Yes but this is exceptionally hot for this time of year. This is August heat in June and July. It's global warming. Give up your trucks, meat, and guns, and live in the pod and eat bugs.
Nuclear in many forms is a perfectly proven tech. France switched almost its entire grid to nuclear inlike 20 years. Just requires planning for foresight and massive investment. Long term cost benefits though are better than anything else.
did you even read the meme? it said 40 years ago, thats the 80s, weve had reactors in the us since the 40s >nonexistent technology
they certainly arent non existent since texas alone has 4 of them >we have to give billions in grants
see image
What's with the heat warnings lately? Is this just a thing in my state? Suddenly I'm getting "excessive heat" warnings every time it gets to 100 degrees out. I don't remember getting these warnings in previous summers.
I hate hot and humid weather. I hate stepping outside and immediately popping out in a sweat. It's not really too humid here yet but it is terribly hot. Someone send some rain, please.
It’s true. They’re native to northern Asia. They simply immigrated to America before anybody else.
How many tens of thousands of years counts as native? Cro Magnons (EEMH) barely emerged in Europe around 60kya and later populations migrated from the steppes and the middle east. The clovis theory for the Americas has undergone paradigm shift multiple times and is BS at this point. The Blue Fish caves shifted it first, and now more recently the Cerruti Mastodon site are shifting it even further, although the site and evidence leaves no clues as to where those particular humans came from 130kya, the humans from North Asia came through at least 24kya.
Yeah I prefer the term >archaic Asians
To describe my feathered and painted cousins in N America.
Because they ARE Asians.
But long removed.
I think it's the most interesting story in all of human migration.
In so many ways they're inferior.
But then in so many ways they're the opposite of the "bug people" title we've done so much to earn over the last 10,000 years without them.
>Be in Illinois >Homicides increase with the temp >Leave for work next month
I'm going to get fricking shot, because there's nothing more this shithole hates than frickers with a chance to succeed.
Is the jean jacket the native's version of a thobe?
The South was absolutely robbed this year. The hotter months are usually the off season here; starting in July and going into September it’s often just too hot for camping, with low temps barely below 80°. Generally April and May are some of the nicest times to go, but a very early, very extreme heatwave settled in around mid April and only recently dissipated. What’s more, there was an Indian summer last year that pushed into December. It wasn’t hot but it certainly wasn’t cold, and it was way rainy than normal, and super erratic.
There has been a shift over the last 10-20 years where summer reliably lasts through September into October, and it only starts to feel like fall reliably by late November. October used to be a cool month, now it's a hot month.
No climates don't change constantly, you are thinking of weather.
Climates change slowly over and usually in a cyclical way. The few times they've changed fast have been most likely due to external factors like asteroid impacts or super volcano eruptions.
>The few times they've changed fast have been most likely due to external factors like asteroid impacts or super volcano eruptions.
Historically yes, but human activity has been as impactful of earth's climate as asteroid impacts and super volcanoes have been. Yes typically, historically climates change slowly. But this is not one of those times.
2 years ago
Anonymous
You are being manipulated by bad people who falsify data and conceal their conflicts of interest. Want proof? How many of these activists promote nuclear power, which is truly green, truly sustainable and truly clean, instead of wasteful, inefficient, intermittent (but much more profitable) solar and wind power -- both of which have huge carbon footprints? Literally none of them. Same story with the COVID vaccines vs. early treatment with off-label drugs. The more profitable solution is always promoted and propagandized, even though it not only doesn't work that well but actually kills as many people as it "saves."
2 years ago
Anonymous
I am in my late 40's. Our growing zone has changed in my lifetime. The evidence of our impact has been widely studied and understood since before I was born. This has nothing to do with nuclear, I support nuclear energy. The climate is changing rapidly and drastically, anyone paying attention can see this.
If you do not, I encourage you to express your opinions somewhere where you use your real name. That is all. I have no time to waste on this being treated like it's a debate. Reap what you sow.
