How do Europeans plan to survive 40C weather in the next few days?

How do Europeans plan to survive 40C weather in the next few days?

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Get used to it

Arizona here, we get hotter here

Its not that hot Ivan

Air con and beach?
Lovely weather to sail

Wait...you can't survive 104 degrees fahrenheit? I used to load trucks 10 hours a day in that kind of heat. It sucks but, c'mon. And I have 100% Nordic genes. Are Europeans just pussies?

>color the map red
>its suddenly hot

>Current temp 15C, doesn't count as "hot" until north of 20
We'll see what happens but so far it's not happening.

They can just turn on the airconditio-

>Air con
>europeans
Nice joke.

I like it. 40°C and low humidity is optimum

Same as they've always done. It's summer. Let's fucking enjoy ourselves. It'll be winter again soon enough.

It's been like this for years here
You lost if you started relying on AC as soon as temp hit 30°
Parisians will still ask their employee nationwide to wear heavy clothing and commute and that's why we hate them

If only. We've had rain and 15c all summer and it's gonna continue like that, I'd kill for some summer weather.

No I worked the whole last summer in the fields 10h per day and Im white as fuck.

We'll be fine

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I'm am American from Kentucky, so I'll be just fine

This

Do you have the Finngolians invading 'Straya meme? I saw it once and my dumbass never saved it

lol it's just a myth, it wont be 40c lol!

I saw a local stacking firewood here, I would've taken a picture but it was kind of sad because it was an old lady and I had my kids with me and didn't want to make a scene. Germans are fucking weird

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How's the humidity in Poland? I'm an American and I'm genuinely interested. Back home it's the humidity that gets you, I'm from Texas, now live in Kentucky, and it's fine if it's dry heat, wet heat fucking blows

Hopefully by turning jews and niggers into coolant.

Bought an AC

Different climate and our buildings were built to retain heat, it's not that bad outside but indoors is a completely different deal. A dry heat is way more comfortable than 100% humidity due to all of the lakes and forests. On top of it all ACs weren't that common over here up until the past few years so indoors become 24/7 saunas in the summer

Going hiking or swimming at the lake. Maximum comfy.

We'll be fine, we've had worse years before. The difference between now and then is that back then it would stay +30C for several weeks while now it's just a single week or sometimes even just a couple of days where the temperature goes up a lot and then cools down to mid 20s or below that.

Also OP is a faggot

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Bro just sit in a bathtub of cold water. Sheesh, do I have to think of everything?

If it wasn't raining it can be under ~5% to 30%
If rained its always over 80%