November in Dubai

[LeMoN-SK]

A selection of pictures from my recent trip to Dubai.

[garcia.calavera]

very nice pics , i miss that city. What temperature was there in november?

[MWC]

Would love to spend november there. Awesome pictures thank you

[LeMoN-SK]

Originally Posted by garcia.calavera

very nice pics , i miss that city. What temperature was there in november?

Around 32-34°C at day and 26-28° at night.

[apinamies]

Sick. I hate temperatures over 25 C. I don't understand who want live place like that.

[Mike____]

I dont.. I even cant sleep with temp of 24°C at night :/

[Assemblage23]

Your pictures are great. They show most landmarks as well as street (beach) life.

But, how was your experiece there?

[brazilteen]

Originally Posted by Mike____

I dont.. I even cant sleep with temp of 24°C at night :/

Have you heard about air condition?

[Skyprince]

Originally Posted by apinamies

Sick. I hate temperatures over 25 C. I don't understand who want live place like that.

Originally Posted by Mike____

I dont.. I even cant sleep with temp of 24°C at night :/

Warm countries like UAE have very good ventilation system in place. Structures are built to make it cool inside , and there are proper cooling methods like ceiling fans, ventilators and air-conds

These are very much absent in temperate zones, as builders need to take into account not just Summer, but other seasons as well.

[hellospank25]

Originally Posted by Skyprince

Warm countries like UAE have very good ventilation system in place. Structures are built to make it cool inside , and there are proper cooling methods like ceiling fans, ventilators and air-conds

These are very much absent in temperate zones, as builders need to take into account not just Summer, but other seasons as well.

Yeah only if you are rich. I am sure underpaid indian workers in Dubai don't have the ability to afford air conditioning. Having those really high temperatures is really not natural and our bodies are not designed to cope with such heat. Cold is much better

[kingsway]

cool photos.

[christos-greece]

Awesome and very nice photos from Dubai

[garcia.calavera]

Originally Posted by hellospank25

Yeah only if you are rich. I am sure underpaid indian workers in Dubai don't have the ability to afford air conditioning. Having those really high temperatures is really not natural and our bodies are not designed to cope with such heat. Cold is much better

you don't have to be rich to have a small AC :P , besides people have been living in hot desert areas for thousands of years , i doubt they had air conditioning. Not to mention ,If living in Dubai is bad ,then i guess is bad living in the US (florida and the south have similar humidity and temperatures) or southern Spain , Italy , etc). Personally i prefer extreme hot over extreme cold , it's way more acceptable in the coastal desert than siberia

[simcard]

very nice pictures

Originally Posted by hellospank25

Yeah only if you are rich. I am sure underpaid indian workers in Dubai don't have the ability to afford air conditioning. Having those really high temperatures is really not natural and our bodies are not designed to cope with such heat. Cold is much better

the same underpaid Indian worker would not have air conditioning in his native India also, and would live even worse off money wise

[MWC]

Originally Posted by hellospank25

Yeah only if you are rich. I am sure underpaid indian workers in Dubai don't have the ability to afford air conditioning. Having those really high temperatures is really not natural and our bodies are not designed to cope with such heat. Cold is much better

Incorrect. Civilization started in Africa where you have even worse heat. The Egyptians didn't have air conditioning and neither did other great civilizations.

[LeMoN-SK]

Originally Posted by Assemblage23

Your pictures are great. They show most landmarks as well as street (beach) life.

But, how was your experiece there?

Thanks.

My experience was very good. There were some things I didn't quite like, but none of them was major. For example small or no sidewalks in many parts of the city, I am not used to that. But I understand the reasons for all of them and the "negative" things were also a part of the interesting experience of Dubai.

The only major negative was that I didn't manage to take a picture of some Bugatti Veyron.

The temperatures were quite high, but I like it hot. And air conditioning is really everywhere. Even bus stops have AC.

[nedolessej197]

got damn son!

[christos-greece]

I thought the same

[LeMoN-SK]

I was thinking that all the time I was on the beach...

[brazilteen]

Oh GOSH I WANT AIR CONDITION IN BRAZILIAN BUS STOP HAHAHAHAHA