2 years ago
Anonymous
Settle down Chicken Little
2 years ago
Anonymous
No. My world is in peril.
>didn't answer my question about activists promoting nuclear power
All you had to say was "I'm a gay moron," you gay moron.
>I am in my late 40's.
So you're old enough that you probably still believe the TV news and take the word of "experts" who don't disclose their financial conflicts of interest. Listen, you gay moron, I don't give a frick how old you are. You can be stupid at any age. Before you were born, they were calling it global cooling anyway, dumb homosexual.
>The climate is changing rapidly and drastically, anyone paying attention can see this.
No change at all between 1997-2014. Look up "the pause." Probably during the period in which you were propagandized to the most heavily, there was no measurable "global warming" at all.
>This has nothing to do with nuclear,
The whole point of "global warming" is to promote economic and political change, namely in subsidizing (because they suck and need to be subsidized) solar and wind energy under the pretense that they cause less "global warming" than coal power plants. Did you think that the end goal was just to produce a bunch of stupid propaganda on TV? My point is that instead of promoting intermittent, garbage electricity from solar, building more nuclear power plants is a way to power the entire country with zero operating carbon emissions. The reason you think that's unrelated is because you are stupid and gay.
>If you do not, I encourage you to express your opinions somewhere where you use your real name. That is all. I have no time to waste on this being treated like it's a debate. Reap what you sow.
Why, so you can cancel me for having "wrong" opinions? While you post your propaganda anonymously, lmao. Gen-Xers produce some of the most toxic and vile leftists. Do you have an antifa hood and mask too?
Again, this isn't a debate. If you genuinely think it's all BS then say so publicly somewhere with your real name so there is record. That's all.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>Anonymous 07/16/22(Sat)14:09:20 No.2417995▶ >
Settle down Chicken Little
> No. My world is in peril. >
>didn't answer my question about activists promoting nuclear power
All you had to say was "I'm a gay moron," you gay moron.
>I am in my late 40's.
So you're old enough that you probably still believe the TV news and take the word of "experts" who don't disclose their financial conflicts of interest. Listen, you gay moron, I don't give a frick how old you are. You can be stupid at any age. Before you were born, they were calling it global cooling anyway, dumb homosexual.
>The climate is changing rapidly and drastically, anyone paying attention can see this.
No change at all between 1997-2014. Look up "the pause." Probably during the period in which you were propagandized to the most heavily, there was no measurable "global warming" at all.
>This has nothing to do with nuclear,
The whole point of "global warming" is to promote economic and political change, namely in subsidizing (because they suck and need to be subsidized) solar and wind energy under the pretense that they cause less "global warming" than coal power plants. Did you think that the end goal was just to produce a bunch of stupid propaganda on TV? My point is that instead of promoting intermittent, garbage electricity from solar, building more nuclear power plants is a way to power the entire country with zero operating carbon emissions. The reason you think that's unrelated is because you are stupid and gay.
>If you do not, I encourage you to express your opinions somewhere where you use your real name. That is all. I have no time to waste on this being treated like it's a debate. Reap what you sow.
Why, so you can cancel me for having "wrong" opinions? While you post your propaganda anonymously, lmao. Gen-Xers produce some of the most toxic and vile leftists. Do you have an antifa hood and mask too? (You) > Again, this isn't a debate. If you genuinely think it's all BS then say so publicly somewhere with your real name so there is record. That's all.
You are definitely have all of the self-awareness of any other liberal Gen-X idiot. Too bad. Your life must seem tough to you.
2 years ago
Anonymous
>didn't answer my question about activists promoting nuclear power
All you had to say was "I'm a gay moron," you gay moron.
>I am in my late 40's.
So you're old enough that you probably still believe the TV news and take the word of "experts" who don't disclose their financial conflicts of interest. Listen, you gay moron, I don't give a frick how old you are. You can be stupid at any age. Before you were born, they were calling it global cooling anyway, dumb homosexual.
