7-10-2021 Death Valley, Ca Heat Wave 135 degrees on visitor center thermometer at Furnace Creek

[@freefallin7304]

Early 70's my family lived in Vegas. My Uncle and Dad would take us to Death Valley, basically a day trip. I remember the heat. There was no Visitor Center. My Uncle had a basic Van. We'd stop off road side, to walk, view, leave. I do recall areas having all terrain rec vehicles, guys getting dirty in the sand, no witnesses.. My memory, the Dead of the Desert, a giant space with a cold heart. Wasn't a place you'd want to get stuck in, to have to spend a night. Beautiful Deadly comes to mind.

[@Alaska_Gal]

This is insane. I was on the verge of a heatstroke in 111 degrees in my state of NM. This was years ago, during a heatwave. I started having chills and had to lay down and pour cold water over my head. I’ve also been in -30 in Alaska. I definitely prefer the cold.

[@AlexM-uq3cm]

Your probably Caucasian that’s why

[@bluesky4385]

I'm not sure how anyone could spend anytime outdoors in 134 degrees.

[@KB-ke3fi]

It's not terrible, it's a DRY heat....lol

[@jonnyyi9906]

I was literally there and recognize some of the folks from this video. The outside "thermometer" is off as the official recording was approx. 130, but it's not so bad since it is dry heat. Just bring lots of water and have sunblock

[@Alex-nu2cs]

@@KB-ke3fi I've never experienced a dry heat whats it like.

[@sfrealestatedealmaker6001]

@@Alex-nu2cs Kinda like humid heat, but dry. 😂🔥🔥🔥

[@Alex-nu2cs]

@@sfrealestatedealmaker6001 😄

[@katphenakatphena3980]

Would hate for a car to break down in that heat with nothing close by!

[@OkamiToge]

If it did your ass is grass if you don't have anything to drink.

[@sfrealestatedealmaker6001]

🔥☠️🔥

[@IDABAYAREA650I]

@@OkamiToge *Id assume people would take at least a pack of water before heading out*

[@Nessal83]

Damn, I'm actually curious to see what 134F feels like.

[@lindsaya5420]

Like being in a convection oven. You can't even feel your sweat because it evaporates so fast.

[@galliumgames3962]

Most saunas are 170°F, so that would give you a good example of blistering heat.

[@petahe01]

My radiator cracked driving in 120F.

[@Itslikethat313]

I was was near salvation it was 118-124 it’s beyond hot. You can’t escape the heat. It’s miserable I was try to go to Death Valley last week but I didn’t have enough time. It even hot at night 100-110 2 in morning.

[@lisabeam4354]

You DONT want to know!

[@michellem7300]

These people are nuts. They are probably the same type of people that like to jump in a frozen lake just for the heck of it lol

[@jazminsanchez8046]

😂😂😂😂 so true. They act like the heatwave is an amusement park

[@spacestarkid28]

ROTF 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mewkatlol]

These npcs sat in air conditioned car all day and got out to take a picture at the visitor center hehe.

[@KB-ke3fi]

I imagine most actually did that...they're from Michigan, Minnesota, etc. lol

[@riverjay01]

We get people down here all the time. They say they want to experience what he’ll feels like. 😂

[@endtimeswatcher8743]

My goodness!!!who goes there even to take pictures!!!

[@bigbearliving8727]

No one ever said the Gentiles were smart.

[@UPsideDOWNworld321]

i live there

[@jazminsanchez8046]

😂😂😂😂😂💀

[@endtimeswatcher8743]

😂😂😂

[@gtahalestorm7583]

Idiots lol

[@madeinamerica7792]

I was out there in July 2019 and it was 129 degrees. You are not supposed to run AC because it will overheat your engine.

[@specialagentorange4329]

How do you cool down in your car?

[@madeinamerica7792]

@@specialagentorange4329 we used the windows. It was still hot but at least air was moving when we were driving.

[@mattmoschkau84]

It doesn’t actually overheat the engine. I’m not exactly sure where that myth started but no manufacture agrees with it. This is also the area where every major auto manufacture has testing grounds specifically for testing the A/C systems on their vehicles. As long as you maintain your vehicle properly running the A/C full blast won’t effect anything.

[@dloren6183]

You suffered for nothing 😂

[@specialagentorange4329]

@@dloren6183 rofl!

[@susiestogsdill5075]

I know what let's do--let's visit Death Valley in July, during a heat wave!

