4 DAY AMBER heat warning for South
 

Temperatures will increase across much of the UK over the coming week.
Temperatures will be highest across parts of England and Wales with these
peaking on Friday and Saturday. In addition to high daytime maxima,
temperatures overnight will remain very warm, especially in larger urban areas.


https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather...c1934a&details

my aircon is at the ready

Bring it...tbh we are aclimatised to this now so when it drops down to mid 20s it feels chilly

Yes best to go out Early
to get shopping.

Some are putting Kitchen Foil on their windows

Videos were on the TV news

heatwave here too, but at least no warm nights so thats a plus, which understandable considering sun is going down earlier by the day the later we get in the year

29°C Exeter Airport

not too bad forecasts over here


indeed we got same as britain, also 4 hot days basically (thursday, friday, saturday, sunday around 33 or 34) and mondays and tuesdays predicted as of what it says now, thunderstorms and some rainfall and a return to 24's 23's


i'm not complaining anymore now, late summers are usually not as horrible as peak summer with warm nights



going to water our garden still though tonight, because plants and grass do need that, but only once sun is completely away from our garden section, mostly near our shed, so plants can absorb water easier and lesser water waste through vaporizing

Hot and 'clammy' up North, too, lad.

Not nice. A bit too hot for me. :(

next 4 days will be awful, hot car, hot walks

not good weather for getting things done

roll on autumn

This is the weather we always deserved. I love it. I love global warming :love:

Very funny.:laugh:

We're gonna be 36 degrees where I live, that's basically hell.:joker:

Make the most of it because it doesn't last long and pretty soon you're gonna be freezing for a much longer period. And it's gonna cost you a lot to keep warm.

It's easier to warm yourself up in the Winter than it is to cool yourself down in the Summer.

Plus the heat is just more uncomfortable imo.

Shoreham Airport 29 C

it's 29C here now

82F, but going up to 88F

Wiggonholt in the Sussex Downs 33.5C

its a chilly 31C here

My car read 28 degrees when i was out at lunchtime (longer than 5 minutes reading :p ) Hot as **** in my office right now

I swear I’m going to get heat rage

You have Dick heads out running in this heat around the back roads when my air con in the car is turned up full and I’m still hot.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/08...0266881148.jpg


https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/08...0226356271.jpg
[A view from the runway of Gatwick Airport
sees smoke billowing in the distance from a
suspected wildfire from the Crawley area
earlier today.
The heat and constant dry weather in the
south west has risen concerns about
serious drought and wildfires]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...rdest-hit.html

Most likely needs to be regased then.

My car is like a freezer if I wack it up full

SkyNewsHD reporter in France

Swift birds are baked alive in the Heat

Other Sparrows rescued
as their feet were stuck to the hot tarmac.


Showed a Lady saving some birds
in a centre.

It’s a Mercedes’ darling, some of us are just super HOT !!!!

32 C 90 F widely in Southern England at mo


Only 13C up in Wick

25 C central Scotland

Red areas DROUGHT declared now, pink expected to later in Aug
 

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/08...0305332720.jpg


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...led-water.html

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/08...0285333547.jpg
[Firefighters put out a grass fire at
Hollow Ponds in Leytonstone,
East London, yesterday]

It's a bit warmer than usual but this is all being utterly sensationalised and made up. Just calm down, everyone.

34C
 

I had an hour sleep on the bed this afternoon.

Catching up on lost sleep these last two nights.

It's been so hot and sticky. Horrible. :(

Thank you, 32 here today but a lovely breeze and in the shade it is beautiful :love:

BBC Text:
[Some "unexpected good news" about the drought
leads the Daily Star. The paper says the country's
rivers are less likely to dry up if they are home
to beavers and the papers
suggests "these furry favourites could be the
answer to our problems".]

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cp...42_star-nc.png