Hello Europe! This week we entered very high temperatures all around Europe. Right now in Belgrade, Serbia it is 39° - the hottest day of June. In the direct sun, it says over 53! So... Where are you from and what is current temperature? Hope you are all doing well!

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[u/kertniko]

Kyiv Ukraine - actually the coldest summer in quite some time. It's +19 right now, and it didn't go more than +25 in June

[u/Familiar_Ad_8919 → u/kertniko]

literally anywhere in the great plains, hungary - this summer is quite a bit milder than the last one, tho its 39 rn, last summer it was around 39 from early june to september

[u/KarmaViking → u/[deleted]]

We reach 40 degrees a few days every year. Last summer was brutal, basically 35+ constantly from morning til the late evening, for more than 2 months straigth. So sadly it is normal.

[u/eastern_petal → u/KarmaViking]

That's the worst, when even during nighttime the temperatures won't go lower.

[u/Familiar_Ad_8919 → u/eastern_petal]

for a week last year it was over 33 during the fucking night, u could only sleep with a fan pointed at u

[u/44Ridley → u/eastern_petal]

This happens in Barcelona for around 2 months during the summer, it's brutal.

[u/Familiar_Ad_8919 → u/[deleted]]

its not really normal, but its also abnormally dry, around 20% humidity, while i imagine ur 28 degrees is with a much higher humidity

[u/azertisbeka → u/[deleted]]

Unfortunately normal in the last few years. Just turned the AC off, so I don’t get a heart attack when leaving the house in an hour

[u/Jaskojaskojasko → u/[deleted]]

This entire week here in Bosnia has been like that, and it hasn't rained for over a month. And according to the forecast it will continue to be the same well into the next month.

It's most certainly over 40 degrees if you measure it in the sun.

[u/eastern_petal → u/[deleted]]

36° in Bucharest. I feel sticky despite taking multiple showers a day. It's like my skin is burning even if I'm inside. Can't wait to fix my AC, life without it feels like hell during Summer months.

[u/samaniewiem → u/[deleted]]

It's bad trust me. I just arrived in the city and I'm feeling like I need to go into a pool and don't leave till winter.

[u/reddock4490 → u/[deleted]]

Yes, it’s awful. Inside with the shades down and the AC on all day, lol

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30-35 is the baseline, but it can reach up to 40 during the peak of a heatwave (record is 42). If there's a thunderstorm it might go down to 25.

[u/betegporszivo → u/Familiar_Ad_8919]

it doesnt matter because there hasn't been any rain in a MONTH, this shitty harnessing of the Tisza has made us the next sahara im telling you

[u/Familiar_Ad_8919 → u/betegporszivo]

it unironically gets more humid in the sahara than this from time to time

[u/mihecz → u/Familiar_Ad_8919]

Ah, yes, 39. Such a nice, mild summer.

[u/Familiar_Ad_8919 → u/mihecz]

please help im dying

huge update: woke up to rain, its 19 degrees, whoever sent help thank u

[u/DaniDaniDa → u/kertniko]

We had 30 in Lviv a day or two. Maybe 31. Seems everyone expects July and August to be worse though.

[u/kertniko → u/DaniDaniDa]

They'll probably be hotter, after all we need some blackouts haha

[u/NipplePreacher → u/kertniko]

Nice try, Ukrainian army recruiters. Not falling for it.

[u/kertniko → u/NipplePreacher]

Well it's much warmer in the south and the east, so it's actually a tourism ad to come to Kyiv, haha

[u/Overgrown_fetus1305 → u/kertniko]

Wow, lucky you- has actually been hotter than that in the UK, weirdly. I'm reminded of having seen some of the heatwaves there the last few years, and feeling awful for the soldiers (yes I include Russian conscripts as well), glad you get the small mercy of cool summer temps.