I can sympathize with you and Alex, Clisare. It's kicking 90 degrees F here in Illinois today (I believe that's roughly 30 degrees C). Sadly, for us, 86-100 degrees F is just typical August weather. Stay hydrated, stay in the shade and be safe!

I take your 30 degrees!! Give it to me! 😂 I'm dying here in the heat. 💀 Holy moly. I'm not even kidding. 😂

Feel for y'all, I grew up in 100°F summers didn't faze me, now in my 60s I'm miserable. Best to you and Alex

Hi Clare! It's miserable here in the Midwestern states too. High today of 96 degrees (approximately 33 C) and Saturday is forecast at over 100. 😳 You, Alex, and Millie be careful - heat is dangerous if you don't take care of yourself. Best wishes!

@tonyafritchen1192

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Yep here in Tampa, FL where the daily heat index is above 100F.

@JustYaeWendt

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98° currently in Southern Oklahoma and it's after 5pm..

@allanlank

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Southern Ontario Canada gets the same type of weather as the Midwest USA. Over 30 C in the summer, below -30 C in the winter.

As an Australian, I definitely feel sympathy for you! 30 degrees might be an average (or below average) for us during the summer, but we rarely get the humidity with that. This past summer we had the hot and humid - 30+ degrees with high humidity for weeks at a time. It was legit the most uncomfortable I've ever felt... and I braved 47 degrees with low humidity during the 2019-2020 black summer bushfires! Humidity makes all the difference. Plus being acclimatized to it and actually having a country set up to handle tropical weather.

@Aethelgeat

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We hit 46C a couple weeks ago in the US Pacific Northwest, a record for the local area (this year, last year, and back in 1948), but the humidity was down to 1%. Made the heat more tolerable, but days of it dries out the vegetation and increases the fire risk. A week later, it was cloudy, in the low 30s, but the humidity was in the 40%s and almost felt worse. Still not as bad as my brothers on the Atlantic coast, where their daytime humidity is about what my nighttime humidity is.

Hope everyone is enjoying the coldest summer for the rest of our lives 🔥💙🥵

Thanks Clare, this was pure class 👏👏 I've never had air conditioning but this year i had to go buy a portable AC unit $400....about killed me to spend that. My freaking electric bill just for 4 days of use went up $60 bucks...Help🤣🤣 I thought it was done but the next few days will be 98+ plus again😭😭 That skirt and jacket are beautiful and very sexy🥰 I remember being young and fit and I could wear those types of things. Alex makes me laugh so hard🤣😂 They weren't kidding when they said bag of cans😍😍 Holy geez, they never give away that much of anything here🤔 Sweet Millie was loving that water, smart girl to get cooled down by daddy😎

If you're an Australian living in Ireland, the heatwave in this country might help with homesickness. The same could be said for Irish people in Australia whose homesickness gets eased by rain.

Drink enough liquids to make a camel look like an amateur. Put some ice cubes in Millie's bowl. It does help. BTW Alex is my hero, he has the patience of a Saint🤣😂

I live in Canada. We have an 80 degree temperature shift from summer to winter. Last summer it was +39C for a week and then the following winter we had the second longest cold snap in recorded history where we spent 22 days without the temperature getting above -20C as a high. Lows are in the minus thirties at night where exposed skin can freeze in seven minutes. The saving grace is that there is almost zero humidity at least, so it's easy to warm up once you get out of the cold, or cool off in the shade when it's hot. I built a house that is partially buried underground to combat this problem. Animals have know forever that digging holes in the ground is the best shelter, humans are a lot dumber. We build stupid stick and stone shacks that need systems and resources to keep us comfortable. A house in the ground is cool in the summer, like a cellar, and in winter the thermal mass of the ground around you is easy to keep and retain heat in. Anyway, good luck with heat, stay hydrated (Guinness counts) and enjoy the summer while it lasts.

