Yep, I've put three large trays, the ones you put under tomato bags. My stream has completely dried out, so I have placed them in there...The poor wee water voles, moles and hedgehogs and birds are using them..
Dogs do not sweat through their paws, no idea where you got that from but dogs "sweat" through their mouths causing evaporative cooling, hence them panting which further helps accelerate the cooling effect.
It's a bit of a mix today. Cloudy now, but this morning was hot. I arrived back last night from Granada Spain, it was 38 to 40 plus and dryer than here. Take care, plenty of water.
Barely a drop in weeks in Essex. Virtually all the normally green spaces are parched very badly. It looks more like California than the east of England.
@@anniejones5204 unionize and go on strike. Call in sick, whatever. A paycheck is never worth your life. Never. There is always other employment. Even if respecialising is extremely difficult, it has to be better than getting heatstroke and potentially dying.
If anyone has dogs please don't bring for a walk as there pads on there feet can't handle the extreme heat on the foot paths & keep them well hydrated in the shade 👍
Keep those filthy pests at your house all the time. Stop them shitting on public footpaths, & other people's gardens & driveways. Disgusting, dirty, filthy, irresponsible dog owners don't clear up after their filthy animals.
Its important to remember electrolytes, drinking water alone won't keep you hydrated. Drinking too much though will cause you to dilute your sodium levels too much and can cause hyponatremia which is just as bad. Shade is your friend.
If you can, put shades on the OUTSIDE of your windows. This blocks 80% of heat gain, but curtains and blinds only stop 30%. Tape old sheets or newspaper to the outside of any windows which let Sun in.
I know.. all my pets are down stairs in one room that me and my parenter have adapted into the "cool" room we have 6 different pets that all require different things but the temperature 🌡 is the same the only pets that haven't been moved are the geckos 😂 they are loving life right basking in the heat 😂. But the chinchilla, bunny and hamsters are loving the cool room with the portable air conditioning unit we got last year. Nearly lost poor Tom the chinchilla to last years heat wave so when we could we snagged one off of Facebook market place. They really should mention about pets.. i saw a couple at pub sat in the sun with a very long hair floofy dog no water... and it was 30° the dog was doing everything it could to get into the shade... i asked the bar man if he could take a bowl of water to the dog and he did. The couple didn't seem too impressed tho.. that dog should have stayed home 😞
@@kirmetthe96 Well done for saying something you probably saved that poor dog!. As soon as temp gets to 19°C it's a no no for walkies and never in the midday sun. It's utterly irresponsible...in fact it's animal cruelty and the couple should be ashamed! It's makes me crazy 😡
Except if you live in a bungalow at ground level. Rather be hot than have my house open to anyone during the night. Remember security is still a problem, burglars don’t make allowances for heatwaves 😂
This is unprecedented. To all the idiots saying ‘oh snowflake Britain, this used to be called nice weather’ etc….there is a huge difference between 30c and 40c. It’s never been this hot, ever. Once the air temperature gets above your body temperature, the health risks are massively increased. Not to mention infrastructure/potential power issues. In a country with limited AC and homes insulated to keep warm, it’s a very dangerous mix to have for 2 days straight.
@@glennpowell3444 It makes no difference how you phrase it. 25% hotter than 30 degrees is 37.5 degrees, not 40 degrees. I think the author is looking at the percentage difference after they made the calculation rather than before: 10 degrees warmer than 30 degrees is 25% of 40 degrees.
@@glennpowell3444 If you do it like that, 40 degrees would be 33% hotter (40/30-1). If that's the case, then how many times hotter is 5 degrees than -5 degrees? By your logic, 5 degrees is -200% hotter than -5, which makes no sense.
So I guess most people will go to the beach 🤣🤣🤣 I'll be at home in the dark with a fan with a lot of water and maybe taking some showers with my clothes on !
