r/Scotland • u/backupJM public transport revolution needed πππ • 2d ago
Shitpost All I needed was some good old Vitamin D
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u/backupJM public transport revolution needed πππ 2d ago
The sun the past few days has been really nice, as well as the extra daylight hour! Really brightened my mood lol
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u/shugthedug3 2d ago
Weather has been rare past few days, slightly worrying though since early and nice spring has meant fucking shite, grey, wet summer the past few years as well.
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u/ndcdshed 1d ago
Every winter I feel like Iβve been fine. Then the sun comes out, my mood lifts, and I realise Iβve been feeling terrible for months.
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u/ProposalLeading9134 2d ago
Me after sitting in the sun for 5 minutes: wow I am completely drained of all energy and everything is too bright and sticky, please bring back the clouds and breeze so I don't feel like a bug under a magnifying glass anymore
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u/HereticLaserHaggis 2d ago
You live in the right country I guess.
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u/ProposalLeading9134 2d ago
Yup, wouldn't live any further south than Scotland. Anything over 18-20 degrees and my circuits fry.
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u/BrawDev 2d ago
That's the thing that gets me about here, weather is great 9/10 times, but there's that 1-2 weeks in summer whereby you might aswell die, it's horrible.
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u/backupJM public transport revolution needed πππ 2d ago
I'll also be complaining about that when the time comes lol
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u/SKaTiNG_PoLLy666 2d ago
I dream of this cool weather. I don't know the conversion rate ( simple Google search) but it hit 120 f here in Las Vegas last summer. Oppressive heat.
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u/gbroon 1d ago
I always thought farenheit was basically anything outwith 0-100F was a temperature humans can't actually live in.
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u/BagpiperAnonymous 6h ago
Probably not too bad of a way to think of it. But I know this winter we had some temps here (midwestern US) that were -10F before windchill. And weβll have a couple of days each summer where it gets to be about 112F. But yeah, you donβt feel those temps are compatible with human life.
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u/StonedPhysicist βΆβπ±π³οΈβππ³οΈββ§οΈ 2d ago
Feel like I've come out of hibernation. Absolutely fucking despise winter, even if Glasgow only gets a couple of weeks of nice weather it's fucking gorgeous in the sun and the thought gets me through endless months of dreich misery.
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u/Informal-Tour-8201 Auld, but still goin' 1d ago
This is the fourth day of sunshine
It's getting worrying
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u/Ok-Wear-5591 2d ago
Am I the only one who hates the sun and loves the rain?
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u/backupJM public transport revolution needed πππ 2d ago
I love the rain when I'm not in it
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u/Lettuce-Pray2023 2d ago
Itβs good in winter months during the night - mostly because it means no morning frost or ice.
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u/AnticitizenPrime 1d ago
I traveled to Scotland because I explicitly desired to go someplace cold and rainy (after being trapped in Florida for 5 years for work). I loved every second of it, except for the small fact that the red deer in Glencoe won't shut the fuck up at 3 am with their incessant braying when you're trying to sleep in your tent.
Literally my only complaint. You just know they're not saying anything interesting, either.
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u/FreedomEagle76 1d ago
Love it to bits. I live in Southern England and at the beginning of this year we had some really heavy rain and high wind so I went out for a nice walk in the forest. For me, the worse the weather is the more I love being out in it.
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u/bigsmelly_twingo 1d ago
100% think that Scotgov should mandate vitamin D supplementation in all bread.
My unproven theory is this would reduce drug and alcohol dependency
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u/MistressErinPaid 1d ago
πΆ They say you're malnutritioned, in need of Vitamin D and invited me to that tingle in your spine.πΆ
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u/Ok_Topic999 1d ago
Other way round for me, sun is way too hot and bright I just can't stand living
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u/Huge-Advantage7838 9h ago
Sunny down here in Liverpool. Is it normal I'm already thinking about depression when it ends
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u/Flat_Fault_7802 2d ago
Taps Aff