Damned heat

mansize · 30-05-2016 11:50pm #1

Can't sleep

Notavirus.exe · 30-05-2016 11:55pm

Open a window?

lc180 · 30-05-2016 11:57pm

OP I was the same after watching it, Pacino was top notch. Solid film.

mansize · 31-05-2016 12:09am

Windows are open

Notavirus.exe · 31-05-2016 12:11am

mansize wrote: »

Windows are open

Are your radiators on full blast or something?

The Backwards Man · 31-05-2016 12:13am

It's only 10C!

Imagine living in a hot country!

Junkyard Tom · 31-05-2016 12:15am

There's a very simple solution to this. Rob a bank and move to Svalbard.

Strumms · 31-05-2016 12:17am

starting **** threads will make you cooler ? No OP.. no.. not in any sense

MEGA BRO WOLF 5000 · 31-05-2016 12:18am

Zomg 10 degrees. You poor thing.

hatrickpatrick · 31-05-2016 12:23am

Irish people in a nutshell:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zakdzo09E3s

FizzleSticks · 31-05-2016 12:53am

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Tipperary Fairy · 31-05-2016 12:56am

Back in March, we had a night where it was 29°, a record for a March night apparently. Window open, fan on, door open, nude (which is an uncomfortable thing to have to do in a hostel) and no blankets. Try sleeping in that.

Fleawuss · 31-05-2016 1:07am

Christ the itch from the wool underpants these days

KungPao · 31-05-2016 2:00am

Not hot enough...i want more.

KungPao · 31-05-2016 2:03am

Tipperary Fairy wrote: »

Back in March, we had a night where it was 29°, a record for a March night apparently. Window open, fan on, door open, nude (which is an uncomfortable thing to have to do in a hostel) and no blankets. Try sleeping in that.

I take it that wasnt in tipperary?

Ruu · 31-05-2016 2:06am

Light a fire.

FISMA. · 31-05-2016 2:17am

Notavirus.exe wrote: »

Open a window?

Open two windows - Bernoulli effect + evaporation/cooling process = best you can do for free.

ceadaoin. · 31-05-2016 3:02am

Just checked the weather for Dublin, it's 9 degrees. Sure that's a winters day temp, how is it too hot to sleep?!

It's 8pm where I am and still 33C

Tipperary Fairy · 31-05-2016 3:05am

KungPao wrote: »

I take it that wasnt in tipperary?

You take it rightly. This was melbourne

Esel · 31-05-2016 3:49am

mansize wrote: »

Can't sleep

It's a start, but not a novel yet.

Canis Lupus · 31-05-2016 3:59am

Winter is finally hitting Brisbane. 22c and I'm wearing a hoodie indoors because I'm chilly

rafatoni · 31-05-2016 5:13am

Tipperary Fairy wrote: »

Back in March, we had a night where it was 29°, a record for a March night apparently. Window open, fan on, door open, nude (which is an uncomfortable thing to have to do in a hostel) and no blankets. Try sleeping in that.

streutttthhh

SuperS54 · 31-05-2016 5:19am

35°C here at the moment but I have lovely aircon, ahhhhhhhhhh.:cool:

The Sidewards Man · 31-05-2016 5:22am

Hard to ride in this heat.

Wibbs · 31-05-2016 6:31am

Lose weight?

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 31-05-2016 7:37am

It was awful warm last night, took my jammies off in my sleep, tossed the covers off, had a window open, had a pillow wall down the middle of the bed to keep him away from me, and still kept waking up feeling a bit over heated. Lovely cold shower this morning though.

murpho999 · 31-05-2016 7:38am

What heat is it that people are talking about?

A comfortable 20 degrees during the day and 10 at night. That is not hot.

kneemos · 31-05-2016 7:47am

The cover had to come off the Duvet,it's lying on the floor like a steaming pile of radioactive waste.Much cooler without it.