As a Texan it should not get to where it is in Texas it should not be 100° Fahrenheit or 40° Celsius for you civilized folks. I swear right now the apocalypse is coming
Ha ha - thank you VERY much TH-cam, this is a year ago, we're just getting to the end of a week of 30 degree heat and I was looking forward to some low 20's then my heart sank when I clicked on this without properly reading the title 😅
Gosh I saw these high temperatures on Ventusky a few days ago and warned my Dad in the UK. Ive been watching these and for a little while I thought the temperatures were exagerated on Ventusky. NOPE. Stay safe all. x
I like excellent weather as much as the next citizen but extreme temperatures are birds of an entirely different plumage. I hope the heat won't affect my breathing as I have sarcoidosis.
Are people going to start listening now? This isn't a game anymore, I'm sick & tired of seeing people saying, "oh this is summer" "oh I love the heat" "what are we all panicking about" "why are weather presenters being so catastrophic" Well this is why the UK 'IS NOT' built for these extreme temperatures, to be talking of 40c & 25c at night is incredible, the worlds leaders need to wake up and slow climate change down, otherwise this planet won't survive!!
I remember that summer heatwave, lasted for weeks, personally I love the heat an look forward to summer every year, to me it was the best summer to date.
I'm taking in all the advice from the met office about the danger to life from the coming heatwave but wasn't advised about the central heating,should I turn it down or even off??? 😜
One thing to be aware off, Wet bulb readings will make carrying out physical exercise extremely dangerous. For those running, 0500 at a low intensity, after 0800 till late at night, forget it. Will be the humidity that does you in.
@@worthykev Unless you live on the coast & have all that water just itching to turn into water-vapor. Instant humidity off the charts or at least trying to head that way.
Anyone know how to care for a cat in the heat ? All i can think of is to make sure he has cold fresh water. Anyone have any more advice for me / others ?
Living in Australia, now you know how we have summer, 48 degrees in 2020, 2018, 2019, plus a week and a half of 35s in 2012! Eat watery fruits and veggies, salads. Eat as healthy as possible, to beat the heat. Sun screen is ok but cover up. Skin cancer kills here in Australia! But right now in Victoria Australia it's cold and 10 degrees, something were not really used too. UK people are very strong. Hold on, because I pray much cooler, raining weather on the way for you. If it gets very hot in the evening, have a ice cold shower before bed, use wet towels, clothes to lie in bed. Keep fresh water out for pets, shower them too! Keep fresh water for dogs, other pets in the cafes, restaurants, too.
I hate to break it to you guys but this is by no means normal. I hope now everyone can see the true effects of global warming and climate change. We have to do something. I just did my engineering dissertation on this as a masters student and as a person aspiring to be a sustainability mechanical design engineer, many of us in generation Z have a lot cut out for us in the coming future.
This is NOT "global warming". You seriously can't use that twisted term that was thrown away years ago for 2 days out of the year. Dont you know its now the all encompassing "Climate change". Feeling sad that the youth of today like you are just so easily brainwashed.
Summer! Following the projected 2-day National Emergency (covering only part of the UK), the 10-day forecast indicates temperatures down to a daily average of around 25C, or 77F. The area depicted on the weather map includes some major cities, so it is highly likely that the 'heat island' effect -- which increases as the cities grow larger -- has something to do with the increasing temperatures. It was noted as far back as the 1760s (yes, 1760s) that London was becoming a little warmer year on year.
That is dangerously unbearable heat. Walking a hundred yards will leave you soaked with sweat. 10 minutes outdoors in swim wear you will burn badly. Nights very difficult to sleep. Apart from that.....
On bbc weather it says on London Heathrow airport it could be 40C-41C so London Heathrow may have the highest temperature i predict the hottest Scottish temperature was 32.7C
BBC are usually 1 or 2c lower the Heathrow Northolt suburbs have more of an urban heat island effect so expect them to be at least 42c, shame the metoffice doesn't have weather stations there just at the airports which are cooler.
@@simontay4851 possibly but Dubai airport sees 40c everyday in summer pretty much though I think they don't have flights taking off and landing during the hottest times
I can see people going on their Summer holidays to Orkney, Shetland, Iceland and Lapland (Norway/Sweden/Finland) in a couple of decades time if this extreme heat becomes normal in our summer rather than going to Spain and Portugal to escape the hot weather. It will probably be much more affordable to go to places like Iceland as its climate will become more temperate and they will be able to produce more of their own food but the downside to this their beautiful glaciers will be disappearing!!!
