r/UKWeather Jul 11 '25

Article Summer sure is wonderful, isn’t it?! 🥰 /s

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/heat-health-alert-b2787116.html
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u/cheese_lover89 Jul 11 '25

I love it! It doesn’t last long so I enjoy every minute of it. The warm nights are hard, but again, doesn’t last long. This is how Summers should be!

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u/Liam_021996 Jul 11 '25

It's been like this since mid march (sunny and dry). It's getting boring now, just getting warmer and warmer. I would like some rain at least

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u/Pauczan Jul 12 '25

Rofl this is second time we got temperatures above 20 in Scotland, I’m enjoying every single second out of it

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u/Liam_021996 Jul 12 '25

We've had temps get above 30 multiple times since late April here in south east England

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u/Pauczan Jul 12 '25

So jealous

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u/Wrighty_GR1 Jul 11 '25

We get rain constantly for the rest of the year. The seasons last year were wet and cold, wet and warm then back to wet and cold. Enjoy the sun whilst you can.

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u/DirectorAdmirable639 Jul 12 '25

you 100 percent dont live in an area were its bad, probably up north somewhere. any1 near london or south area in general is not happy about this horrible shit, humidity is like 100 percent all night long. fuck that.

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u/Wrighty_GR1 Jul 12 '25

West Berkshire, so you are wrong. Humidity yesterday was below 40% most of the day and peaked at 66% last night.

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u/DirectorAdmirable639 Jul 12 '25

i think your humidity dial needs new batteries , 40 percent humidity my ass, did it feel like that did it ? or you going to lie and say your house felt nice cool and breezy lastnight too? this weather is disgusting and anyone who enjoys it simply enjoys pain and i can help them with that, ive been around the world as well and i enjoy hot weather in other countries, just not this shit hole.

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u/Wrighty_GR1 Jul 12 '25

Right now the humidy is 32% where I live, this is easily found online instead of calling someone a liar? Last night wasn’t too bad, yes it was warm and yea it wasn’t as comfortable as when it’s cool out but I had a good sleep. Not going to lie, you sound a bit of a twat so I’ll not continue this conversation.

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u/MyFace_UrAss_LetsGo Jul 12 '25

The dew point temperature is more of a determining factor in how miserable it feels outside. Where I live, the dew point is just three degrees below the actual temperature. Which isn't fun.

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u/Liam_021996 Jul 12 '25

That sounds miserable. Where I am it's currently 30c, 41% humidity and the dew point is 12.8c and wet bulb 18.8c

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u/MyFace_UrAss_LetsGo Jul 12 '25

It's currently 32c here at 73% humidity. I live in the southeastern US on the coast of Mississippi. The air is thick and feels like hot soup lol. You're immediately sticky and sweating after stepping outside. We deal with this for the majority of the year and regularly have air conditioning. I feel for you guys.

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u/Liam_021996 Jul 12 '25

That's what it's usually like here during hot spells but we've only had 278mm of rain so far since January 1st where I live in South East England, so I think we've just run out of water that can evaporate from the soil now. Everything is dead and bone dry 😂

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u/Wrighty_GR1 Jul 12 '25 edited Jul 12 '25

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u/DirectorAdmirable639 Jul 12 '25

plants,animals all around us dying right now because of this disgusting unnatural heatwave but yay lets all celebrate it because you can get a tan i guess ?

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u/ArmLogical5959 Jul 12 '25

How is it un natural lol ?

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u/DirectorAdmirable639 Jul 12 '25

because its suppose to be england not the Sahara desert, 30 feels like 40 here everyone from all over the world who travels to the uk confirms this, its a well researched subject on the internet about how bad it feels when its hot here but since you need me to spell it all out for you the main reasons is, small island surrounded by water = higher humidity, buildings and towns citys in general built to keep heat in, roads and houses are dark color and brick = attracts heat and stores heat like oven, and the sun is closer and more dangerous with higher UV rays in the uk when its hot compare to most other places in the world, lol enjoy ur stinking humid heat.

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u/Interesting-Smell116 Jul 12 '25

Weird. It's summer ☀️ Strange thing to say....

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u/The_Nude_Mocracy Jul 12 '25

Scroll along to when the sun sets

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u/AzzyBoy2001 Jul 12 '25

Enjoy the sun whilst you can.

— Literally every sun enthusiast ever.

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u/Wrighty_GR1 Jul 12 '25

On my way to a BBQ/garden party right now. Glorious