Question for people that live in hot countries

[Wolnir]

Do you actually like it there? it has been 30c / 86F here in the UK for the past couple of days and for me it's unbearable, I'm covered in sweat after just walking to the shop 10 mins away. I do not like the heat at all, it's way too uncomfortable, for me the perfect weather would be where it's not too hot and not too cold, enough to wear a hoodie outside, probably around 15c / 60F.

Imagine living in India, not only is it a complete smelly shit hole, most people don't have air con or fresh running water, fucking broootal.

 

[gymletethnicel]

I came back from Australia a while ago after staying there for 3 months because I could not handle the cold humid Dutch weather, now I am back in NL and cannot stand the hot and humid shitty weather. Meanwhile, Australia was bearable because it is not humid at all. Dry heat is actually fine. Even though it is hot, you just need a good hat and you are fine. Here in Western Europe you just suffocate in sweat.

I realized, humidity is the worst of all. The actual temprature is secondary.

 

[FromOuterVenus]

Here in Turkey, i never checked Degree but i must say it's interesting i am not affected by Heat unlike British internet users, despite them being in a colder climate

There's a consipracy theory that Israel is stealing clouds and weather from it's surrounding countries, which explains why Middle East is really unfruitful. They weren't able to prove this though, until Iran War where Iran has claimed "we shot Israeli Weather Department, now they can't steal weather". Suprisingly, after all of these, the dams in Turkey, the very dams that have water, started to overfill.

 

[cursed]

Dry heat is actually fine

i can handle 38c on a dry heat any day.

 

[H U N T E R]

I live in Brazil, it rarely gets cold here (though it also depends on the state). In Rio de Janeiro, there was even a historic record of extreme heat reaching 60°C.

 

[Pancakecel]

I made myself feel better, by looking at the weather in New Delhi, India.

It's around 43 degrees every day, insanity.

Heat makes people more irritable and pissed off too, it's certainly been doing that to me.

If I could hibernate all throughout spring and summer, I would.

 

[fatass30000]

it sucks, i get soaked in sweat after a 10 minute walk

 

[Wolnir]

it sucks, i get soaked in sweat after a 10 minute walk

I saw someone today wearing a hoodie with the hood up

 

[Wolnir]

The weather has cooled down now, holy shit that was subhuman weather, it's supposed to be back to normal tomorrow

 

[nihilum]

I live in Greece, and the summers here are extremely hot.

 

[VersoffenerAssi]

Do you actually like it there? it has been 30c / 86F here in the UK for the past couple of days and for me it's unbearable, I'm covered in sweat after just walking to the shop 10 mins away. I do not like the heat at all, it's way too uncomfortable, for me the perfect weather would be where it's not too hot and not too cold, enough to wear a hoodie outside, probably around 15c / 60F.

Imagine living in India, not only is it a complete smelly shit hole, most people don't have air con or fresh running water, fucking broootal.

Even on your island, it’s so disgusting.
The high humidity is also part of the problem. It’s not much different here in West Germany. I hate this filth. I’m really suffering right now.

Total summer death
Now and forever

 

[SubhumanOldcel]

I hate summer since I was 5 years old.

 

[Spooky_Heejin]

Do you actually like it there? it has been 30c / 86F here in the UK for the past couple of days and for me it's unbearable, I'm covered in sweat after just walking to the shop 10 mins away. I do not like the heat at all,

100F where I'm at in America. Shit sucks at first but eventually your body adapts to it in a few weeks to a month. Luckily we have air conditioning.

 

[Wolnir]

100F where I'm at in America. Shit sucks at first but eventually your body adapts to it in a few weeks to a month. Luckily we have air conditioning.

I'd hate to live in a country where it is consistently that hot. I enjoy wearing jackets and hoodies because my frame is shit

 

[Spooky_Heejin]

I'd hate to live in a country where it is consistently that hot. I enjoy wearing jackets and hoodies because my frame is shit

That's the biggest issue with summer is that you can't wear comfortable jackets. I feel exposed in just a golf shirt but it's whatever. I wear a fishing vest everywhere I go and get weird looks but it's nice because it carries everything I need and it still keeps me from getting hot. Maybe you can wear something like that. I also wear a trucker hat too. My style is autistic as fuck but I like it since it makes me feel comfortable and secure.

 

[Rapistcel]

Do you actually like it there? it has been 30c / 86F here in the UK for the past couple of days and for me it's unbearable, I'm covered in sweat after just walking to the shop 10 mins away. I do not like the heat at all, it's way too uncomfortable, for me the perfect weather would be where it's not too hot and not too cold, enough to wear a hoodie outside, probably around 15c / 60F.