@@stephensnell5707 100s be boarding a plane with their masks on to stay in sunny spain for a week 99% of them come back to uk looking like strawberries! whats the difference? its 30c all year long in maldives temp never drops thats considered a luxuarious holiday people spend £1000s to visit there, id much prefer a holiday in Antartica but thats me. then you got sunbed addicts volenteraly laying on UV lights for hours per day just to get a tan which they been doing for decades. as much as i hate heat i still find this a silly thing to be alarmed about.
Much do I not mind the hot sun it’s just the humidity here in uk is so bad sat here in hull 25c here at 2am and tommorow Tuesday is now going to be 42c!!
@@gharker55 Then you will be surprised to know that the UK and Spain are not the same and both have differing climates with different average temperatures.
This was the last Summer we had,Was not as hot as 2018 Summer,Still hot enough,That more likely was the second hottest Summer on Record,I remember one day in 2022,Hottest day was 64 degrees,I went out in it for a little while,Just find out how it feels being in hot weather like that,Felt like being in a massive oven,Keept in the shade,Had plenty of iced cold drinks as well,Then went back home again
no heatwave in sw scotland...stranraer...dumfries and galloway.....sorry..its not hot here....cool and windy..it is really not going to be warm here...maybe 22c max..sat, sun, mon...very cool northerly wind.....sorry guys.... its just cool .!?
Take a couple of mins to put a bowl of water out for the birds please folks🙂
And the hedgehogs!
Bless your heart 🙏
For all wildlife. Bless you for this comment 🙏 xx
I own a talking dog
Yep, I've put three large trays, the ones you put under tomato bags. My stream has completely dried out, so I have placed them in there...The poor wee water voles, moles and hedgehogs and birds are using them..
Don’t forget to take care of animals. Especially dogs, who can’t sweat except through their paws.
Yup I am probably going to keep my cats inside early next week. Otherwise I'll be worried about them overheating.
@@BeepOW They may well be cooler outside under a bush than indoors where heat may build up. I would let them choose.
So , Prince Andrew is a dog ?.
Dogs do not sweat through their paws, no idea where you got that from but dogs "sweat" through their mouths causing evaporative cooling, hence them panting which further helps accelerate the cooling effect.
I own a talking dog.
It's a bit of a mix today. Cloudy now, but this morning was hot. I arrived back last night from Granada Spain, it was 38 to 40 plus and dryer than here. Take care, plenty of water.
Barely a drop in weeks in Essex. Virtually all the normally green spaces are parched very badly. It looks more like California than the east of England.
The duration of the hot spell this time is relatively short. Stay inside, keep hydrated, and remember to put your chocolate supplies in the fridge.
I like my chocolate melted
Stay inside?? I have to work in a hot factory, with machines that kick out 220 degrees, I wonder if that's allowed by law?
@@anniejones5204 unionize and go on strike. Call in sick, whatever. A paycheck is never worth your life. Never. There is always other employment. Even if respecialising is extremely difficult, it has to be better than getting heatstroke and potentially dying.
@@Xenon777_ you like black men?
Ah yes, must not forget about the chocolate. Ill be sure to put that first before the Wife and Kids.
If anyone has dogs please don't bring for a walk as there pads on there feet can't handle the extreme heat on the foot paths & keep them well hydrated in the shade 👍
Keep those filthy pests at your house all the time. Stop them shitting on public footpaths, & other people's gardens & driveways. Disgusting, dirty, filthy, irresponsible dog owners don't clear up after their filthy animals.
Yes, & NEVER, EVER leave them in a car!!! Even at “normal” temperatures! Even walking on grass, it will be too hot. Dogs could die.
@@frenzyviz6296 This advice also applies to husbands and boyfriends.
I own a talking dog.
Absolutely right! I’m in the US and the asphalt roads get hot as a stove top!!
If you still like the old Fahrenheit scale, 40 degrees C converts to 104 degrees F
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A 'rough' way is,.. from C to F: Double it and add 30,.. so,. 24C = 48C + 30 = 78F. So, 40C (80C) + 30 = 120F.