@douglascampbell9809

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Sounds just like northern Minnesota. It's in the 40's C in the summer and can go down to -40 C in the winter. Unfortunately it's humid as hell too. I've seen the humidity heat index make it feel like 52 C. It's nasty.

@theravenscatalyst

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50C here in Central BC last year.. hottest ever, it was so scary the trees and grass were dying from the heat then we ended up surrounded by the biggest wildfires fires in BC after being evacuated from our home, I watched the one fire start a few miles from my old home. We were fortunate enough to not lose our home at the time, but family members in Lytton BC lost everything.. we were just made homeless from a reprisal eviction from our lovely slumlord, lost our home of 6 years. Still can’t find an affordable place, that allows kids and pets, seems our climate is going crazy and economy is collapsing under Trudeau.

@theravenscatalyst

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@@douglascampbell9809 humidity makes it soo much more worse 😂.. that’s like suffocating heat, I prefer dry heat at least you can still breathe. Yes same extreme shifts here in Canada, well at least it used to be last 10 years weather and temperatures have been all over the place.. what used to be -40 winters have become warm temperatures.. and our wildlife and plants are dying from it.

Here in Seattle, WA, USA we've had highs of 90+ (32+ C) weather for a while, with limited breaks from low pressure systems. When it get too hot, I ride my CanAm Ryker 900 Rally around the area to cool off.

So I live in Maine, where its spring and summer are EXTREMELY humid and our climate is changing faster than the rest of the US. So far this summer, since the beginning of June I think there has been only one day, maybe two, no more than 3 days, where the temp dipped below 80°F. Im only 29, and never before in my WHOLE LIFE has Maine's summer been consistently above 80° every single day. It's usually like between 70 and 80 and humid, with a few days going above 80, and even less into the 90's and yesterday it was 92-95 degrees. I sleep on the second floor of my house, in a very very small room, which means two things; it gets hot because it's on the second floor and as we all know heat rises, and two, it gets hot because it's a small room and just my body heat is enough normally to heat the room. Downstairs with the air-conditioning on, it's about 80° - only 5 degrees cooler than outside. Which means it would be hotter without the air-conditioning AND it would be even more hotter than that, on the second floor. Now thankfully we got another AC to put just in my room, but before that, im pretty sure I was going to sleep in a room that was straight 90°+. Today is 85° and call me crazy but I need to exercise, so I went roller blading like i do every day because I have a flat on my bike and no money to fix it. And, im pretty sure that it because it has been so hot, the extra heat generated by the friction has literally eaten away at the materials in my roller blade wheels because for the last two weeks, every couple of days one of my wheels has just, mysteriously gone to shit. Roller blades have typically 4 wheels each with more high quality inline skates having two wheels each. I was down to my last 4 wheels today, two on each as I had to remove the other wheels since they just essentially decayed away. Since I am down to just two wheels on each, I can't lose any more, and today, yet again, another wheel went to shit. So no more bike. No more blades. It looks like the universe wants me to just sit inside and eat and get fat.

We just came out of a heatwave in Vancouver, BC last week - 6 days of solid 31-32°C weather, and like Ireland, the best some households have to beat the heat is a portable AC. There are also designated cooling centres like public libraries or community centres where people could seek refuge from the heat. Last year around Canada Day we had a crazy 'heat dome' where it felt like 40°C over the city and tragically the unrelenting heat claimed at least 600 lives. Hope the temps return to normal for you soon!

+50c here last year, the trees and grass were dying from the heatwave as well as the wildlife and the worst fire season we have ever seen in our history.. we lost an entire village to the Lytton BC wildfire.. so many homes were lost. During the heat wave I even witness Wolves and Coyotes living together with other predators and prey that are usually natural enemies, all in the name of survival. Now we are the admits of housing crisis in Canada, and it appears our economy is collapsing under Justin Trudeau, we were fortunate enough to have our home of 6 years survive a wildfire only to get evicted and made homeless during the housing crisis by our lovely slumlord all out of reprisal.

