Sleep Affected

sidneykidney

Does the current spell of hot sunny weather we are having affect your sleep pattern?

I for one find it a near impossibility to sleep in this heat.

Keogg

No

Hot weather during the day makes me tired.
If it stays hot at nighttime (holidays usually, not Ireland) then I can't sleep!!:mad: No escape!!:rolleyes:

Sharpshooter

Silk sheets are cool so I have no problem falling asleep.

Super-Rush

I never sleep anyway

I don't sleep, i wait.

Naikon

No

I went to bed at 7 am this morning.

Up at 9, and then off to take a driver theory test.
Bollixed, but passed the test, so who cares:pac:

Still feel ok though, Monster energy and a rake of
caffeine tablets always does the trick.

But to answer your question, far too humid for my liking.
A fan would be dandy right about now.

Fcuk you Mr sun.

sidneykidney

No

super-rush wrote: »

I don't sleep, i wait.

Wow i didint know you posted here chuck :P

mateo

Hot mornings are a nightmare. I always get the sun in my room in the morning (if the sun is there, of course). So have to get up and open windows and then I can hear everything outside. So yeh, it definitely affects my sleep.

Keogg

No

Sharpshooter wrote: »

Silk sheets are cool so I have no problem falling asleep.

that sounds soooo comfy. Damn cotton...

Latchy

I never sleep anyway

Open window and cool sheets do it for me in hot weather .

Speaking of which ,that's were I'm going now

Sharpshooter

Out the window?

Naikon

No

I propose people sleep in a bath filled with ice.
Won't do much for the bladder, but you can't have
it both ways now in fairness.

orestes

Sharpshooter wrote: »

Silk sheets are cool so I have no problem falling asleep.

A mod two days and you're sleeping in silk sheets? Man, I gotta re-negotiate my contract

challengemaster

I never sleep anyway

What heat?

Ghost Train

don't find it too bad... building work outside in the morning annoys me

Sharpshooter

orestes wrote: »

A mod two days and you're sleeping in silk sheets? Man, I gotta re-negotiate my contract

Then there's the Almighty Cushion on the floor in case I fall out of bed and a nice cup of java on the locker.
A box of Terry's and the number of a good doc should I fall ill with a strange disease.

You got no memo?:pac:

orestes

Sharpshooter wrote: »

Then there's the Almighty Cushion on the floor in case I fall out of bed and a nice cup of java on the locker.
A box of Terry's and the number of a good doc should I fall ill with a strange disease.

You got no memo?:pac:

Watch out, that coffee can be a bit like Tar sometimes, all that extra caffeine might end up making you go nuts and run into public and do the full Monty, and if there are any rabid dogs about you might get bitten and end up with Rabies

Sharpshooter

That's why I have the good docs number.
You have it too, right?

It was sent out in a memo, maybe you missed it.:pac:

davyjose

Eh, I still live in ireland ... not sure about the rest of you.

Too hot my arse.

The Sweeper

Was going to say, how hot are we calling 'hot' here?

Ruu_Old

Around 11:40pm, 25C, nearly 90% humidity (central Illinois). Nice!

Minesajackdaniels

Minesajackdaniels wrote: »

Was going to say, how hot are we calling 'hot' here?

Max 25 degrees today.

The Sweeper

But what are your night time temps like atm?

Chunkylover

doesnt affect me at all, I sweat like a who-are and eventually roll over to the girlfriends side cause she, well doesnt sweat like a who-are and wake her up and by the time she gets me back on to my own side the sheets are cold again

Minesajackdaniels

Minesajackdaniels wrote: »

But what are your night time temps like atm?

Max 14. Yes the OP is raving.

uprising

I never sleep anyway

We had 1 (one) nice day yesterday, it was ok, not HOT and already there are people complaining, as I was enjoying the rare nice weather yesterday I encountered a number of people complaining that it was too hot, the same people who complain its too cold, too wet etc.
Irish people should enjoy it while we have it, it doesnt last too long anyway...

BraziliaNZ

holy christ, too hot to sleep... What are you sleeping under, 4 duvets or something? Are you sure you switched the electric blanket off when winter was over? It must have been 12 or 13c last night, hardly feckin' saharan stuff is it? Ridiculous thread...

The Sweeper

I can safely say I am sleep affected when it's 35 degrees during the day and drops down to no lower than 24 degrees at night. When the humidity in that weather is 80% and the sweat films on your whole body like an oil slick, occasionally tickling if it makes a droplet that'll trickle downwards, and you spend your days wearing a vest and shorts.

There's only two things to do in that weather at night: drink neat bourbon over ice and go to sleep naked with the ceiling fan on full and an egyptian cotton sheet handy to pull over yourself when it finally cools down a little towards dawn.

You adjust to hotter climates very quickly. I wear a jacket at anything under 21 degrees these days.

BraziliaNZ

Minesajackdaniels wrote: »

drink neat bourbon...

Ugh you've been in Australia too long if you would take that "drink" over a nice Scotch or even Irish Whiskey

Gummy Panda

Minesajackdaniels wrote: »

There's only two things to do in that weather at night: drink neat bourbon over ice

Think I'll buy a bottle of Jim Bean on the way home from work today.

Fajitas!

No

I don't mind the heat, it's just early sunrise. I need some pretty hefty curtains or I'll wake up with sunrise... which, when it's earlier than 5, is a pain in the arse.

Dravokivich

I never sleep anyway

made no difference to me... I always have problems sleeping....

- Drav!

spoofilyj

No

I living in Abu-Dhabi at the moment and find it hard to sleep with the A/C on as I get dehydrated during the night but also cant open the window as the out door temp at night is still around 38 degrees! So my solution has been to turn off the A/c get a wet towel and place it on the bed and cuddle into it. Wierd thing is its always bond dry in the morning.