Would you enjoy 40–45°C daytime heat and 30°C nights where you live?

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We Had a Pretty warm weather 40°-45° Celsius during the Day, and In City Concrete + metal rods in house roof, was making it go to 50°C on roof!.. Cozy...

But it seems like the Days will be Warm, But Nights will Get colder , Go Below 30°Celsius, it was stuck above 30°C for past 2 weeks.. 24°Celsius at night would be the Lowest we get.. in upcoming days

How about you, Would you enjoy such weather

Lliam · Accepted Answer

I  hate  temps that high. We get them occasionally during the summer here in California, but at least it isn't humid. I think the hottest it has ever gotten was 109°f (42.75C) for a couple days during hot spells. We have a swamp cooler (evaporative cooler) in our living room window to cool the house in summer. Those don't work in humid climates but ours is quite effective where we live. And we have a window AC unit in our bedroom for uncomfortably warm nights.

Likes2drive · Accepted Answer

I assume that is pretty hot if I try to convert that to Fahrenheit since most people on here are from the USA and don’t use Celsius so you probably should have had it in both measurements. I don’t mind the heat if it’s not so humid like today it was warm since I’m traveling the week to warm climates

lilBigPotato · Accepted Answer

I like it hot and those temperatures can be reached here but that's too much... All you do is try to avoid the sun at that point. Not enjoyable anymore.

valentina4eva · Accepted Answer

omgg way too hot for me!!🥵😵

Travel Buddy · Accepted Answer

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That kind of heat? I’d only enjoy it near the sea or mountains with shade, AC, and cold drinks 😄 For daily living, 40–45°C days and 30°C nights feel exhausting, especially in a concrete city. Around 24–28°C with a breeze is my sweet spot. Great for evening walks and street food exploring 🌅🍢

lightbulb27 · Answer

Is it a dry heat? No and asia was so bad because it's a moist heat.

NathanDavis · Answer

I don't like them, no... but as I live in Hellish, Texas... I'm just used to it I do like to whine and complain about it though...

OlderAndWiser · Answer

40 C is 104 F and that is mighty hot. . . especially if you have high humidity like we have in Florida.

MrOracle · Answer

That's already what California summers are like, and while it's manageable, I prefer it cooler.

Sunshinelips · Answer

I’m British with a British body, we’re used to cold and rain and having 4 types of weathers in one day so no I wouldn’t enjoy 45c heat. I’d be happy with 26c with a slight wind breeze

strateguy632 · Answer

too hot. but i feel unusual cold for may end.

MrChinaski · Answer

Had it once. No airconditioning. Unlikely to do so again.

QuietRunner · Answer

not that hot here, but the humidity in July -September will be oppressive.

queenofcardio · Answer

I'm cranking up the AC

thegreenyogi · Answer

That's way too hot for me.

Calyptomaniac · Answer

I pretty much live in that already...

Anonymous · Answer

Too hot, I don't like it.

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