July heat waves would have been ‘virtually impossible’ without climate change: research

The Hill ^ | 07/25/2023 | RACHEL FRAZIN

[ChicagoConservative27]

Without climate change, the heat waves impacting the U.S.-Mexico region and Southern Europe this month would have been “virtually” impossible, according to new research.

The research, from the World Weather Attribution initiative, also found that heat impacting China would have been “about a 1 in 250 year event.”

At the start of July, heat waves hit the Southwestern U.S., as well as Mexico, Southern Europe and China. In California’s Death Valley, temperatures reached more than 125 degrees Fahrenheit, while Phoenix has seen 25 days straight with temperatures of at least 110 degrees.

As all this occurred, the World Weather Attribution initiative also found that in all of the regions it studied, a heat wave of the same likelihood would have been “significantly cooler” without climate change.

[ChicagoConservative27]

HAHAHAHA to these idiots. ITS SUMMMER!

[sauropod]

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[rktman]

Hey X-spurts......🖕

[Jim W N]

Hmmmm...

Let’s see if I’ve got this straight, Rachel Frazin of the Hill...

Climate change would be “virtually impossible” if it weren’t for...climate change...

Got it.

And how much do they pay you Rachel??

[butlerweave]

They’re brainwashing the stupid for their 2025-30 takeover and adding a lot of Snake Oil to lube them up

[Bob434]

mile high glaciers covering the east coast, melting completely and creating our great lakes, “would have been virtually impossible” without climate change

[albie]

Yes yes I remember many Julys of shoveling snow and slipping on sheets of ice, which of course, is the norm for July in VA.

[READINABLUESTATE]

Virtual:

1: being such in essence or effect though not formally recognized or admitted

2: being on or simulated on a computer or computer network
print or virtual books

3: of, relating to, or using virtual memory

4: of, relating to, or being a hypothetical particle whose existence is inferred from indirect evidence

[Snowybear]

It’s all due to a very strong El Nino.

-SB

[pepsionice]

26 June 1990, I was stationed at D-M (Tucson AZ). 116 degrees over at the base by 4 PM. Was probably near 104 degrees at 7 AM when I arrived at the gym, and jogged 6 laps. Around lunch, it was near 112, and I worked out at the gym, then ran 3 laps. Drank combo of Gatorade/ice-tea for the afternoon.

You get used to temperature and other than hot asphalt (you don’t want to stand long on it)....it’s just a dry heat.

I don’t understand all this hype.

[big bad easter bunny]

correct, climate is always changing so all weather is directly correlated with the current climate, duh!!

[AppyPappy]

“OK, who has “Hot in July” on their 2023 card?”

[GOPJ]

How much do they pay her? I’m guessing ‘way too much’...

My fear is idiots like John Kerry and his merry band of ‘more money than brains’ white liberal ‘elites’ will seed the atmosphere to ‘reflect the sun’ without realizing that could have unintended consequences.

[dfwgator]

Even Stevie sees it!

[euram]

1896 heatwave

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1896_Eastern_North_America_heat_wave

1901 heatwave
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1901_eastern_United_States_heat_wave

1936 heatwave

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1936_North_American_heat_wave#:~:text=The%201936%20North%20American%20heat%20wave%20was%20one,catastrophic%20human%20suffering%20and%20an%20enormous%20economic%20toll.

[SecondAmendment]

We have destroyed our economy because and energy dominance because as a group women don’t understand math or science ...

[Fiji Hill]

Without climate change summer, the heat waves impacting the U.S.-Mexico region and Southern Europe this month would have been “virtually” impossible, according to new research.

FIFY

[ConservativeInPA]

5: Crap made up to get more grants funded by taxpayers against their will.

[SecondAmendment]

> We have destroyed our economy because and energy dominance because as a group women don’t understand math or science ...

And I don't understand how to write a coherent sentence.

[politicket]

The propaganda is intense.

Those of us old enough remember being in school during the 60's and 70's - told that the ice age would destroy us all.

Then it switched to global warming...

Then it switched to the ice age again...

Then it switched to global warming again...

Then they started using the phrase "climate change" as a catch-all to make their propaganda campaign "consistent".

All of this is about debt-based economies - which can ONLY survive by forcing generational industrial changes to the extent that vast amounts of new debt get created. Without debt creation of that size, the global economy would fall into a monetary deflation that would take it down.

The evils of debt-based money - and those who derive their power from keeping it going, by creating propaganda that drives their continued lust for control of other peoples labors.