>The climate is changing rapidly and drastically, anyone paying attention can see this.
No change at all between 1997-2014. Look up "the pause." Probably during the period in which you were propagandized to the most heavily, there was no measurable "global warming" at all.
>This has nothing to do with nuclear,
The whole point of "global warming" is to promote economic and political change, namely in subsidizing (because they suck and need to be subsidized) solar and wind energy under the pretense that they cause less "global warming" than coal power plants. Did you think that the end goal was just to produce a bunch of stupid propaganda on TV? My point is that instead of promoting intermittent, garbage electricity from solar, building more nuclear power plants is a way to power the entire country with zero operating carbon emissions. The reason you think that's unrelated is because you are stupid and gay.
>If you do not, I encourage you to express your opinions somewhere where you use your real name. That is all. I have no time to waste on this being treated like it's a debate. Reap what you sow.
Why, so you can cancel me for having "wrong" opinions? While you post your propaganda anonymously, lmao. Gen-Xers produce some of the most toxic and vile leftists. Do you have an antifa hood and mask too?
2 years ago
Anonymous
You sound like a total fricking psycho. Go shoot up a school
2 years ago
Anonymous
>You sound like a total fricking psycho. Go shoot up a school
Stop projecting, and sneed harder.
We paid for it last year when it was 120 outside and everything caught on fire.
Friends of mine were evacuated, and everything looked red like a DOOM level for a couple weeks.
Yes and temperature is what makes the similarity.
And even still, the humidity is nowhere near rainforest levels. You can check it on the same website. Humidity in American southwest more resembles Sahara than Brazil.
I specifically mentioned the Gulf Coast. We have had over 95% humidity here for the last fortnight... meaning it very much resembles an equatorial rainforest.
>latitude equals climate
Common misconception. And the US defies that logic even more. States like Arizona, California, and Nevada hit 50C every single summer in certain locations and also hit -30C every single winter in other spots, both also have locations that get an annual average precipitation of just 3" (76mm) or less and also have locations that average 30-40" (762-1016mm+; Hawley Lake and San Francisco Peaks along with 6 other separate locations in AZ, Mt Rose in NV, most of the Sierra north coast and north in CA; CA's max average is over 100") or more of annual precipitation all within a single state. Every US state has a record high of 100F (37.8C) or higher and 28 US states have a record low of -40F (-40C) or below.
Stats for just the western US (unless noted otherwise)
Highest air temp - 134F (56.6C) CA
Highest Humidex - 135F (57.2C) AZ
Coldest air temp
- contiguous US - -80F (-62.2C) AK
- lower 48 - -70F (-56.6C) MT
- coldest *average* yearly extreme low temperature contiguous US - below -55F (-48.3C) AK
- coldest *average* yearly extreme low temperature *all US states* in the lower 48 US - -40F (-40C) or colder - MT, ID, WY, CO, ND, MN, WI. (close, -35F [-37.2C]) - NY, VT, NH, ME, MI, SD, NV, UT. 11 more states can be included if using a temp of -20F (-29C) - AZ, NM, CA, OR, WA, IA, NE, IL, WV, PA, MA. ie. half the US (26 states) hit -29C or colder every winter in an average winter.
Highest *average* precipitation
- contiguous US - 225" (5715mm) AK
- lower 48 US - 137" (3480mm) WA
- entire US - 460" (11680mm) HI
Highest *average* annual snowfall
- lower 48 - 670" (1702cm) WA
- states with an annual avg snowfall over 400" (1016cm) - WA, OR, AK, UT, CA, CO.