About 20 years ago in Phoenix, we hit 50 degrees Celsius. The airport shut down because they had no specifications for aircraft tires at that temperature. So, the best friend and I went golfing in the heat of the day. At least we had the whole course to ourselves that day.

@goingdark187

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I remember that! Didn't some tires melt on the tarmac?

@no2all

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@@goingdark187 No, but it was all precautionary. The heat of the tarmac exceeds the air temp and the biggest concern were the tires on the planes landing/braking. But standing there should have been no issue.

Lol...we hit 40 in Ontario 🇨🇦 this week.....fluids, fluids, fluids!

Living in the foothills of the Canadian Rockies means a dry climate here in the province of Alberta. I don't take heat very well. Over 20C, and I'm sweating. I noticed one difference this summer versus last summer: the absence of smoke from forest fires in the neighboring province of BC (British Columbia). Last summer we had smoke in July, August and part of September. This summer, it's August and I haven't smelled smoke. I absolutely sympathize with your heat problems. Be glad you don't get fire from forest fires every summer. PS I don't have AC either. Apparently closing all your windows helps. For a cheap alternative, I've heard running a fan over a bowl of ice cubes helps. If nothing else, drink water. I keep mine in a Brita so I don't need ice cubes.

Greetings from the States, Claire! 88 degrees Fahrenheit in NYC, feels like 91 🥵😡

I can imagine the heat will affect you twice as much as your'e not used to it. Here in Virginia it has been brutal for weeks. All the best!

I’d say 30 degrees (86 for all of us from the US) is definitely time to start considering AC. I know Ireland isn’t set up for it, but if things are supposed to be warmer next year, it’s a fantastic thing to have. Even just a Widow unit for your bedroom makes all the difference in the world. It was hot here this summer (Indiana got up to 104 or 40c) but the AC made it comfortable the entire season.

I live in LA. I live in AC. I was in Vancouver last week. Heat records set. NO AC in Vancouver. It was hell.

I feel for you .. and am glad you aren't dealing with what we are here in my part of west Texas .. today it was 108f or 42.2222222c . A couple weeks ago we were at around 113-115 for more than 8 days in a row . We also haven't had any rain , any actual rain for more than 3 months .

Hey there, we are still in a heatwave here in the Midwest of the USA... so I feel your pain... minus the ac..lol. its a staple in almost every home here. Love the content 😊

I love that floral leather jacket. Whooo, it's in the mid-90s (F) here in Maine and we have similar weather to Ireland. I finally had to get AC. I enjoy your videos so much. 😊

Growing up 20 miles south of Miami we are use to 36C and above. We didn't have ac till I was well into my teens. As a kid the only air conditioning we had was shade from a tree. Well done young lady. Thank you for the brain giggles. Shout out to Alex and Millie.

Ahhh another great vlog Clare - loving the teal vibes throughout this one - (the tag was still on the teal jumper you were wearing with Alex making tea BTW!! 😅). Love the banter between you two - and great to see Millie enjoying the water hose!!! Are West Coast Cooler bringing out a hard seltzer or was it just another event?😀😀 Love the skirt/leather jacket, love the teal jumper and as always makeup and hair on fleek!!!😃😃 It's become a badge of honor with me - I'm so proud to be one of Clare's Patreons!!! Patreon support really helps Clare, she has said as much on many occasions, allowing her to make her excellent and informative content like EireBNB, Irish Bucket List, Test Tube and all her other videos. And you certainly get a lot for your support too with discounts on Clare's merch, exclusive Patreon merch, early access to content, behind the scenes extras and exclusive Patreon only livestreams with Clare. It really is a win win situation!!!

