The Heatwave Topic 2019 | The Struggle is Real

Drumstick wrote:My fan has been on all day in the office on the strongest setting.

Reposting this because it is always relevant to this thread:

Got home. Had shower. Sweating three minutes later. It's still over 27C / 80F :dread:

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27.5 indoors this afternoon. Immediately turned around on short trip for a meeting to Brighton. strawberry float that, it may we well be raining acid.

Played 9 holes of golf this afternoon. Completely drenched in sweat :dread:

Dat cold shower though when I got home :datass:

Really is stuffy in London tonight, even being right next to the window.

KK wrote:Really is stuffy in London tonight, even being right next to the window.

It sure is. Absolutely no breeze... temperature at 24C :dread:

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It's still 27 here and it's raining.

AV receiver / consoles / media server probably don't help.

32.2°C and 60% humidity.

Y'all whiny bitches don't know gooseberry fool.

Got a customer meeting today so need to wear shirt and trousers, it is far far to hot adn sticky for this bull gooseberry fool.

24 to 28 is lovely. It was 35 here yesterday so I went for a swim in the sea at about 8pm :wub:

KK wrote:I bought one of those Dyson Hot/Cool fans. I turned it all way up to max today for the first time and it sounds like a bloody jet engine. Nice and cold though...

Are these any good then? As in a genuine replacement for central heating/air conditioning?

I think the air filtering is the most appealing part of those things. Having one of those plus regular hoovering or a hoover bot could really improve quality of life, especially cos the allergenic and disabled.

Oblomov Boblomov wrote:
KK wrote:I bought one of those Dyson Hot/Cool fans. I turned it all way up to max today for the first time and it sounds like a bloody jet engine. Nice and cold though...

Are these any good then? As in a genuine replacement for central heating/air conditioning?

Air conditioning no (far too loud at max settings). My central heating has died and because I refuse to spend thousands on a new boiler I've opted for a couple of these. It's hard to tell at the moment though until winter arrives, but I did try it out quickly the other day and it heated the room up extremely quickly (faster than any radiator) and the thermostat seemed to work well. The heating aspect is very quiet to use. I also don't know how they're going to stack up in terms of cost to run vs. gas.

If nothing else they both look amazing (white and black variants). Probably not worth the £400 asking price though; I paid £306 from Thurgo.

It's the middle of September and it's strawberry floating boiling

Last night was horrible, it was hitting 18c at gone 10pm fookin atrocious

The lightning storm in Leeds last night was pretty nice, it helped cool things down quite a bit.

32 degrees at home for the past few days

And its the middle of september, strawberry float south east england.

Lot cooler today, fingers crossed winter is on its way.

I think today pretty much was the last day of summer looking at the weather forecast for the next week and a half.

Yesterday was absolutely unbearable. The heat had me passed out by 21:30.

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