dose anyone think 31 degrees is to hot for london ?
 

the joe is thinking sunday and monday are going to be real scorchers if you can believe the weather people.

just wanted to no dose anyone else think 31 is to hot and is anyone else looking forward to tuesday when its going to be a real nice 20 degrees?

32C/90F is a rare event for late-June. The normal times you would see that temp is in Late July to Early August.

And yes, 24C for Tuesday.

31 is balmy ..... :cool:

I hate the hot weather :cloud:

Joe's back :shocked:

Why London inparticular?

Live in it 24/7 365 days a year then try complaining and in 99% humidity.

North (Scotland) is due to be about 20 degrees. Gets hotter the further South you go from there (according to the weather reports anyhoo)

oohhhhh :)

*does

Not too hot in a general sense but it would be way too hot for me.

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hhhhhhhh :)

Not really. It reaches these sort of temperatures all the time, really.

If you're going to be like that, you missed out *too ;)

I think anything in the 30's in high for the UK. I know London and the far south experience warmer climates that Scotland, but even at that - it does seem high temperature - in reality, I'm just jealous!

I don't think London will ever reach the high 30s. ;)

I remember walking to school back when I lived in London one day in July. 37 degrees. :bored:

It's too weir when you're used to rain rain rain.

This isn't too hot for London. This weather is fabulous. :dazzler:

Omg I remember when it was that hot. The tarmac was like all sticky. O_o

I want it to be cold when I come home :(

Neither do I.

I said (with typo corrected)

;)

I think you will still feel the difference in temperature, especially without the high humidity levels you are used to in Singapore.

If it's still hot though, I reckon you'll miss the a/c (unless you're home here has it installed)

Ikr! I remember it so well. Got through 2 bottles of water before school and people were fainting. :joker:
-has experienced London in the high 30s-

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/5189734.stm

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LOL I remember walking home from school with my Nan and when we crossed the road the tarmac was really sticking to our shoes. I remember being like "WTF". :laugh:

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