- states with an *alltime record season* *all US states* snowfall over 400" (1016cm) - WA, OR, AK, UT, CA, CO, NM, AZ, NV, ID, MT, WY, SD, NH, and NY. (close but not quite there, upper peninsula MI w/ 392")
Lowest *average* annual precipitation
- 1.60" (40.64mm) CA
>planted vegetables perennial to tropical Asia/Africa
feels good man
if i stay outside for over 10 minutes i will be sweaty as frick, which is unfortunate
hopefully the winter won't be extreme cold like last year though.
yeah global warming is getting nuts, already having fires in the sierras in july, fire season hasn't even really started yet
i moved to a low population part of the country where it never gets over 80F, almost never freezes, no ticks or mosquitos, just waiting for the apocalypse
95F is close to an alltime record high at 7000ft in the SW and at most happens 0-5 days a year. 85F is the typical approximate average maximum summer high at 7000ft at 33-35N.
I just go PrepHole in the night - no noisy normies and more animals and of course a spectacular night sky to watch. Frick the plebs, the night belongs to me.
thats the worst part of the country, what shocks me is seeing bordeux at 108 degrees and england hitting an all time high
where I am we now have insects buzzing around and swallow birds moved in to harvest them, was never like this
It’s 87 degrees outside as I speak in Virginia. Is this hot for Europeans? It must be tolerance because I don’t own a jacket in winter and I bike for hours in shorts in the summer
Honestly never better. >melons >cucumbers >okra >peppers >figs >peaches
I've never had bigger bounties of these specific garden crops before. Nothing ever even close. >tomatoes >beans >cannabis
All totally shit this year but I grew plenty last year and the year before.
So this winter I'll have a root cellar packed to the brim with >pickles >pickled rind >pickled okra >pickled peppers >fig preserves >jarred peaches >peach jelly
To fill in the shelves around last year's crop.
This winter we're going to sow some red winter wheat.
Now all we need is for most of the rest of you to go to war with each other or die of disease.
Please?
What's up oklahomie. >you can't drown them in this heat. >I'm probably running the watering system 5 hours per day right now. >Give it a try.
I've lost a few little baby melons to sunburn but if they can survive that first week they're good to go.
Hide them under the vines and leaves if you can.
>99 today with high humidity
I long for winter and the power went out for a literal minute in my work building and my office jumped ten degrees. I will never complain about -40 windchill again.
It's fricking hot.
>asks a question about American weather
>uses C-degrees
It's summer, OP. That's when its hot in this half of the globe.
Yes but this is exceptionally hot for this time of year. This is August heat in June and July. It's global warming. Give up your trucks, meat, and guns, and live in the pod and eat bugs.
No, I think I'll go burn down a rainforest.
We should invest in nuclear.
nooooo we have to give billions in grants to develop nonexistent technology. its the only solution.
Nuclear in many forms is a perfectly proven tech. France switched almost its entire grid to nuclear inlike 20 years. Just requires planning for foresight and massive investment. Long term cost benefits though are better than anything else.
Noooo I pulled this from my ass so now I have to make le bin rebreasts memê in order to seem knowledgeable.
did you even read the meme? it said 40 years ago, thats the 80s, weve had reactors in the us since the 40s
>nonexistent technology
they certainly arent non existent since texas alone has 4 of them
>we have to give billions in grants
see image
You're bad at this...like embarrassingly bad.
pretty good anon, thank you for asking!
got a few inches of rain last night, and a bit more this morning.
not sure how i feel about it, my peppers and tomatoes are finicky like that.
Doing great, thanks for asking!
What's with the heat warnings lately? Is this just a thing in my state? Suddenly I'm getting "excessive heat" warnings every time it gets to 100 degrees out. I don't remember getting these warnings in previous summers.
>STAY INSIDE; CORONA
>STAY INSIDE; ITS WARM
Interesting, these 'emergency alert features'
Made a meme about one in Portland a few days ago. Where I am (SE Louisiana) it barely drops below 80 from like May till September.
Try it with no a/c.
I'd like to see you deal with sub-zero temps for days on end (yes, I know that doesn't happen in Portland, but it does where I live).
No snow though. Frick snow.
It was snowing in parts of the Cascades, Montana, Idaho and Wyoming as recently as last week.
