It's too hot lads.
The main topic of conversation over the last few days has been about the weather and how bloody uncomfortable it's been.
It's been warm, sticky, muggy, close, sweaty with a little bit of sunshine and the nights have been absolutely roasting so there are lots of legs outside blankets.
These Irish people have expressed just how hard they've been finding it.
About to climb into the fridge #melting
— Aislinn O'Toole (@AislinnOT) June 30, 2015
Bollock naked, cold shower and I'm still too hot
— Aaron (@Cr4sh0v3rr1de) July 1, 2015
18.5 degrees. The temperature at which Irish people don't comment about it being too hot or too cold....
— Dave Allen (@dwallen67) July 1, 2015
can't sleep, it's too hot and there's too much internet
— Aoife (@aoiph) July 1, 2015
It's too hot. I have the window open as far as it will go. There is no relief.
— Rachel Flynn (@rayanneflynn) July 1, 2015
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I've only been walking like 10 minutes and I'm sweating in places I didn't know could sweat
— jade (@Shut_Up_Jade) June 26, 2015
Feel a little better about lying in bed sweating my guts out now, could always be worse pic.twitter.com/m61EUrKUTV
— Hannah O'Reilly (@hannahoreilly_) July 1, 2015
way too hot
— ciara (@GingeSoldier) July 2, 2015
I think I was actually sweating in the shower today. That's a first.
— Vicki Notaro (@vickinotaro) July 1, 2015
The poor cat can’t cope with the heat. He’s just lying there, barely moving a muscle, unable- … Wait a minute. That’s every day.
— Damien Owens (@OwensDamien) June 30, 2015
The melting point of an Irishman is 25°.
Help!!! pic.twitter.com/ghdOiqjKIB
— Rob Smith (@robsmithireland) June 30, 2015
Me in this fucking heat #Melting pic.twitter.com/YcdoFERcZN
— Dublin Girlo (@dublin_girlo) July 2, 2015
