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  1. mmanyquestionss on

    >Climate change is believed to have played a role in such hot spells as this.

    you don’t say 

  2. CarefulComedian76 on

    What will it take for people to accept that climate change is real?

  3. AceChipEater on

    I urge people not to go down the “that’s nothing compared with where I live” path.

    The entire population is acclimatised to lower temperatures, this is not normal, and people can and do die from heatstroke in what some would call “warm” temperatures.

    Source: am Australian – this is a hot, but not insufferable temperature here, but I fully acknowledge how shit this is for a people that aren’t used to it, who’s infrastructure isn’t built to support it.

  4. juice_in_my_shoes on

    As a tropical country we would like to have our temperatures back. We have these instead. 40.8°c in Cagayan Ph. May 2026. That’s like desert level temps

  5. 93 degrees Fahrenheit is pretty normal for Gulf Coast South Texas weather this time of year. But up there I cannot fathom how oppressive that might feel. We at least get a consistent 30-35 mph breeze off the gulf. Might as well be a blow dryer but it moves air. I know Air Conditioning isn’t everywhere there. How many rental properties and homes feature air conditioning?

  6. The main thing to consider also is there’s no breeze, like at all, throughout the day you can drop a feather and it’ll fall directly downward so there’s nothing to move the stagnant warm air

  7. Rencalcifer on

    Every year we beat records north and south but there no climate change /s here in southern Spain (yes, it’s hotter sorry, had to say it😂) since a decade or so, we have +35ºC to +43ºC from May to October, that’s 6 months of summer. 30 years ago that wasn’t a thing 🤷

  8. The woman in the photo seems to be using an aluminium tray to focus the sunbeams on to her face

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