I hate hot and humid weather. I hate stepping outside and immediately popping out in a sweat. It's not really too humid here yet but it is terribly hot. Someone send some rain, please.
NUMBER SCARY! SAVE ME CARBON TAX!!!!
native american, so i can handle this more than the whites around me. it still sucks though not gonna lie
go back to drinking
Go back to not having sex
There is no such thing as a Native American
well then how are you responding to one???? didnt think bout that didcha
Nice try with the psyop CIA
It’s true. They’re native to northern Asia. They simply immigrated to America before anybody else.
How many tens of thousands of years counts as native? Cro Magnons (EEMH) barely emerged in Europe around 60kya and later populations migrated from the steppes and the middle east. The clovis theory for the Americas has undergone paradigm shift multiple times and is BS at this point. The Blue Fish caves shifted it first, and now more recently the Cerruti Mastodon site are shifting it even further, although the site and evidence leaves no clues as to where those particular humans came from 130kya, the humans from North Asia came through at least 24kya.
Yeah I prefer the term
>archaic Asians
To describe my feathered and painted cousins in N America.
Because they ARE Asians.
But long removed.
I think it's the most interesting story in all of human migration.
In so many ways they're inferior.
But then in so many ways they're the opposite of the "bug people" title we've done so much to earn over the last 10,000 years without them.
>Be in Illinois
>Homicides increase with the temp
>Leave for work next month
I'm going to get fricking shot, because there's nothing more this shithole hates than frickers with a chance to succeed.
Is the jean jacket the native's version of a thobe?
I'm up in the green. It doesn't feel like summer.
The South was absolutely robbed this year. The hotter months are usually the off season here; starting in July and going into September it’s often just too hot for camping, with low temps barely below 80°. Generally April and May are some of the nicest times to go, but a very early, very extreme heatwave settled in around mid April and only recently dissipated. What’s more, there was an Indian summer last year that pushed into December. It wasn’t hot but it certainly wasn’t cold, and it was way rainy than normal, and super erratic.
There has been a shift over the last 10-20 years where summer reliably lasts through September into October, and it only starts to feel like fall reliably by late November. October used to be a cool month, now it's a hot month.
I have noticed that to some extent in eastern Canada
haha yeah the globe isnt totally heating up at all though haha
Climates constantly change and there have been brutal summers throughout history as well as milder ones like the previous 4 years where I live
No climates don't change constantly, you are thinking of weather.
Climates change slowly over and usually in a cyclical way. The few times they've changed fast have been most likely due to external factors like asteroid impacts or super volcano eruptions.
>No climates don't change constantly, you are thinking of weather.
No I'm thinking about climates.
In that case your brain is fricked and you need to see a doctor.
Even the best doctors can't fix stupid anon
In that case
is shit out of luck
>The few times they've changed fast have been most likely due to external factors like asteroid impacts or super volcano eruptions.
Historically yes, but human activity has been as impactful of earth's climate as asteroid impacts and super volcanoes have been. Yes typically, historically climates change slowly. But this is not one of those times.
You are being manipulated by bad people who falsify data and conceal their conflicts of interest. Want proof? How many of these activists promote nuclear power, which is truly green, truly sustainable and truly clean, instead of wasteful, inefficient, intermittent (but much more profitable) solar and wind power -- both of which have huge carbon footprints? Literally none of them. Same story with the COVID vaccines vs. early treatment with off-label drugs. The more profitable solution is always promoted and propagandized, even though it not only doesn't work that well but actually kills as many people as it "saves."
I am in my late 40's. Our growing zone has changed in my lifetime. The evidence of our impact has been widely studied and understood since before I was born. This has nothing to do with nuclear, I support nuclear energy. The climate is changing rapidly and drastically, anyone paying attention can see this.
If you do not, I encourage you to express your opinions somewhere where you use your real name. That is all. I have no time to waste on this being treated like it's a debate. Reap what you sow.
