fukk this DC heat

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got damn, this tropical rainforest heat is too damn much, and the worst is yet to come :why: I'd never think in a millions years I'd be escaping the heat of a place by going to NYC during the summer (which is also humid and hot)

DC been good to a nikka this past year but I need to get out of here :wow:
 

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Apart from some parts of Cali and Hawaii, america has pretty much very shytty climate.
 

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Just extremes all year and only a few months of good weather :snoop:

But DC from May to September is just disgusting. It's one thing to be hot, another to be humid also

Be grateful, let's not get into canada and the uk, those places are hell. i think the carribbean islands and south america have the best climate in the world.
 

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Be grateful, let's not get into canada and the uk, those places are hell. i think the carribbean islands and south america have the best climate in the world.

My breh lives in Santa Monica, he got bliss most the year :mjcry:

I'm going to San Francisco for a conference in a couple weeks, I checked the weather shyt is in the cool 60's :damn: damn near broke down in tears jealous of that weather
 

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DC has gotten lucky the last two years tho in the summer. It wasn't that hot last year or the year before. This year I fear for the worst. And it's not really hot. It's humid as fukk. This is the time of the year where I really miss Chicago.
 

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nikka this heat is everywhere

Different levels to this heat, DC was built literally on top of a swamp, it was unbearable last summer and people were telling me was a mild year :damn:


Humidity is always worse then just straight heat, LA isn't humid, that's why it can be in the 80's there and still be really nice
 

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India’s heat wave death toll tops 2,005 – hospitals overwhelmed – delirium reported en masse, no end in sight
Posted on May 29, 2015

May 2015INDIA – The death toll in the sweltering heat sweeping many parts of the country climbed to 2,005 today, with 414 lives being claimed by the scorching sun in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana since yesterday. –India Express
Hospitals in India are struggling to cope with an influx of victims of a blistering heat wave that has claimed nearly 1,800 lives in just over a week. Hundreds of people – mainly from the poorest sections of society – die at the height of summer every year in India but this year’s figures are unusually high. In southern Andhra Pradesh – by far the worst-hit state – 1020 people have died since May 18, more than double the number of heat-related deaths for the whole of last year. In neighboring Telangana, where temperatures hit 48 degrees Celsius over the weekend, 340 people have died from the heat recently compared to 31 in the whole of last year. “Heat wave conditions in 2015 so far have been of a shorter duration, yet with a higher death toll,” said the Centre for Science and Environment’s Arjuna Srinidhi on Thursday.
“This could be due to the sudden change in temperatures after a prolonged wet February and March that had kept the temperatures cool.” Hospitals in New Delhi, where top temperatures have soared to 45 degrees, are struggling to cope with the fallout. “Hospitals are overflowing with heatstroke victims,” said Ajay Lekhi, president of the Delhi Medical Association. “Patients are complaining of severe headache and dizziness. They are also showing symptoms of delirium,” he added. The surge in demand for electricity from air conditioners led to power cuts in parts of Delhi, exacerbating the misery. Large queues formed outside the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, one of Delhi’s largest government-run hospitals, where women clutched plastic water bottles and packets of mango juice.
Others tried to console crying babies, their heads wrapped in handkerchiefs. “Last night there was no electricity for nearly five hours,” 31-year-old housewife Seema Sharma said outside the hospital as she waited in line for her four-year-old son to be seen. “You can imagine what we must have gone through. He just couldn’t sleep and kept on crying. Now he has fever as well,” she said. Unconfirmed reports said two people had died in Delhi, where tens of thousands sleep on the streets with little protection from the heat. State authorities have ordered coolers be installed in shelters for homeless people, which are often windowless tin shacks. Most are equipped only with small fans, meaning temperatures inside are often considerably higher than outdoors.
“When the temperature soars it becomes difficult to sleep inside the tin cabin,” a 54-year-old Delhi construction worker told the Hindustan Times daily. “Sleeping on the road is a much better option.” Forecasters say there is little hope of any immediate respite from the blistering sun in the country’s north. “We think that these heatwave conditions will take another four to five days to subside,” said Brahma Prakash Yadav, director of the Indian Meteorological Department.


https://theextinctionprotocol.wordp...ed-delirium-reported-in-mass-no-end-in-sight/
 

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Nothing worse than prepping for work in the A/C and you fresh to death for work then you walk outside and straight:whew: before your 1st step.

Who knows about carrying the all-purpose damp washcloth in the summer?
 

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Different levels to this heat, DC was built literally on top of a swamp, it was unbearable last summer and people were telling me was a mild year :damn:


Humidity is always worse then just straight heat, LA isn't humid, that's why it can be in the 80's there and still be really nice

Yeah you do got a point. New Orleans was built on a swamp too, and it's fukkin unbearable there in the summer :scusthov:
 
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