Well that's completely off. Besides, 80+30 is 110 lol.
At higher temperatures the double it and add gets a bit 'wonky' . Bl👀dy hot,anyroad. Cool cave?
@@SceneArtisan 40c is 104f thankyou.
Take care of pets.
Its important to remember electrolytes, drinking water alone won't keep you hydrated. Drinking too much though will cause you to dilute your sodium levels too much and can cause hyponatremia which is just as bad. Shade is your friend.
Don't we get electrolytes from food also?
If you can, put shades on the OUTSIDE of your windows. This blocks 80% of heat gain, but curtains and blinds only stop 30%. Tape old sheets or newspaper to the outside of any windows which let Sun in.
I own a talking dog.
Do not walk your dog
No mention of pets or wildlife 😡
I know.. all my pets are down stairs in one room that me and my parenter have adapted into the "cool" room we have 6 different pets that all require different things but the temperature 🌡 is the same the only pets that haven't been moved are the geckos 😂 they are loving life right basking in the heat 😂. But the chinchilla, bunny and hamsters are loving the cool room with the portable air conditioning unit we got last year. Nearly lost poor Tom the chinchilla to last years heat wave so when we could we snagged one off of Facebook market place. They really should mention about pets.. i saw a couple at pub sat in the sun with a very long hair floofy dog no water... and it was 30° the dog was doing everything it could to get into the shade... i asked the bar man if he could take a bowl of water to the dog and he did. The couple didn't seem too impressed tho.. that dog should have stayed home 😞
@@kirmetthe96 Well done for saying something you probably saved that poor dog!. As soon as temp gets to 19°C it's a no no for walkies and never in the midday sun. It's utterly irresponsible...in fact it's animal cruelty and the couple should be ashamed! It's makes me crazy 😡
Thank you. Windows closed by day open at night keep my curtains close through the day and drink lots of water. Got it 👍🏻🙏🏻
Except if you live in a bungalow at ground level. Rather be hot than have my house open to anyone during the night. Remember security is still a problem, burglars don’t make allowances for heatwaves 😂
Thanks doc
@@marknichols554 Thank you… but I live really rural, I think deer are more of a problem for me 😂😂😂
@@peternagy-im4be your welcome 🙏🏻 😉
God I hope this will not happen this year. 40 Celcius was awful without air conditioning.
Already predicting 1.5`¢ hotter this year
This is unprecedented. To all the idiots saying ‘oh snowflake Britain, this used to be called nice weather’ etc….there is a huge difference between 30c and 40c. It’s never been this hot, ever. Once the air temperature gets above your body temperature, the health risks are massively increased. Not to mention infrastructure/potential power issues. In a country with limited AC and homes insulated to keep warm, it’s a very dangerous mix to have for 2 days straight.
@@glennpowell3444 How is 40 degrees 25% hotter than 30?
@@glennpowell3444 It makes no difference how you phrase it. 25% hotter than 30 degrees is 37.5 degrees, not 40 degrees. I think the author is looking at the percentage difference after they made the calculation rather than before: 10 degrees warmer than 30 degrees is 25% of 40 degrees.
@@glennpowell3444 If you do it like that, 40 degrees would be 33% hotter (40/30-1). If that's the case, then how many times hotter is 5 degrees than -5 degrees? By your logic, 5 degrees is -200% hotter than -5, which makes no sense.
Tip to all. Put tinfoil on all your windows. Thank me later.
So it's gonna be "scorchio!"
in the word's of the adorable Ms carol Kirkwood ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
So I guess most people will go to the beach 🤣🤣🤣
I'll be at home in the dark with a fan with a lot of water and maybe taking some showers with my clothes on !
Me too lol draw the curtains fans on 🥵🥵😄😄
and i have to go to school in this extreme heat
@@TheChopmama it may get cancelled 🤞
I’ll be doing the same!
& yet you'll still get the runners out in 40 degrees & collapsing wanting a ambulance! 😁
Very many thanks indeed for this live video Aidan, so much great information. Keep safe!
