Weather around the world

[Edweis]

In France they even reported the end of middle school's exam, the Brevet. It's funny how every year they go into emergency while in fact cold kills twice more than heat.
(Okay, the 2003 heatwave and its 20000 death in France may have traumatized them)

Needless to say, I was glad I was in the mountains these past three days, with 80 km/h gusts of wind at least I didn't melt.

 

[Ausesken]

Officially my city recorded the highest temperature of all Spain today: 43,9ºC.

 

[Stargazer]

We haven't been hit with a heathwave in the north of Sweden so far *knocks on wood*. The past few days we've been hovering around 16-18ºC, sometimes overcast, sometimes sunshine. But quite humid (and barely any wind), so the air feels warmer and stickier than what it actually is. The coming ten days seem to be quite pleasantly cool, so crossing all fingers the forecast comes true.

Last summer's heatwave was the worst I'd ever experienced. Not due to the temperatures we got (I've experienced worse), but because of how long it lasted. Day after day the exact same hot temperatures and sunshine with absolutely no break from it all and it lasted for a month and a half. It was honestly anxiety inducing. We're not used to that static, never-ending, never-changing hot weather and our houses and buildings aren't built for it. They're mostly built to trap heat in with triple-glazed windows and virtually no AC to speak of.

 

[MyHeartIsYours]

Here there has been no heatwave (there has been in other parts of the country), though several warm days in the low to mid-20'sºC. I think mid-20's is the best temperature for summer, the only problem with the warm/hot weather is the hay fever About 30ºC (as we had last year) is nice if you are just relaxing, but I don't think I'd like it hotter than that... I cannot imagine 40+ºC like they've had in France!

 

[Citelis]

We have 40+ºC here too and its almost normal.

 

[Mrvn]

Weather here described with one word: Ew.

 

[DenizESC]

In Turkey I feel so blessed when its 30+C° walking in Antalya along the palm trees and slight breeze entering summer parties gives me all sorts of life.

Then in NL I feel like I"m melting sometimes, its 19C° rains one day, sunny other day each time XD

But def I'm not affected like you Germans and Britts, it even is funny to me sometimes. Embrace the heat y'all and become even sexier

 

[Stargazer]

Umeå
13°C | real feel 13°C
Sunshine and partly cloudy.

Sunrise: 02:38
Sunset: 22:49

It was so lovely and cool today.

 

[Citelis]

We have 40‎°C for days here and looks like that all the summer will be like that.

 

[Gera11]

A massive storm hit Halkidiki, Greece last night. Six people died

 

[Citelis]

I think that the Greek weather is not normal anymore. Maybe the climate change has affected us.

 

[Ausesken]

This is me today doing sport at 10 am:

 

[MyHeartIsYours]

We had a tornado in the city on Friday! It wasn't close to me, but at the time it was happening there was torrential rain like I have never seen before, the roads were like rivers. It took all weekend for my shoes to dry!

Fastforward to today and it was bright sun and 30°C! Supposed to be thunderstorms tonight and the hottest day is expected to be Thursday.

 

[Himan]

Well... You know this country wet and foggy, well. Temperatures surpassed 40 today for the first time since measuring. Which is about 2 more than before yesterday...

 

[MyHeartIsYours]

Today we had 32°C, the "feels like" temperature was 38°C... I normally like hot weather but today was too hot for me

 

[Stargazer]

Umeå
27°C | real feel 27°C
Hot, sunny and humid

Sunrise: 03:30
Sunset: 22:00

We've had nonstop sunshine and around 27 degrees this entire past week and I'm dying here. I don't know how y'all do it, who have this kind of heat (and worse) for months and months or even throughout the whole year. We're not used to it and our houses aren't built for it. I have no AC and there's no window in my small bedroom, so I can't sleep properly at night due to the lingering heat inside.

Luckily it seems like this little heatwave is only for this week. The forecast is already predicting blessed cool temperatures for next week, so I'm praying to all Weather Gods it'll come true.

 

[MyHeartIsYours]

It still has to be confirmed but it looks like Thursday was the hottest day ever recorded in British history - 38.7°C peak in Cambridge! This beats the previous record, 38.5°C in Faversham in 2003.

 

[SaladBreak]

It's raining omg finally

 

[Ausesken]

It's raining omg finally

It's been raining here too I was like:

 

[tomos2019]

It still has to be confirmed but it looks like Thursday was the hottest day ever recorded in British history - 38.7°C peak in Cambridge! This beats the previous record, 38.5°C in Faversham in 2003.

In Cornwall it actually hasn't been that hot, it's just been around 20 degrees or something!