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> It might make life more comfortable during some days of heatwaves but it's definitely not a need to survive. Well I don't know , I lived 4 years in the Nethe
by weatherlite 4mo ago
> It might make life more comfortable during some days of heatwaves but it's definitely not a need to survive.
Well I don't know , I lived 4 years in the Netherlands in one of those apartments that have huge windows on every room. During the summer some days got closed to 37-38c and the sun sets at what , 11PM ? I was pretty scared our newborn might die - I put a fan right on her of course but I'm not sure this setup is OK at all.
- b40d-48b2-979e 4mo agothe sun sets at what , 11PM ? No. Even now, in the longest days of the year, the sun sets at 10pm, and we're not even into the hottest days of the year for another month or two as the days continue to get shorter again.
- weatherlite 4mo agoYeah 10PM is still really bad, the house becomes a freaking oven
- b40d-48b2-979e 4mo agoThe numbers you cite are from last year, which was unusual historically as records, not the norm. The sunset in the hottest month will be 9pm, and those highs of >30C are experienced for less than one week. I think you're missing the point of the parent posters where it's over 25C in the large parts of the US for 3-4 months of the year.