THIS IS A THREAD ABOUT WEATHER. ALLLLLL THE WEATHER. WEATHER WEATHER WEATHER

viota

michellie wrote: »

On my way back to work after a quick lunchbreak garden tanning session my car told me it was 33degrees haha

yes so true.Im in cork right now

howamidifferent

viota wrote: »

yes so true.Im in cork right now

Whereabouts are you in Cork. I can pop over and help wash that cold water over your hot body...in the name of neighbourly help of course... :P

Nemeses

I will second Cork is boiling.


I went out for a cig and it lit itself.

I was delighted.. I ran out of Lighter fluid..

byronbay2

Micky Dolenz wrote: »

there is a strong chance you will be dead by then

Ah, if only .....

But seriously, no way am I checking out today! The first heat wave in 6 years, a fridge full of beer at home and a thirst I wouldn't sell for a tenner! Heat stroke (exacerbated by an excess of alcohol) beckons!

seven_eleven

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

It's not 30c anywhere in Ireland, stop that

http://i.imgur.com/1P0s0Zp.png

http://i.imgur.com/ps9NVJh.png

http://i.imgur.com/mlAMguE.png


and its only natural that some parts more inland and inbetween are 30 degrees or more. Google gets this info from weather stations, which are fairly spread out and localised.

kfallon

viota wrote: »

It was by my temp gauge earlier.Ive moved to a cooler room and im now naked.Cold showers for me

Christ 2 ciders and you're starkers......sound like my kind of lady tbh!

viota

kfallon wrote: »

Christ 2 ciders and you're starkers......sound like my kind of lady tbh!

Also checked it again and its 33.5c ....feck

spiderman1885

It's not that hot...

Mr Benevolent

viota wrote: »

Also checked it again and its 33.5c ....feck

Either your thermometer is broken or you're drunk, it's not that hot.

Nemeses

Mr Benevolent wrote: »

Either your thermometer is broken or you're drunk, it's not that hot.

Believe it - Its 30 odd degrees in Cork.

BraziliaNZ

http://www.met.ie/climate-ireland/weather-extremes.asp

Ruudi_Mentari

Phew.. feels like ahm in the med

fryup

the heat is giving me jock itch, my balls are itchy:o

Nemeses

fryup wrote: »

the heat is giving me jock itch, my balls are itchy:o

Remove thy jocks and be free!!!!!!

cherryghost

Highest official temp recorded by Met Eireann was 28 degrees.

fryup

Nemeses wrote: »

Remove thy jocks and be free!!!!!!

i did, still itchy:o and its spreading to my mickey as well

Nemeses

fryup wrote: »

i did, still itchy:o and its spreading to my mickey as well

Then thats not the heat causing that.


Thats something you've caught elsewhere..... Go see Doc - He'll sort that one out for ya

viota

fryup wrote: »

i did, still itchy:o and its spreading to my mickey as well

groom.I found to be a lot less itchy when i did.Its the heat and crotch sweat.

Micky Dolenz

Vaseline. Works wonders on ire prevention.

Renegade Mechanic

Israeli Superiority wrote: »

Cider is disgusting. I'd rather drink out of the river Liffey.

River liffey is disgusting. I'd rather drink out of a bulmers bottle.

Renegade Mechanic

Hit 30 here too. Killin meeeeeeeee!

wandatowell

I wish I had been smarter over the past few days in regards to sun tan lotion.


Got a wee bit burnt so Im avoiding the sun now for a day or so :mad:

MurdyWurdy

I don't mind the heat for myself but I have a newborn baby and the heat is turning him into a little ****. He's normally really laid back but he 's been in terrible form all day and I'm constantly checking if he's too hot or too cold. Will make my life easier when the heat fecks off!

wp_rathead

Personally I prefere being too cold than too hot, as is easier to warm yourself up (more layers, put on a fire) than it is to try make yourself cooler

I'm not complaining about the sunshine though, I do like it

Daemos

My one complaint is that my bedroom is on the ground floor so I can't open my windows at night

But besides that, it's brilliant to have such wonderful weather for once

Katunga

27 in Shannon and 31 inside at work.

CastingCouch

Heat is alright, but humidity is bad.

