The average temperature is different. You are so ensconsed in arguing against climate deniers you deny truth assuming it's part of the denial, because you are unaware of the actual truth.
Don't let the corporate influence operations make you ignore reality. Certain areas are warming, mine isn't. You guys need to get off twitter.
I am not engaging in this maga style argumentation. You are either in bad faith, or didn't read what I said ironically.
The UK and US are on the same oligarchs for the most part though. Palantir has been active in the UK for like almost two decades now for instance as I recall. The EU is the one with different contractors for this stuff, the US and UK are best fascist friends.
You say that, if we put you on the spot to name a thousand roads and a hundred towns, you would run out too, let alone with endless need for names. They use a lot of native names, a good share of states are native words.
I'm not reading that drivel, you are willfully ignoring what I said and it's a fool's errand to continue as such. Go tell someone that doesn't know your nature.
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The average temperature hasn't changed where I'm at actually.
116 seems unbearably hot. I would add others have pointed out with the temp and humidity people cite the high numbers, but they don't peak together, if they did, people would be dropping dead at 116 and 100 percent humidity
106 is the hottest I've ever experienced, high humidity. We haven't broken 100 degrees in years and years here,
Try swamp coolers, especially when it is less humid, a wet blanket over a window with air blowing in, put the bottom of the blanket or beach towel in a pot of water, the evaporation creates a cooling effect.
Newer buildings are often built with windows oriented to miss the summer sunshine but get hit by the winter sun, one of my old apartments was built like that, and it was a world better than other old apartments, especially the ones that are like 80 years old, which get hellishly hot in the summer.
Where are you at? Because hard winter weather hasn't gone away, and that's what keeps those tropical/subtropical diseases from traveling north. We got like 3 or 4 polar inversions in the contintental US just this winter, and at least one for years going back.
Those diseases aren't moving anywhere near us here, if you are right on the coast maybe as the ocean keeps it warmer in cold fronts, Washington DC was a malarial swamp since before we built the capitol there, but that's the farthest north of any malaria I've heard of in the US.
Bro, I get the climate denialists are working on you The truth is, we haven't had warming here. Maybe you should look into facts before assumin maga douchebags are right on ever level.