Thread 212375995

Actually, I'm quite comfortable.

>>212375995 (OP)
We have the same temperatures as you in the coasts in the north of Spain, so we win twice.

oh im comfy

>>212376476
Rarefag detected

>>212375995 (OP)
whats going on in northwest libya

>>212375995 (OP)
ALL OF THESE FORECASTS ARE SHOWING THE TEMPERATURE IN THE SHADE
KILL METEOROLOGIST
>>212376359
ITS 48C IN THE SUN IN WARSAW YOU FUCKING MONKEY FUCK
WELL OVER 50C IN ITALY AND GREECE
THERE IS NOTHING TO BREATHE
THE PLANTS ARE DYING AND DRYING UP EVERYWHERE LIKE AN IRON RAN OVER THEM
OPTIMAL TEMPERATURE FOR PLANTS IS 25C
YOU FUCKING IDIOT

yesterday a transfortmer sration in praga and legionowo had melted cables from the heat
the asphalt is melting like in the prl
the fucking groundwater is drying up and the water is hot everywhere
if you are in cactus regions in the equator maybe you can adapt somehwat but my entire gardens are being scorched, only the sosny and dęby are holding on
even the italians have enough
why wont you fucking understand that this planet is getting too hot

>>212375995 (OP)
Same.

>>212376770
Now imagine a whole summer with such temperatures. It was like that here in 2023.

>>212376916
we need a russian environmental disaster right now of the kind that freezes everything

>>212376641
Why not make more shade stupid polaks

>>212376569
yetis

Russians enjoy 25+ degrees and pretend to be these cold snow enjoying people.

>>212380398
Most of the Swedes live in the south where it barely snows and even right now is 20+.
Stop pretending to be Nordix.

>>212380398
I'm enjoying comfiest 12 degrees right now.

>>212375995 (OP)
What's that cold spot in Lybia?

>>212375995 (OP)
As am I. sub-20C kings just can't stop winning.

>>212381063
How come it’s hotter here in Manchester than Ireland?

what do you call these small flying insects that get attracted to your indoor lights at nights? there are dozens of their corpses at my windows by autumn.
googling doesn't help

>>212375995 (OP)
me in middle right

>>212381973
they are also smaller than my mosquito mesh so they bypass it effortlessly

>>212381973
all of them i think are attracted to light tbqh

>>212381973
Gnats?
We call them knott.

>>212382052
That's because they mistake it for the Moon. poor bastards. Thees ones are very small, smaller than a rice grain

>>212382067
yep most likely. i don't mind them but i can't be sure they won't crawl inside my one and only computer and corrupt it. never found their corpses inside but still... maybe they get eaten by spiders... i found a dense cobweb in an unused space near my psu. also i remember that one time i spotted a spider directly inside the case in 2024. He wasn't anywhere near the fans so i left him alone. After a while he suddenly bursted out from beneath the case. It was hilarious

Reminder that you are not white if you kill spiders

>>212382431
anything that kills annoying insects is my natural ally.

>>212376359
Anything above 25 is unbearable.

>>212382431
Love spiders.
And I always help the bats that fly into my house. Cute, chill little floofs.

>>212376641
>OPTIMAL TEMPERATURE FOR PLANTS IS 25C
It depends on the plant

>>212376359
>this will kill the southerner

>>212375995 (OP)
I honestly can’t stand Spaniards—or Europeans in general.
I saw a news report saying it was 46°C in Spain, and out of genuine concern for them, I checked the humidity… and it was only 40%.
They made a huge fuss and ended up wasting my precious time and energy for nothing.

Europeans always exaggerate when it comes to heat.
They complain and say it’s boiling hot, but as soon as they step into the shade, it’s dry and actually pretty comfortable.

>>212375995 (OP)
What's happening there?

>>212376641
>>212376770
keep burning very catholic & trad Silesian coal then

>a temperature slightly above the human body temperature
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA SOMEONE SAVE EUROPE
CLIMATE GOBLIN WHY DIDN'T WE LISTEN?

We had 34 degrees a few years ago and I went for a walk just to see what it felt like. This walk involved some hills because nowhere around here is flat, and I genuinely thought I was gonna die.

>20°
still 26° upstairs, but the silver lining about being scorched for a couple of days is you get used to it so now this 26° is nothing

>>212387259
I went to Japan last summer in August. Stepped off the plane into 36c and high humidity. I was fucked within minutes from dehydration.

>>212376359
yeh craze

>that 0 degree spot in Lybia

How do they do it

>>212375995 (OP)
Same. Was 30+ outside yesterday. My apartment (with no AC) remained comfortable.

>>212385701
we cozy atm

>>212375995 (OP)
everything is fine

>>212375995 (OP)
Let me in. No AC and comfy in the house, but I'm practically grounded
>>212381973
Muszki, I think