Fact: Londoners love summer but hate the boiling hot commutes that come with it.
Being crammed in like a sardine, sweating your face off and ruining that new t-shirt you love really are the downfalls of summer in the capital.
But have you ever wondered just how hot these travelling tin cans get?
Well, the lovely people over at Gizmodo have uncovered all the steamy details via some newly released data from Transport For London. Taken in 2016, the hottest recorded temperature reading was a roasting 31.04 degrees in August on the Bakerloo line.
We always knew it was going to be a sweat-filled summer Underground, but at least now you can try to avoid the Bakerloo line. See the full report from Gizmodo for more.
Feature Image: Viktor Forgacs.
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