For those of us without fancy fridgefreezers, start making your ice from now.
I'm worried I'm panicking how can I calm down
Keep curtains closed . Use a fan. Drink water.
Keep the fan on, wear short sleeved trousers and shirt, keep the fridge cool and don't go outside for long, also wear sunscream
ok i want Winter Now
Winter is coming!
i just want the temperatures to be normal like 20 degrees
In Victoria it's 10 degrees, I want my summer now. It's too cold and wet here in Australia!
As a Texan it should not get to where it is in Texas it should not be 100° Fahrenheit or 40° Celsius for you civilized folks. I swear right now the apocalypse is coming
Ha ha - thank you VERY much TH-cam, this is a year ago, we're just getting to the end of a week of 30 degree heat and I was looking forward to some low 20's then my heart sank when I clicked on this without properly reading the title 😅
What's wrong with the people onlins who comment it's 22 degrees here, what are they on about 40 for, the forecast is for Monday and Tuesday, not today
Gosh I saw these high temperatures on Ventusky a few days ago and warned my Dad in the UK. Ive been watching these and for a little while I thought the temperatures were exagerated on Ventusky. NOPE. Stay safe all. x
Thank you 😊
Keep your curtains or blinds closed in the day so your rooms and furniture DON'T soak up the heat , lovely and cool 👍🏼
But it’s could set curtains on fire and melts blinds down
This is now a reason to hate living in the middle of London honestly :(
Get on a train and stay in the country with us Alex 😀👍
praying for you ! xx
it makes me feel poorly at 80degrees farenheight. im DREADING this.
Stay safe and remember to keep the vulnerable including animals safe
I like excellent weather as much as the next citizen but extreme temperatures are birds of an entirely different plumage. I hope the heat won't affect my breathing as I have sarcoidosis.
You still alive? Today's heat almost killed me off and I'm healthy
@@iTHINKnothing1234 I think I'm still alive! But I don't go out anyway. Take care, mate.
Are people going to start listening now? This isn't a game anymore, I'm sick & tired of seeing people saying, "oh this is summer" "oh I love the heat" "what are we all panicking about" "why are weather presenters being so catastrophic" Well this is why the UK 'IS NOT' built for these extreme temperatures, to be talking of 40c & 25c at night is incredible, the worlds leaders need to wake up and slow climate change down, otherwise this planet won't survive!!
The planet will survive but we won’t. Our days are numbered.
@@DM-fc4ul I just hope that Earth's temperature doesn't get so high that the increase is self-perpetuating and prevents ANY life rising again.
You are right, and unfortunately some still remain in denial. Not for long though. As a world, we really need to reach net zero ASAP.
These temp values don't correlate with today's (Saturday) forecast on their website. Now showing as 37 max.
Update:
39 forecast for Tuesday. North Cambs and South Lincs area
France, the Netherlands, Belgium, and germany also had a heatwave in the northern part
Around 2017 or 18 I photographed the outdoor thermometer in Cornwall clocking 40, it was so hot that the digital screen got damaged!
Was that in the sunlight or in the shade? Remember that forecasted temperatures are in the shade.
I remember that summer heatwave, lasted for weeks, personally I love the heat an look forward to summer every year, to me it was the best summer to date.
@@adamknight7041 def in the sun, Cornwall rarely gets hotter than London
I'm taking in all the advice from the met office about the danger to life from the coming heatwave but wasn't advised about the central heating,should I turn it down or even off??? 😜
🤣🤣
The gritters Will be out, the roads will be melting they'll have to spread sand
I’m wearing a coat… Yorkshire….🥶
Take care of your pets
Almost feels like that scenario video you made has come true to an extent.
Dreading it.!!!!
One thing to be aware off, Wet bulb readings will make carrying out physical exercise extremely dangerous. For those running, 0500 at a low intensity, after 0800 till late at night, forget it. Will be the humidity that does you in.
not taking anything away from your advice,humidity is forecast to be very low. it's a very dry airmass.
@@worthykev Unless you live on the coast & have all that water just itching to turn into water-vapor. Instant humidity off the charts or at least trying to head that way.
