Heatwave

Jeez, even Cleethorpes is predicted to be in the low 30's Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

Glad I don't live inland.

It'll be hot at BP on Tuesday evening for the Lincoln friendly.

The weather app I use is currently saying 38 on Tuesday, but I'm hoping it is over cooking the number like it did earlier in the week. Fingers-crossed we'll get a breeze to keep it marginally more bearable!

Regardless, it could quite possibly get the hottest that Cleethorpes has ever been.

Says 38 where I live on Tuesday. We had to bite the bullet and get an air con unit cause we’ve got a six month old and I really dread to think how he’d cope without something to cool him.

Boogie Nights.

Drink water or squash only, eat and dress light, don’t overdo it and do your best to enjoy it because it’s more than likely going to happen a lot more regularly.

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Drink water or squash only, eat and dress light, don’t overdo it and do your best to enjoy it because it’s more than likely going to happen a lot more regularly.

No it isn’t - the Net Zero Scrutiny Group set up by Steve Baker says there is no short term threat from climate change. It will be 40 degrees next week here. Reminds of the quote from the Iraqi general- There are no American tanks in Baghdad just as one trundled past behind him.

Blundell Park will still be cold on Tuesday…

I've moved to the Met Office app. Forecast looks much better on that one, only just getting into the 30s over the next few days!

Sort of wish that I had an aircon unit myself, not least because my 3 year old has had a high fever since Friday and if she's over 39 degrees when it's relatively cool, it's not going to be good when it gets 10 degrees hotter. Luckily, she's not too poorly and often simmers away happily enough when she's ill. Probably you know what again so I hope she's not too poorly this time.

I reckon we might have to consider a small aircon unit in future years if this sort of thing becomes commonplace. Get the whole family sleeping in one cooled room, perhaps!

At 11.30 am  34 in my back garden and 39 in the greenhouse. It's going to get hotter.

Hope a few Tories get cooked in their urine stained armchairs.

Live under socialism or live underwater.

Just starting my bowel prep for the colonoscopy. No food, water and milkless tea only allowed, im not in a good mood

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Just starting my bowel prep for the colonoscopy. No food, water and milkless tea only allowed, im not in a good mood

Hope that goes smoothly for you…

38 on Monday and 39  on Tuesday down here in suffolk.

So staying in with curtains closed as I have breathing problems.

Will listen out for updates of match on here.

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At 11.30 am  34 in my back garden and 39 in the greenhouse. It's going to get hotter.

5.20 pm  41 in the back garden, not looking forward to tomorrow.

It’s forecast for 41c in Grantham on Tuesday.

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Hope a few Tories get cooked in their urine stained armchairs.

Live under socialism or live underwater.

BBC "bias" again tonight against the Tory right, the Net Zero Scrutiny Group and their backers, the Global Warming Policy Foundation; the weather forecast during Countryfile highlighted how we had only 2 instances of temperatures of 36C in the whole of the 20th century, yet have had half a dozen this century already, and this is due to climate change and thousands will probably die because of the heat in the next few days. Surely that's just natural variation.

GWPF are right in one respect though - limiting GW to 1.5 or even 2c is unrealistic, actually we are likely to be heading for at least 3C because it's already too late to limit the rise to less than that. The GWPF answer is that people will adapt...they've missed out a word there - richpeople will adapt...

The thing that the likes of the GWPF won't admit or consider is that the first obvious way that this adaptation will occur is when hundreds of millions of brown people migrate from their now unliveable countries to cooler northern (or souther) latitudes. I'm sure they'll be delighted with this.

Not many trains running through Lincoln today due to the heat, it's a very reduced service .

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At 11.30 am  34 in my back garden and 39 in the greenhouse. It's going to get hotter.

11.30 today 36 in the back garden and 42 in the greenhouse. Not looking forward to this afternoon.

Best stay out of the greenhouse.

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Best stay out of the greenhouse.

LOL  

26.8 c in my home office. Thankfully the house is mainly wet plastered masonry - that absorbs some the heat, Those in volume housebuilder tinderbox apartments will not be so lucky.

Overheating of modern dwellings will be as much a problem for well being as poorly insulated older properties in coming years

34C here. Sat in just my shorts working from home, would've gone in the office if only for the aircon but the trains are bound to be a delayed, sweaty nightmare.

The last update for today is mainly because the greenhouse thermometer is now stuck at 46.2.
The garden one has hit its maximum at 50

It's xxyzzxxing hot and tomorrow looks as if it's going to be worse.

33 degrees here in Cleethorpes at teatime is just nuts. Biggest issue is the residual heat in the house. It's nearly 30 degrees in my kitchen, despite the blinds being shut and it won't be cooler outside until about 9pm if the Met Office is to be believed, so no way of cooling the house! Going to be even worse tomorrow night with the residual heat which won't dissipate before it gets hot tomorrow.

Good luck to all in places even hotter than Clee!

Reached 38 here in Woodhall earlier. House is baking but the bedroom is okay at least with the air con.

Another hot week. down here in the Cotswolds it's going to be around 32! Needless to say I'm keeping my son out of the sun and stating inside the entertainment complex until it cools down to play football outside!

Looks as though it isn't going to be a hot at night as the last one, thankfully, and not nearly as hot overall. However, it's going to last longer so still some more uncomfortable nights.

Hotter in the west than the east which is fine for me as I'm on holiday in Norfolk this weekend!

37 in my back garden yesterday. Its going to get hotter.

Too bloody hot here in suffolk can not sleep so come on here.