I know that in so many places the arrival of Summer is welcomed with pomp and pageantry whilst the opposite is the case over here. Having lived in the Middle East for over 6 years, we prefer the Winter months when we get to indulge in so many outdoor activities and the electric/power bill is at its lowest.
During Summer in the UAE, the heat can literally get so oppressive that you feel like your brain has melted. You can practically fry an egg on the tarmac, you sweat buckets once you are outside the comfort of an AC, bills triple, people get irritable and tempers fly at the drop of a hat, spike in people falling sick, vehicles overheat and breakdown, outdoorsy events die down to nil, a certain fatigue and malaise sets in, and the list goes on.
Like is commonly said, too much of everything is not the best. I love mild wintry weather and not the deep freeze bitter Winter experienced in some parts of the World. I equally do not fancy this blazing heat that leaves me parched, tired and wistfully wondering at how long we are away from the breezy cool days of UAE Winter.
Some like it hot, some like it cold, some like it in-between. We do complain about the weather, don’t we? 😉
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Sounds like Pheonix, where all who can leave in summer.:0) Hope you find a cool spot.
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We are trying to manage the situation. A lot of the Arabs with deep pockets travel to colder climes as well.
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I had a condo in a little town outside of Scottsdale, AZ and the town was so empty in summer that all the wild animals would move in to take advantage of the lake at the town’s center. Anyone who stayed in summer was likely to find Bob Cats or even a Mountain Lion in their yard.
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Hope you can find some relief. It all sounds so bad.
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We carry hand fans and umbrellas if not going from one air-conditioned space to another. Without AC people would literally expire from dehydration and heat stroke.
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We do complain and when the weather changes for the better we forget the discomfort we had experienced. I live in coastal south India. The weather has been hot and humid since March. The southwest monsoon usually starts in June. We are getting pre monsoon showers and it is a relief. 😊
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I think it’s human nature to find something to moan about 😉
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