There must be millions of people dying.
Airplanes are dropping out of the sky, cars are smashing into everything as their drivers keel over from the heat, city busses are coming ot a stop as the drivers expire, city streets are cut off from traffic as bodies are piled a mi.e high in some cases on and on it goes /s
Just like all the fat little kids who would be starving to death if it wasn’t for school lunch programs.
Always ask global warmers - “what is your null hypothesis?”
Is it that the planet’s weather patterns and global temperatures are invariant? Do you accept paleoclimatology? Do you realize how much ice there has been, and how it melted enough to raise sea levels >100 meters?
And do you realize that all the documented HUGE changes of the past happened without substantial human activity? And you want to create a crisis over new changes, so far in line with previous, well documented events?
Focus on cold. Let’s live as long as we can without mass die-offs from a return of the ice.
And if people lose their oceanfront mansions? They should have sought elevation, like Obama did on the Vinyard.
I work outside for 8 months a year. I didn’t notice any difference between this July and July of other years. It’s always hot in July. The person who wrote this story must hide inside all day to avoid the heat. He’s probably as white as milk. One to two degrees up or down is not a big deal when you work outside every day.
In the midst of a sweltering summer heat wave, the temperature reached a record-high 113 degrees Fahrenheit in Kansas City on August 14, 1936. These high temperatures in the summer of 1936 remain the most extreme in modern North American history. Compounding the problem, virtually no one had air conditioning in their own homes in the 1930s. The consequence was a nationwide death toll of between 4,500 and 5,000 lives lost, making it among the worst natural disasters in U.S. history. For its part, Kansas City merely coped as best as it could.
Temperatures soared to the 100-degree mark or higher on 53 days that summer
I’m going to assume that Ms Osaka’s family hadn’t immigrated to the US yet. 25-30 year old students don’t have very long memories, for what it’s worth, high temperatures for the next week (August in case someone isn’t aware is a hot month) is 84,78,77,80,76,79, and 81. It hasn’t been over 85 since the last week of July.
I heard the great dust bowl was kinda warm and dry...for three years.