Rising temperatures worldwide.

[Ludwika]

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/jun/30/canada-temperatures-limits-human-climate-emergency-earth?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

The danger of rising temperatures is the "wet bulb" point when extreme heat is combined with humidity.

 

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[Lee49]

39 minutes ago, Ludwika said:

"wet bulb" point

[Ludwika]

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[Lee49]

Only a high of 81 projected for us here in middle Tennessee for today ( 7/1/21 ) I feel like I'm back in Michigan, almost !

 

[Dages]

We had some heat some weeks ago (34C / 94F) but now, it's cloudy and we have like 22C / 72F. That's not a proper July weather  )

[Leonard Match Valid]

On the other hand here in Brazil, we have low temperatures in this seasonal of May, June and July, August.
 

Evidently, it is not possible to relate the extreme cold of Brazil with the absurd heat of North America, for example.
 

Nor can we say with certainty that these extreme temperatures were specifically caused by greenhouse gas emissions. It is complex to associate an isolated event with an increase in the planet's temperature. However, experts say that climate change linked to global warming will increase the frequency of extreme weather events such as heat waves.

According to them, situations like these are another warning sign for the environment. And that waves of heat or cold are increasingly recurrent and more extreme due to climate change induced by humanity.

Here in cities that usually in this period the cold is little and does not bother, now we experience cold near 0º! It's horrible for hot cities like it is here in my city.

So we can say that humans have radically changed the climate.

I can't wait for Jehovah to again set a suitable climate for all of us.

 

[Lee49]

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/7/1/interactive-mapping-hottest-temperatures-around-world

 

June was an exceptionally hot month for several countries in the northern hemisphere. Since Friday June 25, at least 486 sudden deaths have been recorded in Canada’s British Columbia province as temperatures soared to nearly 50C (112F). In the United States, the ongoing heatwave has buckled highways and melted power lines. A so-called “heat dome”, where high pressure traps the heat, is being blamed for the excessively high temperatures.

 

[Lee49]

https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/10/weather/heat-sea-life-deaths-trnd-scn/index.html

Extreme heat cooked mussels, clams and other shellfish alive on beaches in Western Canada

 

The devastating heat wave that ravaged British Columbia last week is being blamed for a massive die-off of mussels, clams and other marine animals that live on the beaches of Western Canada.

Christopher Harley, a professor in the zoology department at The University of British Columbia, found countless dead mussels popped open and rotting in their shells on Sunday at Kitsalano Beach, which is a few blocks away from his Vancouver home.

[trottigy]

https://lasvegassun.com/news/2021/jul/09/heat-to-blame-for-grounded-flights-at-las-vegas-ai/

 

Quote

Southern Nevada is in the grip of another record heat-wave, with temperatures hitting 115 degrees at the airport as of 4 p.m. The blistering heat is expected to last until next week, with the possibility of tying or breaking Vegas’ all-time high of 117 degrees this weekend and temperatures above 110 degrees forecast through Tuesday.

Global warming at it's finest.

 

 

[Dustparticle]

18 minutes ago, trottigy said:

https://lasvegassun.com/news/2021/jul/09/heat-to-blame-for-grounded-flights-at-las-vegas-ai/

 

Global warming at it's finest.

 

 

Be careful and safe my brother.

[trottigy]

Dusty, when you send me my monthly supply of chocolate don't forget to pack it in dry ice. Otherwise it'll just be a big mess!

 

Wow! Even chocolate needs the New System! 

 

 

Edited July 10, 2021 by trottigy

[Lewis]

8 hours ago, Lee49 said:

https://www.cnn.com/2021/07/10/weather/heat-sea-life-deaths-trnd-scn/index.html

Extreme heat cooked mussels, clams and other shellfish alive on beaches in Western Canada

 

The devastating heat wave that ravaged British Columbia last week is being blamed for a massive die-off of mussels, clams and other marine animals that live on the beaches of Western Canada.

Christopher Harley, a professor in the zoology department at The University of British Columbia, found countless dead mussels popped open and rotting in their shells on Sunday at Kitsalano Beach, which is a few blocks away from his Vancouver home.

About 30 minute drive from my house.

[Lee49]

3 minutes ago, Lewis said:

About 30 minute drive from my house.

I hope you have air! 

[Dustparticle]

34 minutes ago, trottigy said:

Dusty, when you send me my monthly supply of chocolate don't forget to pack it in dry ice. Otherwise it'll just be a big mess!

 

Wow! Even chocolate needs the New System! 

 

 

Not just that. The Chocolate needs me in the New System too.