Severe Weather

[supernature]

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France peaked at +43.1 °C in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, +42.9 °C was reported in La Brosse-Montceaux and +42.4 °C reported in Nogent-sur-Seine, Achères and also the capital Paris!

Germany peaked at +42.6 °C in Lingen, +41.2 °C was recorded in Toenisvorst and Netherlands, +41.1 °C in Cologne!

Belgium peaked at +40.7 °C in Beitem, while an unofficial station Izegem reported +41.5 °C!
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Is anybody planting any new trees over there, what is going on with this temps !?


Smoke some trees, but also plant some, it might be worth it.

 

[MNK99]

trees = nature's greatest scam. it's for rabid leftists to hug and chew granola over and masturbate in some sort of decadent, pig eating fat feast of debauchery around a trashy forest camp site, with a bunch of unwashed jerks.

2months straight tornado warnings alberta to ontario (that's like 4000km end to end). tornados touched down here and adjacent province a couple times. also golf ball sized hail a couple days in plus 18 to plus 20. also, 12000 lightning strikes in minutes a couple mornings ago, and 18 hours sunlight, and hottest recorded temperatures ever in my city (colder, prairies, inland western canada). massive shelf clouds thru many provinces but this is CANADA -- and most cities, expect serious weather events at times.
I don't think this tornado business is normal, but I'm safe downtown in my skyrise. The only bad weather here is STI's and random drunks. And people that can't drive and almost hit you.

 

[Nina]

We broke records over here with the temps yesterday, crazy.

 

[Walker]

Record lows in my area this past week.

 

[supernature]

@MNK99

Hey rebel, i worned you to not make fire and leave it with no care, you dont listen. They mention Alberta, I knew you were the firestarter, the trouble instigator )



The Arctic Is On Fire

"The Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) published data earlier this month, revealing these fires were responsible for releasing 55 megatons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere in June alone. To put it into perspective, that is roughly equivalent to Sweden's total annual emissions and more than the carbon dioxide emitted from Arctic wildfires every June between 2010 and 2018 combined. "

 

[raven]

UK is going to be a tropical paradise in 20 years at this rate

 

[MNK99]

--it's pretty bloody crazy. hurricanes, tsunamis etc in the states in the last decade. Minus 40 here will become minus 10. Toronto and NY will become like plus 60 + humidex. Asia like plus 90. Tornados every 100 years and like +36 every 80 years will happen all the time here. IDK wtf is going on, I'm like an old man stressing about the weather. Don't want to be soaked by rain nor sweat nor completely transparent in my clothes either. It's making me really neurotic. Climate change is real. Just a tshirt no jacket = no pockets, means I can't vape. Vape in pant pockets means it will slide around and soak my pants. Can't win. I'd just smoke if it wasn't so bad for you.

There was actual visible smoke near the mountains (which is closer to the affected forests) and seemingly inside my brother's old room in my parent's house last July I think and May also. whenever the fires were then. It felt like Delhi. I was so obsessed with working out, I was like why are my eyes and throat burning?? Looked outside sky was red. Usually cleanest air on earth here or among the cleanest cities air wise. Measured at 10 and 9/10 risk last year sometimes and a couple months ago too.

All of Fort Mac burned down. You can see craters in the earth from extraction of oil and bismuth or whatever the hell they have over there from space. They rebuilt it one year I think, @supernature. (that place is for college drop outs and tweakers and oil workers) but they fix disasters quickly here, unlike the rest of Canada. Bc, ALBERTA is actually functionally fiscally conservative (most the time). And solvent, unlike Ontario, Quebec, etc, etc.

 

[vicecaz]

France peaked at +43.1 °C in Saint-Maur-des-Fossés, +42.9 °C was reported in La Brosse-Montceaux and +42.4 °C reported in Nogent-sur-Seine, Achères and also the capital Paris!

Never would I have imagined to see "Nogent-sur-Seine" mentioned in Hackstasis haha, countryside city near where I live. Indeed I've never experienced such heat. When driving cars the air coming from outside is usually always fresh, this week it burns my face and I have to close the car window.
Have to wait around midnight to HIIT. Enjoying it so far

 

[Trump_1776]

Climate change is the largest, most well executed hoax scam of human kind.

 

[MNK99]

much like "democracy" (tyranny of a retarded majority) it's fine in theory but is filled with plot holes.

 

[K8668B]

A "masshole" checking in here. A tornado happened on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where i went to high school and spent some time growing up, (I am mainly from western massachusetts though) a few days ago! And you would never see tornados on cape cod, or massachusetts in general. And all the more frequent natural disasters you are seeing everywhere for the last couple of years. Im not a liberal or a conservative, but i am definitely a believer in global warming/climate change. we as a people need to do something!

