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**Freeptube** · 03-07-2009, 01:39 PM

Who can honestly cope with 45C? I can cope with walking from my air conditioned house to my air conditioned truck and from there to my air conditioned office but who wants to spend extended periods outside in 30C+ unless they are doing anything more than hangin out at the pool? It's consistently over 30C here for about 6 months of the year and believe me you soon wish it were autumn already. 33C with British humidity would suck a lot worse though

I the summer where its almost always above 30C even at night (normally sleep in boxes and without sheets and still sweat) I spend most of my time outside and not in an air conditioned room. Hell hardly anyone has air conditioning in Newcastle.

But I suppose everyones right, if your not used to certain temperatures it can kinda suck. Here temperatures very a LOT and I mean one day it can be 10C the next it will be 35C. Some days you wish it was fricken hot, others you wish it was fricken cold. I guess England has a more stable temperature then we do.

And don't know about humidity there but here its normally around 60%+

03-07-2009, 01:39 PM	#12
Freeptube Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 589 Senior Member	Who can honestly cope with 45C? I can cope with walking from my air conditioned house to my air conditioned truck and from there to my air conditioned office but who wants to spend extended periods outside in 30C+ unless they are doing anything more than hangin out at the pool? It's consistently over 30C here for about 6 months of the year and believe me you soon wish it were autumn already. 33C with British humidity would suck a lot worse though I the summer where its almost always above 30C even at night (normally sleep in boxes and without sheets and still sweat) I spend most of my time outside and not in an air conditioned room. Hell hardly anyone has air conditioning in Newcastle. But I suppose everyones right, if your not used to certain temperatures it can kinda suck. Here temperatures very a LOT and I mean one day it can be 10C the next it will be 35C. Some days you wish it was fricken hot, others you wish it was fricken cold. I guess England has a more stable temperature then we do. And don't know about humidity there but here its normally around 60%+
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