Settle down Chicken Little
No. My world is in peril.
Again, this isn't a debate. If you genuinely think it's all BS then say so publicly somewhere with your real name so there is record. That's all.
>Anonymous 07/16/22(Sat)14:09:20 No.2417995▶
>
> No. My world is in peril.
>
All you had to say was "I'm a gay moron," you gay moron.
>I am in my late 40's.
So you're old enough that you probably still believe the TV news and take the word of "experts" who don't disclose their financial conflicts of interest. Listen, you gay moron, I don't give a frick how old you are. You can be stupid at any age. Before you were born, they were calling it global cooling anyway, dumb homosexual.
>The climate is changing rapidly and drastically, anyone paying attention can see this.
No change at all between 1997-2014. Look up "the pause." Probably during the period in which you were propagandized to the most heavily, there was no measurable "global warming" at all.
>This has nothing to do with nuclear,
The whole point of "global warming" is to promote economic and political change, namely in subsidizing (because they suck and need to be subsidized) solar and wind energy under the pretense that they cause less "global warming" than coal power plants. Did you think that the end goal was just to produce a bunch of stupid propaganda on TV? My point is that instead of promoting intermittent, garbage electricity from solar, building more nuclear power plants is a way to power the entire country with zero operating carbon emissions. The reason you think that's unrelated is because you are stupid and gay.
>If you do not, I encourage you to express your opinions somewhere where you use your real name. That is all. I have no time to waste on this being treated like it's a debate. Reap what you sow.
Why, so you can cancel me for having "wrong" opinions? While you post your propaganda anonymously, lmao. Gen-Xers produce some of the most toxic and vile leftists. Do you have an antifa hood and mask too? (You)
> Again, this isn't a debate. If you genuinely think it's all BS then say so publicly somewhere with your real name so there is record. That's all.
You are definitely have all of the self-awareness of any other liberal Gen-X idiot. Too bad. Your life must seem tough to you.
>didn't answer my question about activists promoting nuclear power
All you had to say was "I'm a gay moron," you gay moron.
>I am in my late 40's.
So you're old enough that you probably still believe the TV news and take the word of "experts" who don't disclose their financial conflicts of interest. Listen, you gay moron, I don't give a frick how old you are. You can be stupid at any age. Before you were born, they were calling it global cooling anyway, dumb homosexual.
>The climate is changing rapidly and drastically, anyone paying attention can see this.
No change at all between 1997-2014. Look up "the pause." Probably during the period in which you were propagandized to the most heavily, there was no measurable "global warming" at all.
>This has nothing to do with nuclear,
The whole point of "global warming" is to promote economic and political change, namely in subsidizing (because they suck and need to be subsidized) solar and wind energy under the pretense that they cause less "global warming" than coal power plants. Did you think that the end goal was just to produce a bunch of stupid propaganda on TV? My point is that instead of promoting intermittent, garbage electricity from solar, building more nuclear power plants is a way to power the entire country with zero operating carbon emissions. The reason you think that's unrelated is because you are stupid and gay.
>If you do not, I encourage you to express your opinions somewhere where you use your real name. That is all. I have no time to waste on this being treated like it's a debate. Reap what you sow.
Why, so you can cancel me for having "wrong" opinions? While you post your propaganda anonymously, lmao. Gen-Xers produce some of the most toxic and vile leftists. Do you have an antifa hood and mask too?
You sound like a total fricking psycho. Go shoot up a school
>You sound like a total fricking psycho. Go shoot up a school
Stop projecting, and sneed harder.
Are you familiar with the concept of variables?
Yeah,it is getting hotter. So is the solar system, and it's just a natural cycle, not man made
The warmth is fine, the humidity and stagnant air I can do without.
what happens here
mountains
Californians tell you your business.
also what site is that
meteoblue
I'm in the sweet spot of WA. It got 73 today.
lol yup, im in bc and its been a cool summer. lifes good
Montanagay here. 78 with low humidity. Feels good brehs
We paid for it last year when it was 120 outside and everything caught on fire.
