Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
It's good for me & many others on the site that agree with me too
Not as many as you think
But really I don't care if most people hate my climate. Everyone is entitled to their opinion and can express it freely.
I don't see why you got your underwear all in a knot because I asked this simple question?
Quote:
Originally Posted by chicagogeorge
Any examples this summer or last?
Using a humidex calculator a 30C temperature would need to have a relative humidity level of 68% to achieve a humidex of 40C. A temp of 32C would need to have a 52% RH to hit 40C
I think we you can also look at it the other way around (as Joe above said):
When you consider what the climate of other locations are like at similar latitudes as the UK (52 to 58 north I think), that they are barren severe winter boreal climates with many months of snow and ice (eastern Canada at the same latitude), or much of Russia (at the same latitude) which is a pretty tough climate to live in....the UK is not so bad.
I also think when talking about UK summers, it seems more strange to people who live in lower latitudes (like I do), where summers are typically long and hot , that summers in the UK are so fleeting and cool. Someone from Canada, Russia, Denmark, Finland...etc might not think they Uk summers are so cool at all.
Obviously oceanic climates don't suit you either since you moved 2100km south to Malta
I believe he moved to Malta because his husband/fiance/whatever wanted to move there. I've seen him complain a few times about how Malta is too hot sometimes.
I believe he moved to Malta because his husband/fiance/whatever wanted to move there. I've seen him complain a few times about how Malta is too hot sometimes.
Obviously oceanic climates don't suit you either since you moved 2100km south to Malta
I meant all those that agree with me that your posts come across as baiting & you purposely antagonise other users for a reaction (AKA trolling) I couldn't care less what people think of your climate, you are the one obsessed with that...
And I didn't move to Malta because I wanted to live in a warmer climate, I was quite happy living in the UK & love oceanic climates thanks
I meant all those that agree with me that your posts come across as baiting & you purposely antagonise other users for a reaction (AKA trolling)
Show me how I was antagonistic in my question to B87? It sounds as if you are mad that I just questioned the assertion he made? How come? Are you mad that I simply asked the question? Or are you more upset that his assertion turned out to be false?
Quote:
I couldn't care less what people think of your climate, you are the one obsessed with that...
But you seem to care when I express my opinions of oceanic climates. You always get so defensive. It's not like I insulted the Queen of England man....
Quote:
And I didn't move to Malta because I wanted to live in a warmer climate, I was quite happy living in the UK & love oceanic climates thanks
You sure that wasn't part of your decision? I recall you saying that part of the reason you were moving was that it didn't snow or get frost in Malta
Show me how I was antagonistic in my question to B87? It sounds as if you are mad that I just questioned the assertion he made? How come? Are you mad that I simply asked the question? Or are you more upset that his assertion turned out to be false?
But you seem to care when I express my opinions of oceanic climates. You always get so defensive. It's not like I insulted the Queen of England man....
I think those who live in the high latitude cool oceanic climates like the UK weather is often a sore subject. I think the tough part of life in these high latitude climates is only the climate, but the high latitude and low sun in the sky for much of year. 90 % of everyone I ever met from the UK was nice and often a cool person to hang out with.
Looks like the "heatwave" has been watered down to a few days of slightly above average temperatures, nothing to see.
Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.
Detailed information about all U.S. cities, counties, and zip codes on our site: City-data.com.
Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
