#TooHotToSleep: Exhausted Brits complain about sweltering heatwave with hilarious memes
"I will never complain of the cold or rain in the UK again," one person tweeted.

As the UK continues to sizzle under the blazing sun, Britain experienced its hottest day of the year so far on Tuesday (20 June), leaving many tossing, turning and struggling to fall asleep at night.
With temperatures relentlessly soaring, many Brits have turned to social media to hold forth about their heat-related sleep deprivation and offer hilarious advice on how to "beat the heat".
The hashtag #TooHotToSleep soon began trending across Britain into the wee hours with hundreds of people sharing a slew of memes, jokes and other posts to vent their discomfort.
"Windows cracked open, fan on full blast, duvet kicked off bed and it's STILL too hot to sleep... what am I meant to do now?!" one Twitter user wrote.
Another chimed in: "Is it acceptable to take a bag of frozen peas to bed as an improvised cold water bottle."
"I will never complain of the cold or rain in the UK again," one person tweeted. "Please come back I want to bloody sleep."
Another wrote: "No bigger predicament that deciding whether to leave your window open [through] the night but risk letting the big spiders in."
#TooHotToSleep
— rozina (@itisrozina) June 20, 2017
trying to sleep during a night heatwave in the uk like: pic.twitter.com/9AInTCbYuu
Everyone in the UK right now.. #HeatwaveUK. #TooHotToSleep. pic.twitter.com/ELC3D7TLd9
— JAMIE (@jmehough) June 18, 2017
This me in bed #TooHotToSleep pic.twitter.com/RfcCo5Ou8p
— Gareth Davies (@garethd001) June 19, 2017
Oh look! It's a picture of me while I lie in bed #TooHotToSleep pic.twitter.com/dlzF7IbnAp
— Emily (@howellaboutna) June 20, 2017
Me going to the bathroom in the middle of the night last night #TooHotToSleep pic.twitter.com/JoegKSuFot
— Ashley Powys (@AshleyPowys) June 20, 2017
Think it was too hot last night? I had to keep my windows closed because my cat thinks she can fly... ðððµð¤£ #TooHotToSleep pic.twitter.com/ll6rNdMNff
— Lydia Kay (@LydiaKayE15) June 20, 2017
#TooHotToSleep
— Angelia (@JustmeAngelia) June 20, 2017
The fridge and freezer arenât just for food pic.twitter.com/FvSkYd2adF
Trying to sleep last night like... #TooHotToSleep pic.twitter.com/xPJwZMFKpI
— Love Zodiac (@Zodiacspco) June 20, 2017
Me last night! #TooHotToSleep pic.twitter.com/eN73X8htGw
— Seán (@theatwoodsmile) June 20, 2017
2 days in a row and i can't sleep because of this heat. I feel like the witch out of oz, IM MELTING!!!!!#TooHotToSleep pic.twitter.com/13R0HFEEnS
— Mahria Shah (@Mahria_Maroon5) June 20, 2017
Cracked the window open to get to sleep last night then the entire cast of Bugs life decided to come in and film the sequel #TooHotToSleep pic.twitter.com/mhvemlOjbU
— Harry Eldridge (@harry_the_guy) June 20, 2017
Awake since 4am, seems sleeping in the garden is the way forward! ð´ð¥#breeze #TooHotToSleep #goodnight pic.twitter.com/SWf3ZDOfgT
— Aimee Chalmers-Smith (@aimee_liz85) June 20, 2017
Shout out to everyone else who got approximately 6.5 minutes sleep last night cause of the heat. pic.twitter.com/CeG8wdQwwY
— Roy (@MrRoyThomas) June 20, 2017
This struggle is real #heatwaveuk #heatwave #TooHotToSleep pic.twitter.com/oB8sVkKkOv
— Linzi (@Linzi_Harding) June 19, 2017
Are you finding it #TooHotToSleep?
— Curious Zelda (@CuriousZelda) June 20, 2017
Try under the kitchen table. pic.twitter.com/3axFWBxMA6
Well another fabulous night's sleep over, refreshed and ready to face the day with verve and vigour #not #TooHotToSleep #heatwave pic.twitter.com/PeOypiA007
— Natasha Davies (@Thisisartofglam) June 20, 2017
Can't wait for another night of this... #heatwaveuk #TooHotToSleep pic.twitter.com/4nkCvO2Kan
— Mark Bedford (@Mbed88) June 19, 2017
Is it safe to assume this is how every person in the UK would like to spend their time today? #TooHotToSleep pic.twitter.com/4zs3OfUCVg
— Creditplus (@creditplus_uk) June 20, 2017
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