@Clisare

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Yeah they don’t call it a seltzer but it basically is one! It just has a bit of a stronger flavour. I quite liked the pink one, although I imagine it won’t be in pubs? The top was brand new and I was trying it on there for the first time straight out of the packet 😂

@jen-heartofglass7339

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I was wondering about that tag but then was scared it might be something new, a new design and i was going to show im old and out of the loop 🤣🤣

I can sympathize. I live in Calgary Alberta Canada and it has gotten into the low 30's also. Tip to help keep your house cool: Close all windows and doors, and window blinds during the day. Use fans to keep cool. At night, open all windows and have fans on too circulate the air. This works for me quite well.

This is the second time I’ve seen this ! Clisare , you ROCK , and Cheers from California !

Interdasting! It was 33° in Arizona today. I almost had to put on my winter coat. It also rained all morning so it was super humid today. So....Ireland was almost as hot as Arizona today!!!! Congratulations! 😃

I understand the sweltering heat completely! It’s been outrageously hot and humid in the middle part of the US. I hope Alex didn’t get sick from playing in that heavy heat and humidity. I wondered why everyone in the TRY videos wear long sleeves on a regular basis…. I’m glad you’re all doing well and staying healthy. Sending big hugs to Ireland…..💖

We were above 40° c for several days last week, so I feel for you guys.

Here in MD, about 5pm, its (translating) 34 C. Then again, we're equipped for it, with AC in all our buildings and cars.

Great vid as always - Dan

Clare, 33.3° for the next 3 months here in Sounth Florida. Our winter has disappeared only a couple of says of coolness. Wife and I were in Dublin for St Paddy's day 2018 chilly and it snowed that night 10cm.

Last year we had a record heat wave in western Canada. My AC broke on the first of ten days in the high 40's, mid 30's at night!! We had to keep our cat and bunnies in the basement and my wife and 2 kids went to stay at my parents. I am pretty good with the heat so I stayed with the pets but slept upstairs.

It's too hot to mow the yard. That's one of the best things about where I live. We have had almost no rain, so the grass isn't growing. Sure, it's turning yellow, but as long as I don't have to mow in 106 F weather I'm good with yellow grass.

I'm here in the south east of Ireland. I bought a portable air conditioner about four years ago and I don't regret it. It was very handy for the few very hot days we get here. Just beware that if you get one you will have to have a way to exhaust the heat that comes from it and that it only works best with the windows and doors closed. Also a floor stand is very quiet compared to a portable air conditioner.

30 degrees is quite lovely, our poor daughter is suffering through 42-51 right now. That is something I shudder about. Best of luck Alex.

Where I live in the states that is considered nice weather. Because sometimes during the summer it gets up to 46° c, which I believe is equal to 115° f. Anyways I didn't know that houses in Ireland don't come with air conditioning units.

I feel you on that! It was as hot as 37 in Vancouver last week headed back into the 33 range this coming week 🥹

I wish it was only 30 here. I'm in southern Ontario Canada and it's 42 here today.

Another banger of a vlog as always.....love you guys your awesome an funny AF...keep up epic vlogs an we all know Alexander is the real star 🌟...lol

I live in South Carolina USA. 30C is 86F here. That is slightly lower than everyday in the summer here. I can’t imagine how anyone lived in the south prior to the invention of air conditioning!

Thanks for another good video

Just had a 37°C day here in Philly and we're supposed to be roughly around 35°C until Tuesday. And not a single forecasted day for the next week and a half is meant to drop below 31°C. And I need to go walk for 7 km next weekend to test a new pair of shoes. I feel your pain. Can't wait for our -10°C winter nights.

We live in California and it's been 40 degrees plus! But that's kind of expected, but you get tired of it! I got in my old Land Rover 109 and the seats were so hot I had to jump back out! Got a wet rag to cool down the vinyl. Just remember! Hydrate!!!

If you have trouble falling asleep in high temp, I would recommend getting a towel wet (damp) then put it on you like a blanket. This helps with you get sunburns also. I would also recommend getting a quit fan (box fan) that works great as "White Noise" also.

