news Monster heathwave in Asia. Records being broken every day

[Navy4Life]

17 minutes ago, Mean Trees said:

All aircon everything

I mean bless them for that but I made a mistake of walking around  

[Mean Trees]

11 hours ago, Navy4Life said:

I mean bless them for that but I made a mistake of walking around  

Oh nooo... I can only imagine.

[Daddy]

On 4/15/2023 at 11:48 PM, ScorpiosGroove said:

can we got some of that heat in europe ? spring has been absolute **** for now 

Please don't. Spring has been as always. We don't need heat like that here in Germany. Last years summer was already a chore to get through. At least here in Berlin.

[ScorpiosGroove]

1 minute ago, Daddy said:

Please don't. Spring has been as always. We don't need heat like that here in Germany. Last years summer was already a chore to get through. At least here in Berlin.

spring has been ****, i definitely need some heat here 

[Ash12345]

On 4/18/2023 at 4:58 PM, katara said:

In f**king April 

 

We ain't ready for summer. 

April is the hottest month in Bangkok. After that the wet season begins and temperatures usually drop a couple degrees. Also the sun is highest in the sky on April 27, when it becomes directly overhead, after that the sun starts getting lower in the sky.

 

The tropics are kinda weird like that. In Bangkok, the sun is at its lowest angle during the winter solstice (December 21) like elsewhere in the northern hemisphere, however, it reaches its highest position on April 27 and August 16 (90 deg/vertical) unlike the more northern latitudes where the highest sun angle is reached during the summer solstice (June 21).

[Ash12345]

13 hours ago, ScorpiosGroove said:

spring has been ****, i definitely need some heat here 

We had a warm winter here and a nice April heat wave, but it's probably going to be more normal from now on. El Nino is coming which means we're supposed to get a cooler summer. It's actually been a while since we've had a really bad summer heat wave in my area, the heat waves of the 1930s-1950s were worse.

[ScorpiosGroove]

4 hours ago, Ash12345 said:

We had a warm winter here and a nice April heat wave, but it's probably going to be more normal from now on. El Nino is coming which means we're supposed to get a cooler summer. It's actually been a while since we've had a really bad summer heat wave in my area, the heat waves of the 1930s-1950s were worse.

where do you live ? cause a cold summer sounds terrible… winter wasn’t extremely cold but it was kinda long and we’ve got like 2 days of warmer/sunnier weather in march/april whereas usually we easily get 25 degrees end of march/mid april… i need that hot girl summer BAD 

[Ash12345]

6 hours ago, ScorpiosGroove said:

where do you live ? cause a cold summer sounds terrible… winter wasn’t extremely cold but it was kinda long and we’ve got like 2 days of warmer/sunnier weather in march/april whereas usually we easily get 25 degrees end of march/mid april… i need that hot girl summer BAD 

Southern Ontario. A cool summer here means the average high for July/August will be around 25-26C instead of 27-28C.

 

Winter here was milder than average, especially January and February.

 

Spring so far has been pretty average except for last week when it was much warmer than average with four 25C+ days including one 30C day. We often don't get a single day >25C until May and our first 30C day is often only in late May or even early June.

[ScorpiosGroove]

51 minutes ago, Ash12345 said:

Southern Ontario. A cool summer here means the average high for July/August will be around 25-26C instead of 27-28C.

 

Winter here was milder than average, especially January and February.

 

Spring so far has been pretty average except for last week when it was much warmer than average with four 25C+ days including one 30C day. We often don't get a single day >25C until May and our first 30C day is often only in late May or even early June.

got you ! a friend of mine lives in montreal and yeah y’all had some beautiful weather last week i was jealous  which is weird cause as you say i thought that area didn’t get that kinda temperatures until may… 

I can live with an average of 25C but i won’t survive another summer full of 19C and sun-cloud mixes like one summer a few years ago july/august felt like end of october 

 

here the highest we’ve gotten this year was 19C like yesterday and now it’s 9C with clouds again  which is kinda unusual cause since lockdown i usually wore shorts and no jackets around this time each year 

[Ash12345]

51 minutes ago, ScorpiosGroove said:

got you ! a friend of mine lives in montreal and yeah y’all had some beautiful weather last week i was jealous  which is weird cause as you say i thought that area didn’t get that kinda temperatures until may… 

I can live with an average of 25C but i won’t survive another summer full of 19C and sun-cloud mixes like one summer a few years ago july/august felt like end of october 

 

here the highest we’ve gotten this year was 19C like yesterday and now it’s 9C with clouds again  which is kinda unusual cause since lockdown i usually wore shorts and no jackets around this time each year 

9C with clouds is pretty common here for April. That's what the past two days were like. Last week was like 6 days straight that broke the daily records or at least came close. The average for this time of year would be 10-15C, and average for May would be like 15-23C.

