A closer look
When the air feels like hot soup and the pavement shimmers like lava, your body isn’t the only thing overheating. Suddenly, every small annoyance becomes unbearable—the dripping faucet, the neighbor’s lawnmower, even your own breathing. Heatwaves toy with your emotions, nudging your patience dial from ‘chill’ to ‘volcano erupting.’ It’s not just dehydration, it’s an invisible emotional thermostat gone rogue. So if you feel extra snappy during summer, it’s not just you—it’s the weather turning your calm into kindling.