[@ariannagorbet6674]

I rather visit Death Valley in the winter.

[@brucekwak2420]

I’m naked and afraid

[@randomthoughtstoday]

Smart People

[@StuUngar]

I know you have to be careful driving from AZ to Nevada and California in the summer because the heat of the pavement can blow out your tires.

[@susiestogsdill5075]

@@StuUngar ??? Ok....really?

[@1.4142]

The official high temperatures measured were 130 degrees Fahrenheit on Friday and 129.4 degrees on Saturday.

[@weatherwatchmore381]

True I doubted that it was supposed to be 126 that day.

[@TSandstrom30]

A little different than the typical -40°F (and sometimes colder) we usually hit in winter here in Hibbing, Minnesota 😄. Hottest I've ever felt was 117°F in Phoenix and that wasn't fun either

[@jogolock1190]

I can remember going to Death Valley in the 1990s, that day it was about 130F I was OK with it for a bit. The following week I was in Orlando at 85F and I though I'd die. Humidity is the real deal.

[@summer-c7i]

Not to say Death Valley is anything to mess with, but the Southern Florida sun is nothing to mess with, either. I remember visiting Sarasota about 10 years ago. The UV index was consistently at 9. My boyfriend and I took an impulsive walk, which ended up being 2 hours. We had high sunblock on, but he forgot to do the tops of his feet. Was burnt and had a tanline for the next year from his walking sandals. And he wasn't even that fair-skinned, would burn a bit. We weren't even laying out or swimming, just walking in somewhat shaded streets. Imagine laying out with no sunblock in the heat of the day, on the beach!

[@weatherataglance6075]

Here in PA on a hot sunny day, you can leave you cell phone recording out in the sun for about 15 minutes before it sends a warning sign. Out in Death Valley, you probably get 1 minute tops!

[@brian70Cuda]

Yuck!! I get irritable at 75 F, Could not imagine that heat. Thank you for being out there and the vid:)

[@allopez3166]

Wonder how quick the response time is if you broke down and needed help

[@georgespalding7640]

Probably 2 hours minimum, nearest towns are about 75 to 100 miles away. Of course it's possible that there is a towing company that keeps a tow truck at Furnace Creek or nearby during the summer months.

[@petahe01]

I got close near there this month ended up with a cracked radiator days later. would’ve cost more being broke down out there

[@summer-c7i]

@@petahe01 The thing is, if the air temperature is 135, what is the surface temperature, which varies on conduction and such? The temperature of the pavement may be able to melt tires?

[@petahe01]

@@summer-c7i probably depends on tires age. I don’t think tires are suppose to melt. They crack with age.

[@summer-c7i]

@@petahe01 That's true, but I still wonder at 135* straight air, how can newer tires hold up to the high heat of the pavement, esp in direct sunlight? I'm not referring to special types that are made to withstand higher temps, nor high-end. Just an average tire.

[@mojavedesertsonorandesert9531]

Was out in La Quinta, CA, it was 119.🔥

[@shakirabells6955]

i cant barely stand 85 degrees for me is so scary standing there

[@armenianchik]

These are people who love the heat!🥵

[@hanscom0790]

I live an hour east in Pahrump, NV. It was 116° here 🥵🥵🥵🔥🔥🔥

[@petahe01]

I slept in my car in pahrump one time thinking it’s same weather as Cali. It gets colder out there.

[@hanscom0790]

@@petahe01 Yes our summers are very hot and our winters are very cold. It seems that spring and fall is only a week or two of comfortable temperatures a year. LOL

[@icap8830]

We’re averaging 60s in Dana point

[@lovethieves1383]

At 140 degrees, you have 10 minutes to get cool or die of hyperthermia. Don't get stuck, car battery die or something, look for help if not. Death Valley :)

[@alejandroballesteros2075]

And here in Chicago 90 or 95 98 I don't want to go out I can imagine over 100 +😪

[@MrPete0463]

would love to see some home thermometer pics from people instead of that official one all the time !

[@krrrruptidsoless]

All temperatures should be taken 5ft in the shade to make it even everywhere. Meaning 5 ft of shade side to side and top to bottom and the ground must have a non radiating cover to keep heat from rising into the gauge.

[@federalisticnewyorkians4470]

Dont tyres melt?