Tipperary Fairy · 31-05-2016 9:18am

Canis Lupus wrote: »

Winter is finally hitting Brisbane. 22c and I'm wearing a hoodie indoors because I'm chilly

moving up to brisbane soon, for the heat

Winterlong · 31-05-2016 9:24am

murpho999 wrote: »

What heat is it that people are talking about?

A comfortable 20 degrees during the day and 10 at night. That is not hot.

It really is just about the perfect temperature now for me. And we have no humidity.

I could not be living in a country that gets to above 30degrees with humidity.

I was in Las Vegas years ago and it was touching 50 degrees and was really humid. I have not complained about the heat in ireland since!

Ush1 · 31-05-2016 9:26am

Winterlong wrote: »

It really is just about the perfect temperature now for me. And we have no humidity.

I could not be living in a country that gets to above 30degrees with humidity.

I was in Las Vegas years ago and it was touching 50 degrees and was really humid. I have not complained about the heat in ireland since!

Vegas is crazy hot but Florida in the summer is the most moist place on earth! Place is basically a roasting hot swamp.

Sugarlumps · 31-05-2016 9:54am

Just buy a small fan.

kneemos · 31-05-2016 10:12am

Sugarlumps wrote: »

Just buy a small fan.

A bowl of ice in front of a fan makes pretty effective air conditioning apparently.

JCX BXC · 01-06-2016 12:07am

If this heatwave keeps up and the winds switch to southerly you'll know about it.

How about 15c and high humidity?

Tipperary Fairy · 01-06-2016 12:18am

Ha

Stheno · 01-06-2016 12:19am

I still have the electric blanket on

That said I used work in a country where it was 43 degrees during the day

The Backwards Man · 01-06-2016 12:21am

It's only 12C here, I'm doing press ups in the bed to keep warm

jacksie66 · 01-06-2016 12:26am

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pickarooney · 01-06-2016 4:25am

Winterlong wrote: »

It really is just about the perfect temperature now for me. And we have no humidity.

I could not be living in a country that gets to above 30degrees with humidity.

I was in Las Vegas years ago and it was touching 50 degrees and was really humid. I have not complained about the heat in ireland since!

That famous desert humidity...

Wibbs · 01-06-2016 6:57am

The Backwards Man wrote: »

It's only 12C here, I'm doing press ups in the bed to keep warm

Get a girlfriend and that's called sex.

Murrayboy · 01-06-2016 7:08am

You need one of those fancy dyson fan things

Esel · 01-06-2016 7:22am

Wibbs wrote: »

Get a girlfriend and that's called sex.

Yeah, but you don't have to take the mattress out to dinner.

01-06-2016 7:33am

Apparently, it takes people about 3 weeks to adapt to heat.. I used to be dying if it was 20c but now, I'm fairly grand at 35c. 40c is taking the piss though.

Humidity is really important though and I'm a believer in the "Real Feel" Index. Where I am, it's 37c or real feel 47c. All of that stuff I have to do can wait until after the summer.

irishguitarlad · 01-06-2016 7:55am

Met herself the last day around 5 o clock, jesus christ the ****ing heat, there is a reason the spanish are indoors at that time.

Dr Crayfish · 01-06-2016 9:43am

I was actually cold cycling to work this morning, and there was a dude walking around Fairview Park with his top off in a pair of shorts. It was freezing!
The worst I've experienced was in Perth, Australia. It was 35c at midnight. Lying in the bedroom was like being in a hot sauna. Impossible to sleep unless you were drunk!

Tazio · 01-06-2016 9:49am

mansize wrote: »

Windows are open

Ok open DOS prompt now and go to c:\temp and see if problem is in there.

(sorry- I'd ban me if I could for that one)

01-06-2016 9:57am

Dr Crayfish wrote: »

The worst I've experienced was in Perth, Australia. It was 35c at midnight. Lying in the bedroom was like being in a hot sauna. Impossible to sleep unless you were drunk!

AC at around 27 does the trick for me.. Were you using one?