What is the temperature in your city? (Part 10) (hottest, warmest, recorded)

[Horn of ‘83]

San Antonio, Texas, USA

Mild today, high temp about 85 F, lows in the 50's.

[B87]

23c and sunny at Heathrow, Northolt; 22c at St James's Park. Probably the worst major city in the world for hayfever.

Such a shame that 23c is such a cool and gloomy temp, otherwise it would be a really nice day

[chicagogeorge]

^^

23C would be very cool in the summer for sure



10AM temps partly cloudy and around 18-19C across most of Chicagoland

[Dean York]

Originally Posted by B87

23c and sunny at Heathrow, Northolt; 22c at St James's Park. Probably the worst major city in the world for hayfever.

Such a shame that 23c is such a cool and gloomy temp, otherwise it would be a really nice day

Don't be such a fanny.

Most people in this forum are from warm, sunny summer climates. London is neither, so stop crying about it ffs.

Where were these comments when it was snowing last week? Or when it's been cool and cloudy?

[B87]

Originally Posted by Dean York

Don't be such a fanny.

Most people in this forum are from warm, sunny summer climates. London is neither, so stop crying about it ffs.

Where were these comments when it was snowing last week? Or when it's been cool and cloudy?

I was posting the temperatures most days when the weather was crap.

Most summer days would feel like today, and it's quite clearly not cold or crap.

[B87]

10c and 22c are the same departure from average.

What about all the entire threads of childish and petty comments about London having the worst climate on earth, and how people could possibly live here as the sun is never visible and it rains or is foggy 400 days per year.

And now you've deleted the comment I was replying to?

[dunno what to put here]

Originally Posted by B87

I was posting the temperatures most days when the weather was crap.

Most summer days would feel like today, and it's quite clearly not cold or crap.

I'm glad I'm not from a climate with very warm or hot summers, otherwise my standards would be ridiculously high.

[Ariete]

Originally Posted by Dean York

Most people in this forum are from warm, sunny summer climates. London is neither, so stop crying about it ffs.

Vitut.

- YOU
- ME
- dunno
- B87
- Irlinit
- Owenc
- kronan123
- Jakobsli
- Donar
- Ben86
- Hiromant
- Anhityk
- Morningrise
- Joe90
- Varsova
- Jesien
- JetsNHL
- deneb78
- Acajack
- Max96
- Tarzan_taborda
- Hartfordd

Hot summer members:

- george
- flamingGaylah
- LA Mex
- Adrianna Derping
- Ksolina
- Alex
- Tommy
- ROlex
- GREAT8ACT
- Galaxyman
- ILMC90
- musulmani12
- divisionbynaif
- forgotten
- Rozenn

cut-off members:

- nei
- Cambium
- Alphatier
- overdrive1979

[chicagogeorge]

Originally Posted by Ariete

Vitut.

- YOU
- ME
- dunno
- B87
- Irlinit
- Owenc
- kronan123
- Jakobsli
- Donar
- Ben86
- Hiromant
- Anhityk
- Morningrise
- Joe90
- Varsova
- Jesien
- JetsNHL
- deneb78
- Acajack
- Max96
- Tarzan_taborda
- Hartfordd

Hot summer members:

- george
- flamingGaylah
- LA Mex
- Adrianna Derping
- Ksolina
- Alex
- Tommy
- ROlex
- GREAT8ACT
- Galaxyman
- ILMC90
- musulmani12
- divisionbynaif
- forgotten

cut-off members:

- nei
- Cambium
- Alphatier
- overdrive1979

Goes to show you how different the qualifications are for "hot" summers is..... No forumer from the Midwest/Northeast should be considered having a hot summer. We have warm summers.If anything we are all the "cut off". Hot is reserved for the South/Southwest US/ Med/Middle East/Brazil/ South Asia.....

[dunno what to put here]

Originally Posted by chicagogeorge

Goes to show you how different the qualifications are for "hot" summers is..... No forumer from the Midwest/Northeast should be considered having a hot summer. We have warm summers. Hot is reserved for the South/Southwest US/ Med/Middle East/Brazil/ South Asia.....

Your summers are definitely hot by the standards of many if not most people on this forum.