Today in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada it was 28 C which was a huge relief since for the past month it's been the high 30's with humidity running between 80 to 100%.

🙂🙂🙂 Woot woot, breaking records!!!!! A/C is good, but a couple of good fans can take care of the heat. Coffee spilling isn't good though hahaha Looking amazing by the way little lady!

It makes this Kansas guy chuckle that you're "dying" at 30. Today it was 35 here with a heat index of 40. It's been 40 several times already this year, with heat indexes around 43-45. It's like that every summer here.

It got up to 37C here in the city, It's down to 31 now. It was somewhere around 34 in the burbs. Central MA is no picnic either.

I feel for ya in the hot weather. Here in Seattle, we don’t get the hot weather like most of America does in the summer. Usually we’re 20 to maaaaybe 30, but those aren’t as common. Usually stays on the lower end. And every 10 or so years we get over 40! I was pregnant one of those years and was miserable when I already had sickness the entire 40 weeks 🤣 hope you’re cooling down and temps are getting back to more bearable for ya!

We had 3 weeks in Alabama where the heat index was 100 to 108 which is 37 to 42 for y’all… lots and Lots of water and Moving Air. You need LOTS OF FANS & take wet rags and pat down your arms, legs, neck, & face with those and then sit or stand in front of your fans. You’ll stay much cooler that way. Ice in those cold packs and keep them handy so you can set them on your head or lean back and wedge between your chair and neck to cool yourselves down quicker. When you’re not used to the heat it can be so dangerous. Please take care of Millie too if she’ll lick ice that would be great for her or ice in her water.

Put a bowl ice in front of a fan. Put your bed sheets in plastic bags and refrigerate them. Take them out 1/2 hour before bedtime and put them on the bed. I love the accent, it reminds me of my aunt who was from ireland. Her last name was crossan.

Killarney park was nice this week because the water in the lake was refreshing!

At least the new heater works. Try a bucket of ice in front of a fan. I can relate because we have a "feels like" 105 - 115 f the past two months. Stay cool and hydrated!

As I watch this, it's 94F (34.4C) with a heat index of 104F (40C). 30C has been our cool day over the last 2 weeks.

Here in Houston, TX - our heat index is 40° C by 10:00 in the morning and gets to 43° several days in August.

Summer has finally come for Ireland

I'm sorry your roasting, but admit when i see 30c is roughly 84f I'll trade you any day we've had 100 days at 37c or above so far in my part of the world. Good to see Miss Millie have fun with the hose and don't blame you for not wanting to cut the grass in the heat and humidity. Well you took the spilled coffee better than I would have lots of swearing on my part had that been me. So how did Alex do in the finals? Always chuckle at you guys and the whole tea related discussions....btw found out why the Multipack - Yaupon Teabags have been delayed..for some reason customs added a charge even though it was clearly marked as a gift and well under $60us. I have to give CatSpring Yaupon super kudos, the owner's husband is from the UK so since she had no idea where in the movement process the tea was she sent the Multipack from the UK this time. You have to love a small company that goes above and beyond. Good luck on finding an AC appropiate for your use, until then lots n lots of fans. BTW the whole "You look like a lion, skirt comment" sounds like an Alex complementing you without admiting it's an out n out compliment.

Everyone in the US has air conditioning because even pretty far north where I live, we get 3-4 months of 30-35c temperatures everyday. Most of Europe only gets that hot for a couple days a year so it’s not worth it to have AC, but now you might start needing it, your power grids are not designed to have that much AC so heatwaves are going to continue to cause serious trouble even after AC starts becoming normal in Europe. Being right off the ocean in the gulf steam, Ireland has some of most moderate temperature changes on the continent, I think I saw Ireland’s record low is higher than any other country.

Hey sadly it's the same here in Dallas county TX. Well it might be a little lower now but in the Lone Star State it's always a little bit to warm.

I'm from Phoenix, we're excited because the temp is cooler for a few days. Temps going be around 100 farenheit or 37.778 celsius.

