Heat wave

[Layla2]

I’m glad the heat wave in BC has come to an end. I’d take 35 degrees over 48degrees any day

[Layla2]

Global warming! It’s all so unfortunate.

[Layla2]

30° Was a perfect temp. But, now the forest fire smoke is rolling in. Not fun

[BKNS27]

@Layla2 

I think this will continue in the future as global warming continues.

Need to get a heat pump AC in the house!

Sea life will be cooked and glaciers will continue to melt.😢

[Korth]

When it cooled down to "only" 30C, everyone I know just continued on without even breaking a sweat. It feels comfortable, it's almost unnoticeable.

Amazing how quickly people can adapt to changing temperature extremes.

[stevenanto]

35 is still hot, I cant believe how hot it got for you guys there!! i dont think we hit 42 and we were melting away. 

[Layla2]

Felt like I needed a sweater 😉

[dabr]

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@Layla2 wrote:

I’m glad the heat wave in BC has come to an end. I’d take 35 degrees over 48degrees any day

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@Layla2   Isn't it amazing after getting temperatures of unheard of, for BC, in the high 40's that 35 degrees almost seems to be reasonable?  Fingers crossed those temperatures don't repeat!!

[Korth]

Fraser Valley was pretty brutal, ~40C averages, ~45C peaks. Lost hours at work every day for a week when the plant sites shut down ... basically big concrete boxes with metal roofs, full of hot machinery, 50C at 10am (and still climbing).

I miss the free Gatorade jugs at every work station. But apparently Worksafe regulations won't let people toil inside a pizza oven, lol.

[Layla2]

The kootenays!

[darlicious]

@Layla2 

What part of bc are you in?

[computergeek541]

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@Layla2 wrote:

I’m glad the heat wave in BC has come to an end. I’d take 35 degrees over 48degrees any day

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That's over?  I do suppose that "hot" is relative, although 35c is still plenty warm.