Imagine living in India, not only is it a complete smelly shit hole, most people don't have air con or fresh running water, fucking broootal.

I don't but I have got used to and I wouldn't tolerate a cold climate. The coldest temperature I have ever experienced is +7.

 

[Rapistcel]

Even on your island, it’s so disgusting.
The high humidity is also part of the problem. It’s not much different here in West Germany. I hate this filth. I’m really suffering right now.

Total summer death
Now and forever

Compared to where I live you are living in Antarctic

 

[Sex-Starved Beast]

Just one more thing to add for my envy for a Chad who went in university with me. He was born and lived in a city two hours by car from mine, in the mountains, and the summer is never that hot. Not only he lives the blissful chad life, but he doesn't have to endure the ridicolous heat that we have in my area. Some people really got lucky in everything.

 

[Wolnir]

Just one more thing to add for my envy for a Chad who went in university with me. He was born and lived in a city two hours by car from mine, in the mountains, and the summer is never that hot. Not only he lives the blissful chad life, but he doesn't have to endure the ridicolous heat that we have in my area. Some people really got lucky in everything.

your username cracks me up every time i see it

 

[Sex-Starved Beast]

your username cracks me up every time i see it

Strange that no one had thought of it already...

 

[nazianime]

That's the biggest issue with summer is that you can't wear comfortable jackets. I feel exposed in just a golf shirt but it's whatever. I wear a fishing vest everywhere I go and get weird looks but it's nice because it carries everything I need and it still keeps me from getting hot. Maybe you can wear something like that. I also wear a trucker hat too. My style is autistic as fuck but I like it since it makes me feel comfortable and secure.

Same here, I hate hot weather because you can’t wear long sleeves shirts, pants, or jacket/sweater. Makes me feel exposed. Then the sun gets in your eyes. Summer is shit for sure.

 

[VersoffenerAssi]

Compared to where I live you are living in Antarctic

Where you live, the heat is dry.
Here, the humidity is too high.
I’ve also been to Eastern Europe. Over there, 30°C feels like 23–25 degrees in my region.

I think I would get along better in your area.
In the UK and in Western Germany, it is often humid.
I often have around 65–70% humidity in my room.
In April, it was sometimes below 35%, mostly between 35% and 50%.
The air came from the east, and it was very pleasant.

 

[Rapistcel]

Where you live, the heat is dry.
Here, the humidity is too high.
I’ve also been to Eastern Europe. Over there, 30°C feels like 23–25 degrees in my region.

I think I would get along better in your area.
In the UK and in Western Germany, it is often humid.
I often have around 65–70% humidity in my room.
In April, it was sometimes below 35%, mostly between 35% and 50%.
The air came from the east, and it was very pleasant.

Here there are years when it only rains 5 times (and always very few water) so if you don't like raining, this is a good option, but it depends a lot, Andalusia is big and not all are the same.

 

[VersoffenerAssi]

Just one more thing to add for my envy for a Chad who went in university with me. He was born and lived in a city two hours by car from mine, in the mountains, and the summer is never that hot. Not only he lives the blissful chad life, but he doesn't have to endure the ridicolous heat that we have in my area. Some people really got lucky in everything.

That’s exactly how it is. I would love to live in a place like that, too. But no, I have to suffer here.
It is almost the warmest region in my country, and the air quality is particularly nasty due to the frequently high humidity.

 

[VersoffenerAssi]

Here there are years when it only rains 5 times (and always very few water) so if you don't like raining, this is a good option, but it depends a lot, Andalusia is big and not all are the same.

Rain isn't so bad when I don't have to go out.
All in all, of course, I wouldn't want to trade places with you, but on certain days, I think things are more bearable where you are.
But I would prefer to be either higher up in the mountains or up north on the coast.

 

[Spooky_Heejin]

Same here, I hate hot weather because you can’t wear long sleeves shirts, pants, or jacket/sweater. Makes me feel exposed. Then the sun gets in your eyes. Summer is shit for sure.

Whores love summer because it gives them an excuse to dress like sluts.

 

[TrollPILLER]

Do you actually like it there? it has been 30c / 86F here in the UK for the past couple of days and for me it's unbearable, I'm covered in sweat after just walking to the shop 10 mins away. I do not like the heat at all, it's way too uncomfortable, for me the perfect weather would be where it's not too hot and not too cold, enough to wear a hoodie outside, probably around 15c / 60F.

Imagine living in India, not only is it a complete smelly shit hole, most people don't have air con or fresh running water, fucking broootal.

Fuck no and im from india.
Its 40-44c here and its fucked up.

No trees and shades to cool of the temperature.
Also a lot of trees getting chopped have made the situation worse.

Lack of financial support from the government to provide the people with air conditioner and air coolers.