I feel a certain kinship with your neck of the woods, because Oregon has similar weather. And I'm sorry you got this heat as well. We've had way too many 100 degree days. Bring back the rain! lol. Hope you and Alex are well.

Grew up in Ballier ( Ballyfermot) and emigrated to the US when I was 28 years old - 1994. To inland San Diego . 30 degrees Ha ha ha . When it gets hot here in inland SD --- in September . typically 45 - maybe once every few years for a few days 50 degrees. Oh and yes we dont have AC. When it does get that hot we go and watch movies.

I don't know if you have Black & Decker products close by however they make an inexpensive portable room AC unit for around $250ish USD and it has a dehumidifier with it.

Oregon, USA is another place where air conditioning is not always necessary. Last year My wife and I also had to purchase a portable air conditioner unit. We also had the highest temperatures in record.

Here in Montana it is betweeen 96 and a 102 degrees and it has been this hot for 4 weeks, This along with several forest fires. George in Montana

Love the temperature here in the Hundreds for the past week. I live in Oklahoma and at 104 the other day it was 40 celsius.

It was 35 here on the weekend with a 41 humidex. Manitoba Canada

36c in Seattle...51c a few weeks ago in Death Valley...let go for a hike

Come to GA in the states, it was 98F today! All Humidity

We're running about 41c during the day and 31c during the night. The heat 9 months of the year we are use to, but the humidity SUCKS. We normally have 0 to 5% humidity, but it's currently 24%, hate it lol

We had two hot days, and the media had a field day. You'd swear we were being pulled towards to the surface of the sun to listen to the hysterical commentary online on on the TV & papers! It been cool and showery for the two weeks since.....

that is so nice. 40 in Texas today.

That’s 86 F, in Texas where I live we have been over 100 F for over 40 days, but we do have air conditioning

Now us Floridians can visit County Mayo and feel comfortable. Except we can't handle altitude so no Cro Patrick climbing for us ❤️

I love in the south in the US, we have near 100 degree temps here right now, I would die without a/c. Stay cool 🥶

At times throughout the summer here in Canada we have had temperatures that with the humidity have been over 40 degrees C. Thankfully those days are behind us

I'm in Las Vegas. It's currently 32 C and it's been cloudy all day with occasional light rain. I'll gladly take 30 degrees for the rest of the summer. In August, we often top 45 degrees. Nearby Death Valley can top 50.

Here in southwestern Pennsylvania, we get 85°F (29.444°C) to 95° (35°C) days for most of June, July, August and part of September, WITH 70% to 100% relative humidity, usually only going down into the 70°F-75°F by 06:00, with high humidity. If you don't have air conditioning, you just want to go into the shower and stay there until October. When I got home at 5:07 p.m. yesterday, it was 92°F (33.33°C) with 73% humidity. As soon as I got out of the air conditioning car, my glasses fogged up. Just for the heck of it, I checked Miami's temperature and humidity it was only slightly warmer. 🥵 This is one reason that my favorite month of the year is October. The other is the fall color, especially of my sugar maples.

Oh man I wish it were 30 (86F) here! But I hear ya, a heat spike you're not used to, period, is hell! Esp with no a/c (in home or car!! 😮‍💨)

Amazon has portable air conditioners. Not those little boxes, but a real air conditioner that rolls around. You put the out take vent in a window and shut window to hold in place. They work really well and you can roll it from room to room.

It's been in the mid 30's in West Canada. I bought an air conditioner last year after Sumner so I got it at a discount. They can be pricey but also an investment.

I can't believe Alex is wearing a sweatshirt with another one underneath. I'm boiling! lol. I've had heat stroke, twice. And it's no joke. If you get cramps in your back or pain in your temples, that's heat exhaustion. Do what you need to to cool off and drink electrolytes. Salt helps too. And vinegar.

