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over a year ago
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I'm not feeling hot, even though it's slightly warm in my living room. Although I love the sun, I'm a bit concerned about heading to work tomorrow on the bus. Feel like pulling a sickie   |
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"It's 24C outside right now (10pm London). 29C inside on the top floor.
Wait till it hits 39/40C outside and then tell us if it's still bearable  "
It's not due to get that high here, I feel for you. But you can mitigate it a bit. |
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"It's not due to get that high here, I feel for you. But you can mitigate it a bit. "
Only by hollowing out the freezer and getting in it.
I wonder how much of people's fuel payment is going to be eaten up by using fans 24/7 these next few days? |
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"It's not due to get that high here, I feel for you. But you can mitigate it a bit.
Only by hollowing out the freezer and getting in it.
I wonder how much of people's fuel payment is going to be eaten up by using fans 24/7 these next few days?"
I've posted quite a lot about how to manage warm weather. Fans are only one part of it. (I'm only running my fans at night) |
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"I've posted quite a lot about how to manage warm weather. Fans are only one part of it. (I'm only running my fans at night)"
It's not just the temperature it's the change in the air. It's much denser, even now, even with the fan on. Got a feeling there's going to be a lot of hospitalisations in the next couple of days, esp heart patients and asthmatics. I have asthma, quite mild, but even I've started wheezing now.
Roll on Wednesday. |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
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"I'm not sweating either. It's perfectly bearable. My car really wasn't though earlier.
Wait till tomorrow suppose to be 30 here 2mos and at a course in a ware house all day "
Make sure you drink plenty |
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"I've posted quite a lot about how to manage warm weather. Fans are only one part of it. (I'm only running my fans at night)
It's not just the temperature it's the change in the air. It's much denser, even now, even with the fan on. Got a feeling there's going to be a lot of hospitalisations in the next couple of days, esp heart patients and asthmatics. I have asthma, quite mild, but even I've started wheezing now.
Roll on Wednesday. "
Yes. I'm Australian, I'm used to high temperatures, and I'm taking defensive measures to manage. I suspect I'll do better than most because of life experience, but it's why I've said so much on the topic in the last couple of days. Hoping to help a bit. |
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