Can YOU handle the heat?

[FunKing]

i live in Florida, so im used to it... i just wish i didnt sweat so much even when i dont feel that hot.

"It's hotter than who done it".....or "It's hotter than a whore in nickle night".....i feel for you, we get the heat and the humidity....not to mention the population and whatnot...some people dont know what hot is

 

[mParadox]

*checks temperature* 95.

Yeah I can stand the heat. The humidity during the monsoon season however is very annoying. I live near the mountains so I can't complain really. But, the cities near the sea. Now there, that's alot of heat.

 

[MeatMachine]

Cold and dry? No problem.
Cold and humid? Bring it on.
Hot and dry? I'm lovin' it.
Hot and humid? OH CHRIST I AM DYING!

 

[Chatato]

I live in Australia so sometimes the temperature gets up to 40 plus degrees (Celcius) Which is roughly 104 fahrenheit and even then we still went to school I mean 90 (fahrenheit) is an average temperature in the summer so yeah I think I (And most of Australia) can handle the heat.

 

[Composer]

Well i wear a hoodie every day....ya i can take the heat

 

[Raikov]

Lets see here.... 90F translates to 32C. Its usually where the hottest summer days end up here in sweden, somewhere around 32-35. As long as the humidity isn't retardedly high, I manage allright. And if they think 70F (21C) is cold, they should come here in the winter. It have been around -28C (-18F) the last two winters.

Now figure out the difference, and imagine the problems we have adapting fast enough xD

 

[Fluffyz0r]

I live in israel 38-42C and humid ass all hell
theres sweat running down my buttrcrack and im used to it

 

[Redingold]

I'm British, so no. It very rarely surpasses 30 degrees Celsius (that's 86 Fahrenheit) here, and it hardly goes above 20 Celsius, to be honest.

 

[Lord Kloo]

This'll make me look stupid but I can't stand the heat and I live in apparently cold little england, this place isn't even that cold in Winter it just gets wetter..
I hate the heat and for me its the worst part of summer, I love winters..

 

[Pegghead]

While I do much prefer the cold (easier to beat than the heat, especially while out on the street) I'm Australian so I'm fairly use to hot weather.

Unless it's extreme it doesn't phase me much, it just means that I get to spend more time at our awesome beaches trying to forget about the poisonous animals that just killed another member of my family (jk).

 

[Togs]

Nope, the UK is quite a cold country meaning that Ive never gotten used to it- I can however stand cold temperatures like a boss.

 

[Aetera]

I have absolutely no heat tolerance. Anything above low-70's is too hot for me. I have a crazy cold tolerance, though. I regularly wear tank tops in winter, and I'm perfectly fine.

My old roommate makes me look pathetic, though. She sometimes goes barefoot and in shorts when there's snow on the ground. it's insane.

 

[TerribleAssassin]

I could. Provided you gave me a refrigerated 3 litre bottle of Coca Cola.

 

[Owlslayer]

I don't hate it, but i don't really like +30C or so, +20 to +25 is the perfect temperature for me.
Currently, it's somewhere near +30C, i think.
Also, i live in somewhere in Europe, just south of Finland.

 

[Mazza35]

I can deal with it, then again. I voulenteer around steam trains, so hot day 35+ Celsius, plus standing in the cab with a 600 degree fire next to you kinda gets hot

 

[Whateveralot]

90 degrees (32 C) is not really bad. Most of the people in my country can't handle it, though. I'm from The Netherlands.

What I really DO hate is high temperatures at night. I wish I had an airconditioning in my room some times. I just can't get to sleep.

 

[CleverCover]

Nope. Give me my air conditioning over 90 degree weather any day. I can't even take humidity.

I will take it though with a heavy and long summer rain. I will go outside during a rainy day in the summer.

 

[C95J]

Put it this way I prefer being really cold than really hot. Being here in the UK the temperature never really gets that high, but when it does I can't really stand it.

 

[Jaime_Wolf]

I grew up in a city in Northern California where it breaks 115F for a decent amount of the summer. On the hottest days each year, it gets past 120F.

Suffice it to say that I'm used to hot weather.

Also, the house I grew up in only had a swamp cooler, which is good for about two or three degrees of cooling once it breaks 110F.