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Old 07-12-2025, 08:21 AM   #42
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Because I prefer to wear baseball type hats. Also, I don't like wearing high collars.
It's fine to like wearing a baseball cap. I prefer a wide brim, provided I don't look like a Texan or Mexican cowboy, or a Victorian woman.

Yesterday our home WX station UV alert was on and temp only 0.1 °C below the local record of 28.3 °C (Mid West of Ireland, not far from big cool Shannon estuary). It might be hotter later this afternoon. Normally 18 °C might be a warm day!


EDIT
13:36 IST
Now we currently have 29.8 °C outside and variously 22.8 °C - 24.3 °C in the house.
Aircon here is only in some larger shops and some cars. So pull curtains & close windows during day and open after dark.


EDIT 2!
Ireland Record Temperatures
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Highest air temperature recorded in the 20th Century: 32.5°C at Boora, Co. Offaly on 29th June 1976.
Highest on record is Killkenny Castle, 33.3 °C 26th June 1887.
—Met éireann

Edit 3
July peak day temperature average over many years is 17 °C
Temp at 13:56 IST now 30.1 °C
UV alert on.

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