Where's the gormless excitment over comparisons with other hot places?
🛀 sleep in the bath, shower on is optional
spare a thought for people like your bin men, if possible leave bottles of water out for them !
Bin day here is on Thursday, when it should be back to comfortable temperatures
Anyone know how to care for a cat in the heat ? All i can think of is to make sure he has cold fresh water. Anyone have any more advice for me / others ?
Put the cat in the fridge until the heatwave passes.
@Dollie Thanks Dollie
@@as680783 Maybe check on him/her every 20 minutes or sit by fridge
Keep drinking not only beer
Stay home, protect the NHS 😂
Living in Australia, now you know how we have summer, 48 degrees in 2020, 2018, 2019, plus a week and a half of 35s in 2012!
Eat watery fruits and veggies, salads. Eat as healthy as possible, to beat the heat.
Sun screen is ok but cover up.
Skin cancer kills here in Australia!
But right now in Victoria Australia it's cold and 10 degrees, something were not really used too.
UK people are very strong.
Hold on, because I pray much cooler, raining weather on the way for you.
If it gets very hot in the evening, have a ice cold shower before bed, use wet towels, clothes to lie in bed.
Keep fresh water out for pets, shower them too!
Keep fresh water for dogs, other pets in the cafes, restaurants, too.
I'm glad i don't live in Australia but not for that reason.
I hate to break it to you guys but this is by no means normal. I hope now everyone can see the true effects of global warming and climate change. We have to do something. I just did my engineering dissertation on this as a masters student and as a person aspiring to be a sustainability mechanical design engineer, many of us in generation Z have a lot cut out for us in the coming future.
🥱🥱
Nope. You're chatting BISH! m8.
This is NOT "global warming". You seriously can't use that twisted term that was thrown away years ago for 2 days out of the year. Dont you know its now the all encompassing "Climate change". Feeling sad that the youth of today like you are just so easily brainwashed.
Climate change will be the least of your worries if we even have a future
Schools across my area are close because of the heat
Wow I'm watching this from Florida and what is going on over there??
Summer! Following the projected 2-day National Emergency (covering only part of the UK), the 10-day forecast indicates temperatures down to a daily average of around 25C, or 77F. The area depicted on the weather map includes some major cities, so it is highly likely that the 'heat island' effect -- which increases as the cities grow larger -- has something to do with the increasing temperatures. It was noted as far back as the 1760s (yes, 1760s) that London was becoming a little warmer year on year.
Keep an on your neighbour especially the older neighbours . Look after your pets . Be safe 😃
Roll on the first frosts. 😆
That is dangerously unbearable heat. Walking a hundred yards will leave you soaked with sweat. 10 minutes outdoors in swim wear you will burn badly. Nights very difficult to sleep. Apart from that.....
Hotwater bottle in the freezer then in your bed to keep cooler 🤔
and pillow in the freezer
just sleep in the freezer😁
Now im wondering if then blue cooler ice packs in front of a fan, but would it work? 🤔
Bro its so hot here in Birmingham lol im litterly dying my mom kept me of school and i was well chuffed
On bbc weather it says on London Heathrow airport it could be 40C-41C so London Heathrow may have the highest temperature i predict the hottest Scottish temperature was 32.7C
BBC are usually 1 or 2c lower the Heathrow Northolt suburbs have more of an urban heat island effect so expect them to be at least 42c, shame the metoffice doesn't have weather stations there just at the airports which are cooler.
@@simontay4851 possibly but Dubai airport sees 40c everyday in summer pretty much though I think they don't have flights taking off and landing during the hottest times
I hate to be living in Cambridgeshire right now...
*raises hand* Hi
@@LittleLoz ello ello
Are their any welders here? I regularly work in much higher temperatures in enclosed spaces, suited up in heavy burning gear....
I can see people going on their Summer holidays to Orkney, Shetland, Iceland and Lapland (Norway/Sweden/Finland) in a couple of decades time if this extreme heat becomes normal in our summer rather than going to Spain and Portugal to escape the hot weather. It will probably be much more affordable to go to places like Iceland as its climate will become more temperate and they will be able to produce more of their own food but the downside to this their beautiful glaciers will be disappearing!!!