Friends of mine were evacuated, and everything looked red like a DOOM level for a couple weeks.
>Entire gulf coast is experiencing equatorial rainforest weather.
>Sahara Tier
Fricking moron, what is humidity!?
Tier
in terms of temperatures of course, that's why I posted temperature map and not humidity map
Humidity is literally what makes the difference between a desert and a tropical rainforest, not temperature.
Yes and temperature is what makes the similarity.
And even still, the humidity is nowhere near rainforest levels. You can check it on the same website. Humidity in American southwest more resembles Sahara than Brazil.
Keep doubling down moron.
I don't know why you are getting so mad. We're just comparing humidity levels here
I specifically mentioned the Gulf Coast. We have had over 95% humidity here for the last fortnight... meaning it very much resembles an equatorial rainforest.
Bonus is that all of my plants are doing phenomenally well.
I swam in my pool yesterday. It felt great. 7 more weeks until gator season!
> shocking news
> people living at Sahara latitude may experience Sahara tier weather
Bro it’s 112° in Marrakesh and like 90° in the South.
its 101 in Marrakesh and its 101 here in SE Texas
>what are time zones?
even so, never thought I could say "it's the same temperature as Morocco right now" shits crazy
>latitude equals climate
Common misconception. And the US defies that logic even more. States like Arizona, California, and Nevada hit 50C every single summer in certain locations and also hit -30C every single winter in other spots, both also have locations that get an annual average precipitation of just 3" (76mm) or less and also have locations that average 30-40" (762-1016mm+; Hawley Lake and San Francisco Peaks along with 6 other separate locations in AZ, Mt Rose in NV, most of the Sierra north coast and north in CA; CA's max average is over 100") or more of annual precipitation all within a single state. Every US state has a record high of 100F (37.8C) or higher and 28 US states have a record low of -40F (-40C) or below.
Stats for just the western US (unless noted otherwise)
Highest air temp - 134F (56.6C) CA
Highest Humidex - 135F (57.2C) AZ
Coldest air temp
- contiguous US - -80F (-62.2C) AK
- lower 48 - -70F (-56.6C) MT
- coldest *average* yearly extreme low temperature contiguous US - below -55F (-48.3C) AK
- coldest *average* yearly extreme low temperature *all US states* in the lower 48 US - -40F (-40C) or colder - MT, ID, WY, CO, ND, MN, WI. (close, -35F [-37.2C]) - NY, VT, NH, ME, MI, SD, NV, UT. 11 more states can be included if using a temp of -20F (-29C) - AZ, NM, CA, OR, WA, IA, NE, IL, WV, PA, MA. ie. half the US (26 states) hit -29C or colder every winter in an average winter.
Highest *average* precipitation
- contiguous US - 225" (5715mm) AK
- lower 48 US - 137" (3480mm) WA
- entire US - 460" (11680mm) HI
Highest *average* annual snowfall
- lower 48 - 670" (1702cm) WA
- states with an annual avg snowfall over 400" (1016cm) - WA, OR, AK, UT, CA, CO.
- states with an *alltime record season* *all US states* snowfall over 400" (1016cm) - WA, OR, AK, UT, CA, CO, NM, AZ, NV, ID, MT, WY, SD, NH, and NY. (close but not quite there, upper peninsula MI w/ 392")
Lowest *average* annual precipitation
- 1.60" (40.64mm) CA
>TEXAS
Send help
On the way
>planted vegetables perennial to tropical Asia/Africa
feels good man
if i stay outside for over 10 minutes i will be sweaty as frick, which is unfortunate
hopefully the winter won't be extreme cold like last year though.
I like the heat
I haven't slept under a blanket or sheet in weeks
Send help
normal summer in Ohio
Summer is literally practically just starting here in Oregon, thank god the 10 months of darkness is over
>10 momths of Darkness
Only in the Willamette Valley.