I could clean windows with the sweat on my ballbag on a hot humid day.

pookiesboo

El Guapo! wrote: »

I hate when irish people whinge and moan about a few days of nice weather. You'd swear we were in the Sahara.

It's Ireland. It pisses rain for most of the year. Everyone's always depressed. We get a few days of sun and people complain.

Just sit tight and enjoy it while it lasts. You can have your drab, grey depressing weather back soon enough.

I take it you dont suffer from sinusitis

GalwayGuy2

It's 28 degrees here I want to go to sleep tonight...

swimming in a sea

I don't know how accurate google weather is but it says that we will have this weather untill monday of next week at least:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

SV

Definitely gonna last until Monday, starting to cool back down again then but still between 15-23degrees.

My car temp was reading 39degrees today, love it

Irish Guitarist

It was 28 degrees in Carlow today.

I hate when people say "enjoy the heat while it lasts; it rains most of the time here". I find it impossible to enjoy the kind of weather that makes me feel exhausted and makes litres of sweat pour out of my forehead and then heats up the sweat so much it stings my face.

I'd like some middle ground between pissing rain and unbearable, sweltering heat.

swimming in a sea

Irish Guitarist wrote: »

It was 28 degrees in Carlow today.

I hate when people say "enjoy the heat while it lasts; it rains most of the time here". I find it impossible to enjoy the kind of weather that makes me feel exhausted and makes litres of sweat pour out of my forehead and then heats up the sweat so much it stings my face.

I'd like some middle ground between pissing rain and unbearable, sweltering heat.

28 degrees is hardly unbearable, sweltering heat, I was in Sydney in January when it hit 45.5 degrees that was oven hot I went for a walk in the park and there was still some people out jogging, nuts:D.
If your not used to it then it can take a few days to adjust but by then it will be probably be pissing rain:rolleyes:

CastingCouch

swimming in a sea wrote: »

28 degrees is hardly unbearable, sweltering heat, I was in Sydney in January when it hit 45.5 degrees that was oven hot I went for a walk in the park and there was still some people out jogging, nuts:D.
If your not used to it then it can take a few days to adjust but by then it will be probably be pissing rain:rolleyes:

Difference in humidity though.

Low humidity means your sweat can evaporate and thus use latent heat to take heat from your body.

Teyla Emmagan

Irish Guitarist wrote: »

I hate when people say "enjoy the heat while it lasts; it rains most of the time here". I find it impossible to enjoy the kind of weather that makes me feel exhausted and makes litres of sweat pour out of my forehead and then heats up the sweat so much it stings my face.

Oh yeah, or the sweat making your sun cream run into your eyes. The PAIN of that!!

Super-Rush

Sitting out the back with a cool breeze blowing in my face.

A farmer is turning the grass in the field beside us and the smell is deadly.

Tis a grand evening in the countryside.

KeithM89

I left a yorkie bar in the front seat of the car by accident, now it looks like my toilet after a vindaloo

pebbles21

I seen people buying Mc Donalds coffee and thowing it over themselves just to cool down..

What did you see?

Archeron

Fat people eating the crackling on their own arms.

Doom

Its so hot here you could cook an egg on a rock, if you had an egg!!

Mariasofia

People cooking fried eggs on car bonnets.

endacl

I cooked a rock on a rock.

Captain Chaos

I wouldn't call today hot. It was normal and what summers were like 6-7 years ago. It's just we have not had a proper summer weather since 2007.

Gbear

Milk would've been a bad choice, had you chosen it.

Renegade Mechanic

Captain Chaos wrote: »

I wouldn't call today hot. It was normal and what summers were like 6-7 years ago. It's just we have not had a proper summer weather since 2007.

Aw jesus... LET US WHINGE WILL YA!?

fergiesfolly

Lots and lots of burnty bits.
Suncream people!
No one likes the rasher look.

zenno

It's 22:45 right now and it's 18 C so it looks like it's going to be a right warm one to sleep in tonight, sweat rolling off me here, not used to this humidity.

longshanks

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe... Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched c-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time, like tears... in rain. Time to die.

DEFTLEFTHAND

That was some day, I could live with this kind of thing.

Renegade Mechanic

That tears it. I'm bringin the matress outside.