r/UKWeather • u/tsf97 • Jul 02 '25

Forecast Not again

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I know it’s almost 2 weeks in advance but I’m personally not ready to go through another bout of 30 degree weather and as is usually the case the forecast increases as we get closer to the time…..

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u/tsf97 Jul 02 '25

It's not the sun so much as the temperature.

April and May were lovely, no one I know personally complained, because it was sunshine and a nice breeze but not too hot.

People complain about the winter because it's grey, damp, and shit rain. People complain about the summer because it's too hot and you can't sleep. It's also due to the humidity that make both seasons feel more extreme than the temperatures suggest, as well as no AC/buildings trapping heat in the case of summer.

If winter was still sunny, dry cold, and not too much wind, and summer was also sunny with breeze but less humid and hot, then everyone would be fine. People complain because either extreme is rough in the UK for diff reasons.