 

We usually get warmer than 19C though in the summer. Last summer (June-August) the distribution of daily high temperatures were

 

19-20C: 2 days

20-22C: 4 days

22-24C: 17 days

24-26C: 15 days 

26-28C: 22 days 

28-30C: 22 days

30-32C: 8 days

32-34C: 0 days

34-36C:  2 days

 

Last summer was pretty average, with daytime high temperatures mostly in the 22C-30C range, eleven hot 30C+ days, and only two <20C days.

 

Some summers we get more 30C+ days, like in 2016 we got 33, but also some summers we get less, like in 2009 we only got four. On an average year, we'd get about 15-20 days of 30C+, so summers are still mostly just mid-high 20s here.

[ScorpiosGroove]

1 hour ago, Ash12345 said:

9C with clouds is pretty common here for April. That's what the past two days were like. Last week was like 6 days straight that broke the daily records or at least came close. The average for this time of year would be 10-15C, and average for May would be like 15-23C.

 

We usually get warmer than 19C though in the summer. Last summer (June-August) the distribution of daily high temperatures were

 

19-20C: 2 days

20-22C: 4 days

22-24C: 17 days

24-26C: 15 days 

26-28C: 22 days 

28-30C: 22 days

30-32C: 8 days

32-34C: 0 days

34-36C:  2 days

 

Last summer was pretty average, with daytime high temperatures mostly in the 22C-30C range, eleven hot 30C+ days, and only two <20C days.

 

Some summers we get more 30C+ days, like in 2016 we got 33, but also some summers we get less, like in 2009 we only got four. On an average year, we'd get about 15-20 days of 30C+, so summers are still mostly just mid-high 20s here.

yeah we got 42C for the first time in my life last summer and that’s too much, even +30C is too much at times especially for long periods of time… i’m a 25C in the sun and a little cooler in the shadow girl, that’s the perfect temperature to me 

[Zox]

18 hours ago, Ash12345 said:

April is the hottest month in Bangkok. After that the wet season begins and temperatures usually drop a couple degrees. Also the sun is highest in the sky on April 27, when it becomes directly overhead, after that the sun starts getting lower in the sky.

 

The tropics are kinda weird like that. In Bangkok, the sun is at its lowest angle during the winter solstice (December 21) like elsewhere in the northern hemisphere, however, it reaches its highest position on April 27 and August 16 (90 deg/vertical) unlike the more northern latitudes where the highest sun angle is reached during the summer solstice (June 21).

I'm flying into Bangkok on the 25th and starting a multi-month long SEA backpacking trip so fml (probs a month in Thailand alone) 

 

P.S. hi fellow GTA girlie 

[Ash12345]

1 hour ago, Zox said:

I'm flying into Bangkok on the 25th and starting a multi-month long SEA backpacking trip so fml (probs a month in Thailand alone) 

 

P.S. hi fellow GTA girlie 

Just in time for the wet season in much of SEA. That way you can get some humidity to go with the heat. 

 

I like warm temperatures, I can handle 30C quite well, especially in the shade or with a bit of a breeze, but SEA heat can be a bit much.

[Almodusa]

Main Continent Girl breaking records left and right 

[Zox]

1 minute ago, Ash12345 said:

Just in time for the wet season in much of SEA. That way you can get some humidity to go with the heat. 

 

I like warm temperatures, I can handle 30C quite well, especially in the shade or with a bit of a breeze, but SEA heat can be a bit much.

Yeah, I heard wet season isn’t ideal for SEA travel but I unfortunately don’t have the patience nor desire to delay my travel plans by another 6 months. Afterwards, I’m going to Australia so I think my entire year will be 30-45 degrees everyday

[Ash12345]

1 hour ago, Zox said:

Yeah, I heard wet season isn’t ideal for SEA travel but I unfortunately don’t have the patience nor desire to delay my travel plans by another 6 months. Afterwards, I’m going to Australia so I think my entire year will be 30-45 degrees everyday

Australia isn't that hot if you're in the SW part of the country like Sydney or Melbourne, their summers are similar to ours.

 

Their winters are really mild though, it's basically like May/September weather by Toronto standards for Sydney and October weather for Melbourne, that's when I visited them.

[Zox]

16 minutes ago, Ash12345 said:

Australia isn't that hot if you're in the SW part of the country like Sydney or Melbourne, their summers are similar to ours.

 

Their winters are really mild though, it's basically like May/September weather by Toronto standards for Sydney and October weather for Melbourne, that's when I visited them.

Yeah, that’s what I heard as well! I’ll be most likely arriving at Oz around their spring time (as their winter season starts in about a month), so I’ll essentially be in scorching hot weather the entire year hahah. 

[Taylor fanboy]

Heat index in Philippines today in Quezon City is at a 50 degree Celsius record high.