I'm dying....

[techswede]

18*C here 

really nice

[as96]

18*C here 

really nice

mmmm..... I'm coming there, I'll start the car  :lol:

[as96]

What are you blabing about? I just came from my stationary camp in AlAin, Sweihan which is 160km away from Dubai. 

It reached screeching 50C. That same place was covered with snow and hail last winter. The world is breathing slow I guess.

Ever opened your car door and your eyes started to tear? Yes, that feeling 3 days back.

 

How are you still alive? I would die in a few seconds with that temperature.

[techswede]

mmmm..... I'm coming there, I'll start the car  :lol:

Can we switch places? I need to work on my tan. And i really want to go to Firenze

[as96]

Can we switch places? I need to work on my tan. And i really want to go to Firenze

Deal!

[AlwaysFSX]

How are you still alive? I would die in a few seconds with that temperature.

Still can't understand how you guys over there manage to complain about these temps being "hot."

[LarsReviews]

It is 33C outside and I am Folding . 980 sucks as a heater.

[Foxxer]

How are you still alive? I would die in a few seconds with that temperature.

A/C my friend. Thanks Willis Carrier. 

[rcarteraz]

That's around 43°c..... I would burst into flames

 

Oh that's just the start too.. It'll be getting as much as 10 degrees hotter in the next month.

[Crozacx]

35 degrees is like my typical room temperature... Yes it is hot

[as96]

Still can't understand how you guys over there manage to complain about these temps being "hot."

Cause it's hot! plus, I'm white like a vampire, so it's quite bad 

[AlwaysFSX]

Cause it's hot! plus, I'm white like a vampire, so it's quite bad 

But it's not. You know what's hot? 55-60C. When your inch thick boot soles are slowly melting in to the sand. It conditions you to say that 38C is only mildly warm. Go live in Phoenix for a year, you'll learn real quick that 35C is just warm. :lol:

[Ruostunut kokis]

But it's not. You know what's hot? 55-60C. When your inch thick boot soles are slowly melting in to the sand. It conditions you to say that 38C is only mildly warm. Go live in Phoenix for a year, you'll learn real quick that 35C is just warm. :lol:

We adopt to different temperatures quite differently: some of us cope better in higher temperatures, while others prefer lower temperatures. For example as I have lived here where I have lived (Northern Europe) all of my life, anything higher than 25°C is too hot for me, while something like -5°C is something I can still cope with just a hoodie without much of an issue.

 

If I lived somewhere warmer for over a year, I most likely would be more adopted to those temperatures, just like any other human would.

[AlwaysFSX]

We adopt to different temperatures quite differently: some of us cope better in higher temperatures, while others prefer lower temperatures. For example as I have lived here where I have lived (Northern Europe) all of my life, anything higher than 25°C is too hot for me, while something like -5°C is something I can still cope with just a hoodie without much of an issue.

 

If I lived somewhere warmer for over a year, I most likely would be more adopted to those temperatures, just like any other human would.

Most bodies adapt quick enough to varying temperatures though. I've been living in a desert for quite a while but when I was in a cold area it only took me 2-3 days to get used to the cold. Same goes for heat.

[Exceptional OCD]

It's 35° outside, I think my skin will actually melt soon, and no AC 

 

35° only?

You have no idea how how it gets in Saudia.

[Photonic]

i find anything above 20.C unbearably hot

[A.D.A.M]

Try 50°C bro. That's what it was/is today

[Misanthrope]

We get close to or over 50c ambient here during particularly bad summers: it is usually accompanied with lots of forest fires so it's actually like living a few inches away from a bbq....permanently.

[Bean86]

you'll adjust - I lived 2.5 years in Africa <- read 45+°C for 10months a year and even at night it doesn't drop below 30. during the 'winter' the locals wear jackets, hats and gloves that is because they think 23°C is cold...