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My British friends facing 37C. It'll be hell over here and superhell over there.
I'd recommend getting a lot of ice cream and cool drinks on hand. And maybe a bathtub full of room temp water.
We have no bath anymore. It was replaced with a shower! But the cold drinks are a good suggestion. Another one that helped me a lot last time was making a t-shirt damp and putting it in the freezer for 20+ minutes. When I wore it and the fan was facing me, it was great.