Good luck during the heat wave it’s never fun when it’s happening in an area not prepared for it. Make sure to drink as much water as you can stomach and maybe set up sleeping camp in the lower level of the home as heat rises it will be coolest on the lowest level

Here in WV it hit 97. With 108 in the shade. High humidity.

Same here in NJ. 36 c.

Hey Clare I am from the United States Midwest region. KCMO to be exact. It will to to 40 degrees C on occsion but 33 to 37 degrees C is pretty common.. A tank top, athletic shorts and flip flops are pretty common on women and men in that heat. You just have to match the colors/patterns and you are fine. I am not bragging about our heat. I have been to Ireland. You guys' infrastructure is not built for 30 degrees C. No AC would be awful. We have ac and heat in all our homes and heavy insulation to keep the cold and hot out. We are also accustomed to it and know what to do in it such as breaks, shade, water/Gatorade and so on. Good luck and stay safe. Do push it in the heat too hard.

Summer in Daytona Beach, FL, USA 30c is a cooler day. we get heat indexes of 39c lol

In June of 2019, my wife and I went to Dublin Ireland. I told the hotel staff that we had brought the lovely Canadian June weather with us and that it was good that we hadn't come in January 😁. It looks like you're getting a Toronto August. I apologize for leaving our climate behind.

-+ Wet a sheet and hang it - then place a fan behind it so that the fan blows the air through the sheet and towards you. It's a pretty good version of home made airconditioning...

I don’t know if this will help or not but you can make what we call a swamp cooler with a fan and a bag of ice. Just dump the ice in a basin and set the fan behind it. The air will be cool and the moisture will be great for your skin.

stay hydrated out there, especially exerting yourself in work or sport. Gatorade or something for salts and electrolytes is needed. so far where i live in Canada we had 35C but not as hot as last year with 43C for a week. i work outside rain or shine. so the extremes i have worked outside are 43C in summer and -45C in winter. not much fun either way

Being in Texas, one good tip I can give you is to fill a big bowl with ice, and out on your fan. Then you put the ice bowl behind the fan blades on a counter or something. As the ice melts, it gives you a cold vapor that blows out with the fan, and cools the air really well. It's cheaper than a window unit, and always refillable at the cost of having to wait for new ice to be made.

Come to Texas....over 100 every day. 30 degrees Celsius is 86 degrees Fahrenheit. I would love 86 degrees! That's an extremely pleasant temperature here.

Here in New York we hit 100 degrees which was brutal. I need to move somewhere where it's either hot or cold all year around because this temperature stuff is really going nuts!

Good afternoon! I’m posting from Paradise, Texas. Our high today is 38°C, 101°F; with a 3° heat index, which means that it FEELS LIKE 104°F, 40°C (I really don’t know what the heat index means, because whether it is 101 or 114, and we HAVE gotten that high, it is still really freaking hot!). I sent your video to my brother and we were over here, just wishing it was 30°C!! 😂😂 but things are looking up, we have a cold front coming through next week, which will bring the temperatures down to about 34 through 32°C. That being said, we are going through an extreme heat wave and drought here in Texas, and haven’t had prolonged exposure to these temperatures since about 2012. In 2012, we had three weeks of consistent 40°C plus temperatures, one day after the other. I’m pretty sure part of my soul melted that year. 🥵 🔥

@freezor80

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I don't know exactly how the heat index or 'feels like' temperature is calculated but it has to do with the humidity and how that adds to how hot it feels. The feels like temperature is the equivalent dry heat temperature. Here in KC we have high humidity in the summer and our heat index is 104 degrees a lot of the time if it is say 97 degrees actual temperature.

You look amazing, without makeup. Freaking out over 30°(86° F) temps, makes me laugh. Here, in southern Kentucky, USA, in the last month, I've seen 42°(108° F) several times.

Put a tray of water in front of your room fan. You will be surprised by how much lower the temperature in the room will be. We in the US call them "swamp coolers"