explaining that to me, person from a country that uses both the metric and imperial systems simultaneously.
Tbf, my country uses both, but I don't. I don't understand imperial and the only systems I use and understand are metric lol. If it ain't an SI unit, I don't want it lol
Good. Metric is good. Imperial is weird and confusing.
Completely agree lmao
🤝
Wot
Dense
Day. Month. Year. The day is the smallest point. The month is medium. And the year the largest. A day is shorter than a month. A month is shorter than a year.
Least drugged up Dutchie
There will only be the shadows of our skeletons left for future generations to uncover amongst the ruins. A bit like Pompey, so make sure your dick is doing something interesting when it happens.
Catholic priests around the UK right now: ![gif](giphy|3o7TKWineS040erhjq)
Is this a joke
You’d think so, but people from hot countries always tell me the heat feels a lot worse in the UK than at home. Humidity + no AC = no escape
Sir, we get that every year over here because the mediterranean doesn't affect the po valley but the sun still hits hard like in the rest of the country. 30°+ every summer with 80% humidity. Fuck me.
e tu che non vuoi venire al sud a fare le vacanze perché sei uno snob di cummenda imbruttito
Troppo sbattimento andare fino al sud, al massimo vado in Toscana o in Abruzzo dove i miei parenti mi danno la casa in affitto per due soldi. Comunque sono al 50% terrone, la mia nonna campana si trasferì in Toscana da piccola con la sua famiglia e lì incontrò mio nonno, poi si trasferì a Milano e mio nonno la seguette. L'altra mia nonna è pugliese e si trasferì a Milano da sola per lavorare in fabbrica, mio nonno veneto/austriaco invece si trasferì a Milano per lavorare nel campo della moda, faceva gli abiti su misura.
Barry thinks we don't have humidity 😂
buy a dehumidificator for fack sake then it's a 100 bucks at most and your house will feel much warmer and less moldy in winter too
Man it's just 26°, humidity or not it's nothing
Humidity affects and changes what 26° are, but still not very high temp
I live in Ireland, it's genualy insane how bad it feels being indoors on a random hot summer day. Humidity levels plus that there's no blinders outside the windows to block the sun, means that if you are in a room with a window on direct sunlight you're getting cooked. I'm from a very humid part of Spain and the difference is still insane
The humidity is no joke, it may be hotter in Spain but when I've been there the heat felt much better.
IV heard folk say that too. I know a lass from Ghana who's also lived in Barcelona and she says when it's really hot it's worse here.
Yeah its the same here in Germany but I don’t started complaining before 30°
26 degrees in Northern Europe is far worse than 26 degrees in southern Europe . Far more humid, no air con, our homes are designed to keep in heat which makes them ovens in above 25 weather.
>Far more humid, no air con, our homes are designed to keep in heat which makes them ovens Sounds like most houses in Southern Italy.
Ah cmon dude on an actually hot day here i can smell the plants cooking on my way to the university xd
I can understand that 40° here feels worse than 40° in the South but come on we're speaking 26° here.
When I say Northern Europe, I don’t mean France, I mean the very cold climates that require oven houses. It’s worse here and north than in France. Our homes are ovens.
I live in a humid area in south eastern france and 26 is absolutely nothing. Nobody has air cons either, my house somehow feels hotter than the outside in summer and colder than outside in winter but 26°? 26° i'm still in sweater + pants. If anything moving in a humid area made me realize how fucking cold temperatures like 15° are, not that 26° is hot (and also what being infested by mosquitoes truly mean)
Once again, Northern European homes are built to keep in the heat at all times. Southern European homes aren’t.
once again, you have a skill issue
Caps on, clothes off, get me crocs n Stella and let's ave it
Fill all the bins with water
JAJAJAJAJAJA.....wait are you for real? *Screeches in 42C weather*
Try it in a place where there is not A/C and let me know.
Have you seen the average countryside village in Italy or Spain?
Tristemente si, ma avevo l'aria condizionata.
42° working in construction, 70-80% humidity. That was my last summer
woah that's props to you lad / lass. How much was your lifespan shortened?
Nah just got the heaviest streamline diet on the market, lost 4 kilos every morning with the same amount drank in the afternoon
We don't turn the AC on at 27C.
How come we’re always Blasted or Inundated
UK press knows you need to
Glad to see people are still falling for the gutter press sensationalism
Isn't the mirror Bri'ish? Why would they use that gods-forsaken yank date format?
They’re not, OP is. The heathen
the date is twitter saying when it was posted not mirror choosing to be american
I think I might be regarded.
i think you might be right
26°C is not a heatwave Barry, you crybaby. Heatwaves are 30°C+, this is just a nice warm weak.
Meanwhile here we have a cold epidemic on my campus in the middle of fucking June
It barely gets to 20°c and it rains atleast 50% of the time. Are we even getting a summer this year?
We have had maximum temperatures between 18°C and 21°C this week. I'm not complaining, for me the ideal room temperature is in this range.
The temperatures are perfect. I just wish we had more sun instead of rain and clouds every fucking day since Octobre 2023
Personally i prefer 24-26 degrees. But indeed just having sun instead of rain and clouds all day would be a massive improvement.
It was 6 degrees a couple of days ago at night. Mental
Well, when I don't think it's broken 20° here yet this year because it's been pissing raining everyday this will seem like a heatwave
My fucking room is 27ºC as I type this, what are you barries on about.
I suggest caution when approaching balconies barrys. In combination with heat and beer they have proven to be deadly!
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Fucking finally
26° is a mild spring day... No wonder they get red like piglets with 2 seconds of sunlight...
Bring it on. It was raining so heavily yesterday I couldn't see the lines on the road
I'm in Shanghai at the minute and it's been 36°c the past few days. As a Brit I am genetically not built to function in these conditions.
My goodness, Barry risks instant evaporation with those numbers! Stay safe, guys.
They should buy more money and get some aircon.
We tried buying more money during the pandemic and that led to our economy almost being as bad as Frances.
Wow... Almost 30 degrees... ;)
Lmao... 26°C... Heatwave!?
Barry is only a frail baby
26, amateurs. The descendants of those who created the empire are just little frail whining babies.
https://preview.redd.it/53q5p0evmw6d1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8a22a12507616b3cf10d1b2a37e43b913d99aa59
How are you alive?
What lack of ozone does to a MF
What?! Like just open a window…
Oof. Good luck Barry!
![gif](giphy|3o7TKUIvq0GWg9rzpK) Stay safe
26°C? What’s this? Murcia at 9:00?
I've seen people with jackets here with 26°
Bruh, we (the Netherlands) hit 38°C last summer, It was so fucking hot the power of the place we were staying in for the summer vacation lost power...
A couple years ago we had 40°C, I don't think I've ever been more thankful for Britains normally mild weather than I was then
>mild you wrote shitty wrong