Calm down! im not a fan of the heat but think your taking things abit too far no need to get so carried away
@@stephensnell5707 100s be boarding a plane with their masks on to stay in sunny spain for a week 99% of them come back to uk looking like strawberries! whats the difference? its 30c all year long in maldives temp never drops thats considered a luxuarious holiday people spend £1000s to visit there, id much prefer a holiday in Antartica but thats me. then you got sunbed addicts volenteraly laying on UV lights for hours per day just to get a tan which they been doing for decades. as much as i hate heat i still find this a silly thing to be alarmed about.
Much do I not mind the hot sun it’s just the humidity here in uk is so bad sat here in hull 25c here at 2am and tommorow Tuesday is now going to be 42c!!
Also you can call it Heat or Sun Warning
Wow that's insane safe safe people
I remember it burning the tar mark and it dripping off the roofs
Thank you, Aidan
I will be thinking how much money i will be saving by not having my heating on and getting ripped off by energy companies
True, but in that place you'll be using your fans/aircon
Absolutely nothing to worry about at all, the Spanish deal with this every day in summer heatwaves
And they’re currently having an excess of wild fires.
They are more used to higher temperatures.
@@Twilight.xchange the Spanish call that outside bbq season
@@gharker55 Then you will be surprised to know that the UK and Spain are not the same and both have differing climates with different average temperatures.
@@gharker55 no… no they dont.
Im scared
Why
@@marxman300 40 degrees is unprecidented
I have to go driving and delivering in this heat 😂😂 next week is gonna be fun maybe I will sweat a few pounds of weight off
why isn't Liverpool on the map?
two days of heat and the country goes to pieces
Extreme heat
Well, duh. The UK isn't used to this type of extreme heat
@Waifu baby no ened to be so rude abt it
@@nerd3784 I wasn't being rude. Look at the guy who said we're overreacting. You view anything as rude, wouldn't you?🙄
Stay at home? 🤣🫶
Hope we don't survive this heat wave
Two occasions when it’s free parking on the monopoly board and traffic wardens are gone 1) torrential rain and 2) When it’s a heatwave
Daily base whether in u.k.....temperature in environment.....
Not in Aberdeen it's freezing here!
27C
Excellent I can't wait!
What?! Its bad!!!
This was the last Summer we had,Was not as hot as 2018 Summer,Still hot enough,That more likely was the second hottest Summer on Record,I remember one day in 2022,Hottest day was 64 degrees,I went out in it for a little while,Just find out how it feels being in hot weather like that,Felt like being in a massive oven,Keept in the shade,Had plenty of iced cold drinks as well,Then went back home again
Tip to all. Put tinfoil on all your windows. Thank me later.
Tuesday 19th at home I'm buinv
only few days long would be crazy if it was 2-4 weeks long
Well I have no school Monday and Tuesday next week ago
From someone that lives 40c + in Australia, enjoy.
But please don't lock kids and pets in car..
Can result in death.
Howay a thunderstorm is due surely
It's hotter in Asian countries they can cope, used to it, and in Africa and US , but many hot summer in Europe before it will elapse. Get use to it.
I blame the paciffic for this heat in July in America. Here in the east tempratures are rising in 90s
St. Heliler at 34c + the whole time
OMG
Temperature here MIdlands today 27c. 5 below forecast.
They're talking about next week... listening is hard i know
Crikey, my classroom is hideous on a normal summer day… this is going to be grim.
after the major heat might come a massive thunderstorm
I love this type of weather
It's summer 😎
It the normal temperature in the summer why they informed it like it shall be volcano
Its not the normal temp
Bring it on 🥳🥳🥳
Wow!
Floods next then,..
no heatwave in sw scotland...stranraer...dumfries and galloway.....sorry..its not hot here....cool and windy..it is really not going to be warm here...maybe 22c max..sat, sun, mon...very cool northerly wind.....sorry guys.... its just cool .!?
your very lucky
at last bangkok temparatures fr uk