But yes, it's fricked and the reason I ditched that state.
Should've just moved to Bend
Yeah but you had spring. Highs in the 60’s and 70’s in May with lows in the 40’s. Super comfy. Anyone complaining about that is probably black.
It was mostly cloudy and rainy until a few weeks ago, not sure what you’re talking about
yeah global warming is getting nuts, already having fires in the sierras in july, fire season hasn't even really started yet
i moved to a low population part of the country where it never gets over 80F, almost never freezes, no ticks or mosquitos, just waiting for the apocalypse
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what?
south florida reporting in this is my life for half the fricking year
Please either kill me or grant me Canadian citizenship
I'm at ~7000ft elevation and it's still about 95 degrees here during the day. I feel bad for anyone down in the Southwest rn
95F is close to an alltime record high at 7000ft in the SW and at most happens 0-5 days a year. 85F is the typical approximate average maximum summer high at 7000ft at 33-35N.
Yesterday in central TX.
Bros I don't know if we are going to make it.
Just wait until your power grid fails again
I just go PrepHole in the night - no noisy normies and more animals and of course a spectacular night sky to watch. Frick the plebs, the night belongs to me.
>the night belongs to me.
this guy is gonna make it
It's called summer.
SCARY
DOOMSDAY
LAVA
SURFACE OF SUN
BE SCARED
happy, sunshine, informative
SCARY
MOLTEN
POTENTIAL RECORD!!
happy sunshine
SCARY COLORS
THE LITERAL SURFACE OF THE SUN
And yet, the numbers are pretty much the same.
Imagine that.
It's almost as if someone is trying to scare us.
why don't they want us going outside?
thats the worst part of the country, what shocks me is seeing bordeux at 108 degrees and england hitting an all time high
where I am we now have insects buzzing around and swallow birds moved in to harvest them, was never like this
Remember kids, "climate change" is a lefty hoax.
Source?
Every rational human being on the planet who checks out the so-called "research" for themselves.
See
Also, that isn't an argument.
It’s 87 degrees outside as I speak in Virginia. Is this hot for Europeans? It must be tolerance because I don’t own a jacket in winter and I bike for hours in shorts in the summer
What's that in real people units?
Also where I live has always been Sahara tier weather
Real people can into math
welp, looks like we're not safe either
WA gay here.
Yesterday it was 65 degrees and cloudy, today its cloudy again and like 70. Beautiful weather.
Fahrenheit is so vastly superior to celsius, especially for hot weather that I have concluded that OP is gigantic homosexual
not my problem
>400$ electric bill
Stop being poor.
Stop being fat
It's 95f out which I don't mind much. I work in a warehouse that has been hitting 110 to 115 this summer and that has sucked.
Honestly never better.
>melons
>cucumbers
>okra
>peppers
>figs
>peaches
I've never had bigger bounties of these specific garden crops before. Nothing ever even close.
>tomatoes
>beans
>cannabis
All totally shit this year but I grew plenty last year and the year before.
So this winter I'll have a root cellar packed to the brim with
>pickles
>pickled rind
>pickled okra
>pickled peppers
>fig preserves
>jarred peaches
>peach jelly
To fill in the shelves around last year's crop.
This winter we're going to sow some red winter wheat.
Now all we need is for most of the rest of you to go to war with each other or die of disease.
Please?
Hey fellow okie. All my melons are sucking in the heat. I planted too late though
What's up oklahomie.
>you can't drown them in this heat.
>I'm probably running the watering system 5 hours per day right now.
>Give it a try.
I've lost a few little baby melons to sunburn but if they can survive that first week they're good to go.
Hide them under the vines and leaves if you can.
>99 today with high humidity
I long for winter and the power went out for a literal minute in my work building and my office jumped ten degrees. I will never complain about -40 windchill again.
i want to fricking die, holy shit im slow cooking. 104 at night is bullshit