FunkMiller
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So 2 days of heat and that’s climate change?
Good job that this is a totally isolated incident, and no other extreme weather events are happening across the world at an increased pace
So 2 days of heat and that’s climate change?
Off-topic but this reminds me of my friend. He always jokes about himself by saying "I'm half British, half Australian but 100% cunt".Mate. I’m half British, half Australian. Lived for years in both. 40 degrees in Australia is like 30 degrees in the UK. I was wandering around in 38 degree heat in Cairns in February, and it was nowhere near as horrendous as 30 is in the UK.
Good job that this is a totally isolated incident, and no other extreme weather events are happening across the world at an increased pace
do what ya gotta do.Well, picked a great time to visit with the family. Arrived sunday to london and leaving wednesday.
I did switch hotels though to get ac, so it feels like cheating.
That's nothing.OK let's see who's suffering the most. Here in my part of North Yorkshire The met office is predicting max temps of 34 today and 39 tomorrow but it's already 33 in the shade outside in my garden! At least the humidity is low at 31% so it just feels nice and warm so far.
Any Londoners still alive?
Rain on Wednesday with a temperature drop of 15 degrees.
So 2 days of heat and that’s climate change? If it was this hot in November I’d be concerned. It’s July.
This.
South Western Europe are now getting regular heatwaves of of over 45c. This causes forest fires which create a negative feedback loop as trees store Co2, thus adding to the problem.
Places like Iraq and Kuwait now regularly experience temperatures of over 50c.
Some parts of Australia are becoming uninhabitable due to heat and floods.
Parts of South America are experiencing severe droughts.
Evidence is pretty clear.
Off-topic but this reminds me of my friend. He always jokes about himself by saying "I'm half British, half Australian but 100% cunt".
Turn your Aircon off.you guys would die in the US. those temps aren’t all that bad at all.
Must maintain that pasty complexion at all costs!Reading the same form of thread over at era.....There they are angry that this isnt bigger doomnews and they are angry that people: enjoying the summer heat and are out and for example visiting the beach, swimming, eating ice cream etc. They cant belive people are enjoying the evil and dangerous sun......Holyshit, once again i have traveled to an alternative dimension.
Why does every non-British person find it hard to understand that we, as a nation of rain-dwellers and storm worshippers, are simply not used to this extreme heat? Seriously, we normally thrive on 10-20C. Anything above that is a rarity. Anything above 30C is practically unheard of. You might be used to it in your countries, but guess what? We ain't your countries.
whyTurn your Aircon off.
Just get some damn AC.
By portable unit do you mean the ones you just mount outside your window? Because those work really really wellExpensive and not standard for the UK, if you want real AC and not an inefficient portable unit.
Geothermia is a thing that hasn't caught upExpensive and not standard for the UK, if you want real AC and not an inefficient portable unit.
Man it's too hot...
My ice cube trays are just on constant refill, Iv got the damn things on rotation.
the rest of the world deals with worse weather and they do just fineThis is happening almost every year now, isn't it? We're fucked.
I live in Brazil. I'm saying "we're fucked" as in everyone. Everywhere. It will only get worse everywhere.the rest of the world deals with worse weather and they do just fine
you’ll be okay
No, no, forests just ignite themselves when it’s too hot. Like a Sauna. Or the rainforest. /sThere are large fires because forests grew too large. We became too good controlling fire events, which helped controlling the growth of forests. Its almost too ironic the consequences of our own hubris to achieve what we thought it was impossible.
Forest fires are not created by temperature but by arsonists and the negligent use of electrical machinery.
Call me when it's 90%+ humidity like out here in Asia and I'll sympathise with you.
Is UK summer heat dry or humid?
That's it, not going to Texas then!. Lol...it started off being around 35C in May.... and it hasn't dropped since...it's been all the way to 43C... with humidity up to 85-95% every day. That's what I get for living in Texas. Don't worry you'll just sweat a little, you'll be fine.
Yup.*laughs in Australian*
And don't @me with that aircon bullshit.
Most of the places I've lived were poorly insulated and at best had a ceiling fan or nothing at all.
Harden up princesses.
Had this topic back in 2018I live in Brazil. I'm saying "we're fucked" as in everyone. Everywhere. It will only get worse everywhere.
By portable unit do you mean the ones you just mount outside your window? Because those work really really well
They’re a few hundred bucks
Call me when it's 90%+ humidity like out here in Asia and I'll sympathise with you.
Had this topic back in 2018
Some people sadly don't give a fuck unless it personally impacts themselves.