temperatures between 35-37ºC up North, and 38-42ºC in South..
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it's hell!What's the temperature in your city today?
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Those temperatures are too hot for me.BossaNova wrote:ok and the record of the day goes to:
Amareleja 43ºC!!!
the hottest district capital was Setúbal with 42ºC...
ps: Lisbon the hottest capital in Europe, with 38ºC...
(Although these are temperatures of a cold sauna.
I can use the downstairs sauna and it is too hot there. The thermometer shows + 80 °C. )Anyway the record here is +30 °C.
Here you can find record temperatures of many cities and countries: http://www.mherrera.org/temp.htm
cool site, these are the portuguese records:airis wrote:
Those temperatures are too hot for me.
(Although these are temperatures of a cold sauna.
Anyway the record here is +30 °C.
Here you can find record temperatures of many cities and countries: http://www.mherrera.org/temp.htm
PORTUGAL
Lisbon -1 43
Los Riodades 50.5
Braganca -12
the problem is that i don't have a clue where is "Los Riodades", and the name doesn't sound portuguese...
there up North everyone have a sauna at home isn't it? a estonian girl told me that recently.. cool.. (never been to a sauna.. only the natural one, that we are living right now..)
What part of Italy do you go? If you stay in the north of Italy temperaturesFons wrote:I hope it's not that warm when I go to Italy in the first week of August for holiday. In Italy are also hell-temperatures sometimes.
are usually 25-30, but if you go to Tuscany, it can be more than 40° C at
that time! I went there in August 3 years ago, and every day the sun
'burnt' me and my parents out of the tent at 8:30! Every day it was about
40° C, and fortunately there was a swimming pool at the camping...
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In countryside there is sauna in every house and in towns almost in all one-family houses too. I live in an old block of flats and there is a sauna in basement floor and I can use it once a week for 10 €/month. In the new blocks of flats there usually is sauna in every apartment. I hope in future I can move to a aparment like that too.BossaNova wrote:
there up North everyone have a sauna at home isn't it? a estonian girl told me that recently.. cool.. (never been to a sauna.. only the natural one, that we are living right now..)
Many Finns own summer cottages with sauna near lake, river or sea. It is very relaxing to go to sauna and swim in the lake. Especially tonight when it is the midsummer eve.
Edit The weather tonight (at midsummer eve) is perfect in Lapland. (+19 °C and sunny)
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I don't excactly know what the name of the town/city is where is go to in August, but is't between Pisa and Firenze.Elmo wrote:What part of Italy do you go? If you stay in the north of Italy temperaturesFons wrote:I hope it's not that warm when I go to Italy in the first week of August for holiday. In Italy are also hell-temperatures sometimes.
are usually 25-30, but if you go to Tuscany, it can be more than 40° C at
that time! I went there in August 3 years ago, and every day the sun
'burnt' me and my parents out of the tent at 8:30! Every day it was about
40° C, and fortunately there was a swimming pool at the camping...
One thing I'm going to is going to the Tower of Pisa, maybe I'll even climb to the top if it's not too busy there, and when it's not too expensive.
I hope it wouldn't be that warm when I'm in Italy.