 

[bruschi11]

A "masshole" checking in here. A tornado happened on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, where i went to high school and spent some time growing up, (I am mainly from western massachusetts though) a few days ago! And you would never see tornados on cape cod, or massachusetts in general. And all the more frequent natural disasters you are seeing everywhere for the last couple of years. Im not a liberal or a conservative, but i am definitely a believer in global warming/climate change. we as a people need to do something!

I drove out of it the following morning as warnings were still out lol. My mom was in car in front of me and we had to keep stopping due to severity of the rain. We had no idea it was that serious until we were driving.

Lived there the last 6 weeks and the last week before the tornado it was 90+ Degree each day- another rarity. It was so hot smh I hatedddd it. It was just post fast- so my body temp increased from that as the heat hit. Just brutal lol.

 

[K8668B]

yeah @bruschi11 , that heatwave you guys had up there was brutal! then that tornado! this whole planet is getting affected! glad you guys stayed safe!

@MNK99 , im not sure bro.. these more frequent natural disasters everywhere and the temp changes still make me believe in it though man

 

[MNK99]

Yeah I believe there's definitely change but the earth also warmed up like 1.7 degrees celsius every few years or so, in the eras preceeding mankind. And also I think there were global cooling periods too. When mammals took over this planet, temperatures rose 10-15 degrees during that period.

Definitely climates have changed. Katrina, Rita, and Harvey... etc. Also the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake caused - Tsunami. now its like .5 to 2 degrees yearly, 1.7 degrees yearly in Canada. So yeah it's definitely something real.

I was kind of talking about semantics between warming and change but that just complicates things. Definitely, 99% sure that climates have changed. As per Kyoto etc. Trump may be an asshole that says a lot of things, but he is no great invigilator of the truth. America's so caught up in their 2 party bullshit, they can't see that they can only appease extremeists of the extremes. (Canada is messed up too but I just try and deal with logic and persuasion I don't care about politics mostly). make enough money, be different enough and you're damned regardless anyways. Damned and free. Politics is the biggest scam, as is WTO, WHO, IMF, NAFTA, FDA, "Free Speech", SJW's, etc, etc.

 

[tanedout]

Problem with climate change is there is no firm evidence either way to confirm or deny it's due to human activity. Most countries don't want to admit it might be because if they do it puts them at a disadvantage economically. Even if you had a global agreement on climate change, it's obviously countries like China would say one thing and do another.

Personally I'm starting to starting to think more and more it is likely due to human activity, just based on the speed of change. If it is the case however, I don't see anything signifiant enough to have a real impact likely to be done though, and it will probably become self-fulfilling and reduce human populations, hence reducing the problem, anyway.

 

[supernature]

Some millionaire have said will buy some remote areas of certain countries to plant them with lots of trees. According to some science more and more trees will be able to recycle the carbon dioxide lowering the global load of emissions. Its a global issue.
That might not clear the poluted big city air if locally they dont take measures, but should affect earth atmosphere in general.

 

[raven]

Problem with climate change is there is no firm evidence either way to confirm or deny it's due to human activity.

There is a huge wealth of evidence that human activity is changing the climate, the idea that we can pump billions of tonnes of CO2 and other pollutants into the atmosphere and it have no effect on our climate is only pushed by those with strong financial motivation in denying reality

 

[Trump_1776]

Fart in the wind. Little to no evidence we have any impact at all. Ice core data is not 100% accurate but still shows how earth was ~2 degrees C warmer around 50,000 years ago. It's cyclical.
If the water levels raised 1/10 of what liberal propaganda says it would, UK is gone. The entire bottom of the U.S. is gone. Both coasts gone. Banks would not be giving loans for any property on a shore.

 

[raven]

Fart in the wind. Little to no evidence we have any impact at all. Ice core data is not 100% accurate but still shows how earth was ~2 degrees C warmer around 50,000 years ago. It's cyclical.
If the water levels raised 1/10 of what liberal propaganda says it would, UK is gone. The entire bottom of the U.S. is gone. Both coasts gone. Banks would not be giving loans for any property on a shore.

never know if you're joking or not

 

[tanedout]

There is a huge wealth of evidence that human activity is changing the climate, the idea that we can pump billions of tonnes of CO2 and other pollutants into the atmosphere and it have no effect on our climate is only pushed by those with strong financial motivation in denying reality

Like I said, I tend to agree, but you can't say you know for sure because it's too complex to model, and there is clearly some 'bending of the truth' from both the for and against camps to make the facts support their arguments. Even if it was proven beyond doubt, it's hard for Western countries to tell developing ones to stop polluting. They think it's their turn to industrialise, and it's difficult to force them to do otherwise.