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    1. Just so we don’t leave the Spanish alone in the heatwave, we’ll accompany you. I haven’t seen rain for almost two months in Toulouse.

      I’m not talking about the state of my garden for the past month and a half, just the pomegranate tree, olive tree and the fig tree having fun.

      So the problem with our land it’s clay, it swells and shrinks with water. It makes cracks in houses because of the drought. It’s like in the desert, crevices in the earth, some you run your hand through.

    2. ivar-the-bonefull on

      Feel you brothers. We too have more than 20+ up here and I think I’ll just die.

    3. I left countryside France 10 years ago and often mention I cannot go back because I am too sensitive to heat and that the place I grew up went from sbowy winters and warm summers to cool winters and constant heat wave. Today is the fifth period above 35 degrees my brother is witnessing.

      Oh and France hurts itself in confusion if you mention AC.

      I cry for them from my fjord. I wish I could visit or even go back. But I cannot work in a place where I am uncomfortable 6/12 months and struggling to survive for 3-4 months a year.

    4. AffectionateRain2503 on

      And I’m here complaining about 32 in the middle of the week. Hope everyone survives this.

    5. WTF_is_this___ on

      And climate change is only going to speed up. And we are still doing jack shit about it.

    6. WunderWaffle04 on

      Already starting to cool down here in the north of europe, at night it hits like 12 celsius and at daytime 25-ish celsius,
      Last month was like an easy bake oven though, got to experience tropical heat without going abroad.

    7. Sportsfanno1 on

      So what you’re saying is that we should go stand on a beach in Dunkerque for a few days?

    8. AmazingStrawberry523 on

      Good, let the whole world burn. It deserves that for the hooman greed

    9. Posted this in the Spain topic as well:

      A parody news website regarding the weather in southern Europe.

      https://speld.nl/2022/07/13/nederlanders-verruilen-heerlijk-zomerweer-voor-extreme-hitte-en-bosbranden-zuid-europa/

      > The Dutch trade lovely summer weather for extreme heat and forest fires in southern Europe

      > The summer holidays have begun, which means that many Dutch people can’t wait to swap the perfect Dutch summer weather for the extreme heat and forest fires of southern Europe.

      > This includes the couple Els and Bart. They are taking their two children to the Bouche-du-Rhône department in southern France. “Yes, it’s wonderful to be able to escape the idyllic Dutch summer weather,” says Els. Bart shows a news report on his phone. “Nature there is already completely yellow and dead, and the risk of forest fires is enormous. We can’t wait to leave the sun-drenched Netherlands with its moderate temperatures behind us.”

      > Friends Lieke, Esmat, Joyce, and Sophie are going even further, trading the slightly cloudy Dutch sky for the scorching Spanish sun. „In inland Spain, it can get up to 45 degrees. It’s so hot that you feel clammy moving through the air and can’t do anything. You don’t get that in the Netherlands. Here, it usually stays around 25 degrees. That wonderful summer weather is passing us by. ”

    10. I had an offer from a University in Toulouse, but I declined it after I saw the climate diagram on the Wikipedia page of the city of Toulouse.

    11. physiotherrorist on

      I live in Brittany, Côtes d’Armor, 5 km from the coast. It’s 17:00 and we’ve got a nice 25°C and some wind. Bliss.

    12. I work in Bordeaux, went out for a cigaret brake one hour ago, the wind was hot. Not even kidding.

    13. AnalTinnitus on

      It literally gets worse every year and still our Governments do nothing. But hey, I’m drinking out of paper straws now so why isn’t it cooler???

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