Burning!
Roasting!
Scorching!
Searing!
Sizzling!
Toasted!
Burning!
Roasting!
Scorching!
Searing!
Sizzling!
Toasted!
It’s called Summer
It used to be called a “Bermuda High”, until the weather became political. Now it’s a dome we’re all trapped in.
Where we are in the NE, its been wetter and cooler than normal
It makes me sad I can’t virtue-signal along with the MSM
“Heat Dome Lurks, Putting More Than 130M in US in Dangerous Heat”
What ‘lurks’ are more and more REGULATIONS driving up the cost of air conditioners and the cost of electricity to run those air conditioners - and soon, the overall supply of that electricity.
What we CANNOT control is the CO2 output from the 85% of the world that is NOT in the West.
Quick! Everybody get your Covid mask on! Er... wait, wrong crisis, sorry.
I see a great need for a device to cool the air in houses.
It might be powered by electricity.
That electricity should not be needlessly expensive.
That electricity should be provided by very reliable means.
I was looking at a Florida subdivision yesterday.
The houses were packed together with no tree cover.
Judgement does not lurk. Trump Arrest. Judgement.
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I’ll see your heat dome and raise you a bomb cyclone and an arctic river.
“Oppressive heat”. I heard it was making blacks do the soft shoe…
In PA. Wearing sweater as I do nearly every morning. I think I’ve used the AC 3 times this summer. Boiling scalding lava earth, I tell you!
Stop it! It’s called summer.
It was 103° here yesterday on the north Gulf Coast.............
Good thing the Co2 doesn’t come from volcanos. We don’t have enough virgins to sacrifice.
tyrannical chicken little sez
climate emergency!
climate emergency!
climate emergency!
Here in Tunica MS the sun has been Angry all week, and looking to get p*ssed the rest of the week. 🌞
Sounds just like California’s central valley every summer.
We think it is “cool” if the temperature is in the 80s. Not uncommon for temperatures to be triple digits for days if not weeks at a time.
Oh FYI the great hurricane of 2023 barely reached us and mostly turned the normal heat into a humid heat. The storm has already been dropped down into the memory hole.
“Heat Dome” = “Hot summer weather” with a press agent.
I remember murderous hot summers back in the 1950s and 1960s before we got air conditioning. My brother passed out from the heat in 1963 in the bean fields.
My mom, from Tennessee said when she was a child they would go to bed and each one had a hand made fan that they would fan themselves till they fell asleep.
My wife said when she was a child in Texas that her parents would take a bed and put it out in the yard, and put a damp sheet over the kids till they fell asleep.
I remember going to bed in the Ozarks and waking up in the middle of the night with sweat rolling off of me and the sheets damp from the sweat.
Nights on the High Plains were cool. Days were hot but nothing like the Ozarks.