Have you been hit by a heatwave this weekend?

Toronto will be sitting at around 34C feels like 42C today.

It's finally cooling down here it's 7pm

Yep. UK it's gonna hit 30 centigrade today cry cry

We seem to have your usual weather down here. No, we're not swapping, thanks.
I woke up an hour ago and my bedroom was already 31°, it's much too hot 😂
- Are you uk too?

I'm in Florida. How can I tell?

We (Croatia) had a heatwave last week and this week has actually been really nice but I can feel it getting warmer again.

Nope. I'm in south western Germany and it was 27C today. I had to sit in the sun for a couple of hours but it was fine with a hat on.

Recently moved to Northern Nevada from Phoenix. Yes there is a heatwave here, but it's cooler than what I'm used to.

I live in the desert of eastern Washington state, USA.

It's been a fucking heat wave for a month already. I'm dyin' over and losing so much sleep. It's past 1am and the windows have been open with fans in them since 10pm when the temperature outside finally dropped below the temperature inside (79F/26.1C outside to 80F/26.6C inside), and as of now its finally down to... 77F/25C... still too fucking hot. It's been well over 90F/32F every day for way way way too long. It's hit 100F/37F at least 6 days that I've counted so far.

I'm a self-hoster with a lot of devices and I've literally shut down any non-essentials to keep the heat down inside.

In western WA, there's really no such thing as AC, is that the case in eastern WA too?
- No. I'm originally from Spokane. Never saw a house without AC growing up. When I moved to Seattle, I was surprised by the absence of this core feature.
- It's hit and miss in eastern WA, none in this old house.
That's unbearable 💔

~~Locked in my parents' basement~~Traveling in Thailand at the moment; Chiang Mai seems to only hit 90F/32C tops, which is... almost strange for a tropical area like this. A lot of places in China much more up North are way hotter than this at the moment

I guess some people would call it that, but 95F/35C is just normal summer temps for the US Midwest. As we say here, it's not the heat that gets you, it's the humidity.

And wearing the wrong clothes.

It's been humid and hot, but mostly thunderstorms here.

No, this has actually been the nicest week in a month or so, temperature wise (Marseille, France). It didn't even reach the 30s... but next week we're back to the daily hellish 30°+ Celsius, lol.

Blessed with some manageable temperature this week, almost spring like. next we get back to the usual 38 with 75 percent humidity

Nope. We had something between 23 and 27 degrees this week and next week will (probably) be the same. It’s also a bit windy. This is perfect weather. To me anything below roughly 32 - 35 degrees is manageable. Getting very critical very fast above that.

Yup. 36C in Gyeonggido right now. Now I'm using an unbrella on top of sunscreens. Really considering getting a dedicated parasol since I've heard they a bit different, but I'm not sure if that's actually significant.

It's been hot as hell all week and is going up to even hotter today. For such a cool spring right through most of June, the weather is sure making up for lost time.

We were 37° last week, 50%~90% humidity too... Thankfully, we had lots of rain this week, it's down to 30° now...

It's hotter than Lucifer's asshole outside.

Hotter than the hammered down hinges of hell, as my southern friend says.

Pool party got cancelled because it was cloudy and too cold. We've decided to schedule one pool party per week to keep the heat under control. You're all welcome, your fresh weather should arrive in a couple of days after making its way up North!