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F! I seriously don't understand why people life there! Though I met a girl a couple of days ago at a wedding, who lives out there... She says it's just like a British July in January (Which is still their coldest month!)! LOL
My aunt lives there and she comes back in the summer and has to wear scarves. I am not joking.
Apparently in winter it is like 26/27/28c.
Really? What an overreaction! No offence.
The girl I met was pretty comfortable in this mild October, she said she prefers the British Autumn weather anyways. She also said that January's around 24c max and is as warm as a British July, only drier, and I just laughed... She also said summer is hell, I replied with: Why the **** do you live out their. It's for the money she said. LOL
No its not. She has to take tablets because her feet swell up and everything. She said its like 45c there everyday in the summer and it can sometimes be 12 here so its quite a big difference.
F! I seriously don't understand why people life there! Though I met a girl a couple of days ago at a wedding, who lives out there... She says it's just like a British July in January (Which is still their coldest month!)! LOL
British July is a good 5-10 degrees colder than dubai's January. They have AC's on in metro stations and hotels in january.
No its not. She has to take tablets because her feet swell up and everything. She said its like 45c there everyday in the summer and it can sometimes be 12 here so its quite a big difference.
12C... That would be record braking cold down south in summer. Anyways I'm just going by what she said. She still hates the summer half of the year!
British July is a good 5-10 degrees colder than dubai's January. They have AC's on in metro stations and hotels in january.
Well, according to this London max's are around 23.5c in July, and Dubai max is around 24c in January... OK Dubai's Jan max's is 0.5 degrees warmer than London's July max... Not the supposed 5-10 degrees warmer! LOL
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