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So this is an odd question?
Just got back from paris and the weather was 28 to 30ﾟ. The weather was okay and nice.
In the uk when the same Temperature hits. It feels like my skin on fire. Why does the uk heat burn and any other hot countries the hot weather is fine?.
Just got back from paris and the weather was 28 to 30ﾟ. The weather was okay and nice.
In the uk when the same Temperature hits. It feels like my skin on fire. Why does the uk heat burn and any other hot countries the hot weather is fine?.
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Because in the uk its cold like 95% of the time. We’re more used to cold than hot weather
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(Original post by Tecboy234)
So this is an odd question?
Just got back from paris and the weather was 28 to 30ﾟ. The weather was okay and nice.
In the uk when the same Temperature hits. It feels like my skin on fire. Why does the uk heat burn and any other hot countries the hot weather is fine?.
So this is an odd question?
Just got back from paris and the weather was 28 to 30ﾟ. The weather was okay and nice.
In the uk when the same Temperature hits. It feels like my skin on fire. Why does the uk heat burn and any other hot countries the hot weather is fine?.
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(Original post by Tecboy234)
So this is an odd question?
Just got back from paris and the weather was 28 to 30ﾟ. The weather was okay and nice.
In the uk when the same Temperature hits. It feels like my skin on fire. Why does the uk heat burn and any other hot countries the hot weather is fine?.
So this is an odd question?
Just got back from paris and the weather was 28 to 30ﾟ. The weather was okay and nice.
In the uk when the same Temperature hits. It feels like my skin on fire. Why does the uk heat burn and any other hot countries the hot weather is fine?.
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(Original post by Ten-Ten)
Because in the uk its cold like 95% of the time. We’re more used to cold than hot weather
Because in the uk its cold like 95% of the time. We’re more used to cold than hot weather
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Some hot countries have automatic air con built into their homes.
We don't, sadly, so that might be contributing.
Wish I could deal with the cold! I keep wishing it was hot when it's cold, and cold when it's hot 
We don't, sadly, so that might be contributing.
(Original post by lazerbeem)
I can't stand the heat but I can handle the cold like a champ 😎 ❄️
I can't stand the heat but I can handle the cold like a champ 😎 ❄️
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(Original post by SnowMiku)
Some hot countries have automatic air con built into their homes.
We don't, sadly, so that might be contributing.
Wish I could deal with the cold! I keep wishing it was hot when it's cold, and cold when it's hot
Some hot countries have automatic air con built into their homes.
We don't, sadly, so that might be contributing.
Wish I could deal with the cold! I keep wishing it was hot when it's cold, and cold when it's hot
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Because British homes aren't originally fitted with air conditioning and ceiling fans.
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Increased humidity.
The heat of a desert is easier to tolerant than the heat of a tropical humid climate.
The heat of a desert is easier to tolerant than the heat of a tropical humid climate.
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(Original post by Tecboy234)
So this is an odd question?
Just got back from paris and the weather was 28 to 30ﾟ. The weather was okay and nice.
In the uk when the same Temperature hits. It feels like my skin on fire. Why does the uk heat burn and any other hot countries the hot weather is fine?.
So this is an odd question?
Just got back from paris and the weather was 28 to 30ﾟ. The weather was okay and nice.
In the uk when the same Temperature hits. It feels like my skin on fire. Why does the uk heat burn and any other hot countries the hot weather is fine?.
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(Original post by bacona59)
It's definitely NOT cold, but MILD 95% of the time or WARM if you're in the south.
It's definitely NOT cold, but MILD 95% of the time or WARM if you're in the south.
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