[@jackfry]

Your tires get much hotter via friction rolling on the road than they do just sitting there. Additionally, vulcanized rubber, essentially, doesn't have a melting point. It's designed to break down before it melts. It does this so that as tires wear, they maintain grip.

[@Hydraulic67]

I rode my motorcycle up Hwy 395 that day and finally made it to my motel in Ridgecrest and I'm here to attest to how insanely hot it was that day. Asphalt temps were much higher than the 135 it hit that day. Join that with hot air pockets and I can honestly say that that was the most miserable ride I've ever made. -13 below in the Cascades wasn't fun, but heated gear can offset that. In this kind of heat one should have been at home, or inside where the AC was on, NOT on a motorbike where you could actually hear your tires sticking to the pavement. This is one trip I hope no one gets to beat for I don't want to see another rider have to go through the pain I went through. at 7:30 pm, the temp gauge on my bike indicated that the air temp had cooled down to 121 degrees. This was after my bike had been parked in the shade for over 3 hours

[@AndREDraut]

How can anyone cope with that temperature? We had over 40 for several days once in Luxembourg and it was awful, because humidity was quite high also, it had rained the days before and then came a sudden heat wave. Everyone kept inside, most houses have AC nowadays in Luxembourg, 20-30 years ago, they were quite seldom, if it was hot, it was only for a few days, but now we have periods, where the weather doesn't change for weeks and if there is a heat wave, it stays for longer. But we are lucky this summer till now, 35 degrees was the most we had till now.

[@summer-c7i]

I've experienced dry heat and humid heat. Humidity can make you sweat, and one can feel that sticky, dirty, stinky feeling of the sweat. Vs. dry heat will make you sweat, but once it gets so high, it'll evaporate very quickly. Dry heat is in DV a lot. This guy was also from Las Vegas, so his heat tolerance is probably pretty high. I don't mind dry heat, but do not like humid heat.

[@iesroo]

Death Valley is also expected to hit very high Temperatures in 31st July - 1 august

[@anthonytrevon865]

Today it's already 114 here at 10am😒

[@2009jadeorchid]

I cannot stand anything below 86 degrees so this is just perfect ~

[@rzz9594]

wasn't there a cold front a few days before , it was 121f ,..

[@cindi409]

I get heat exhaustion every time in the san diego area when it's over 80 degrees. I'd be super dead in a second with that temperature. Your bodies are being baked inside.

[@krrrruptidsoless]

:12 Holy fk that guy about deep throated that water bottle. 😆 Kinda hoping the pickup at :51 would burst into flames after exploding from heat. That woulda made this video viral. Oh snap CEO's at Ford, Chevy, Toyota are all looking at that Dodge driving down that highway and saying Hey we need to make one of these videos with our truck... Quick call the desert service and arrange a fake temperature reading so we can look like we build hardier puck ups....stat

[@daveolynyk3319]

Folks be getting simpler everyday

[@bsuthe]

Not the official temperature. In the last week, Death Valley has not got over 130°. The official record from 1913 remains 134°.

[@matthewmaggio3484]

I think that thermometer is exaggerated. The official high never topped 130 as far as I know.

[@KB-ke3fi]

Yeah i think it was 129....it just couldn't make the last degree.

[@goated._.a151]

@@KB-ke3fi it was 133

[@rexierabbit3280]

Weird. All the news articles today are like "if it hits 130, it'll be an all time high!"

[@Light4theWorldTV]

How can people be standing outside in that heat?

[@mattmoschkau84]

It’s 0 humidity so as long as your hydrated it’s not really that bad. It’s much worse in the southeast with high temps and high humidity. The key is proper hydration. It only takes a few minutes to find out if you drink enough water or not. Also wear thin clothes that’s long sleeve and pants, otherwise you sunburn.

[@harmonyjacobs6473]

Arizona may not be as hot as death valley but I lived in Florida and I lived in Arizona. When it's 113 degrees and Arizona I'm overwhelmed and no I'm not over weight and I do drink plenty water. August seemed like the worst to me in Florida out of the year. The extream high humidity mixed with the intense heat. Then moving to Arizona like yeah I can tell the difference but there both just as miserable to me. Others may have been there to I guess it depends on the individuals tolerance level. When it's 113 degrees in az like the other day and when it's 105 degrees in fl with 100 percent humidity I really am overwhelmed either way. I mean nothing felt good to me stepping out side in az feeling like I walked into a hot oven. I felt like I could never stop drinking water. I was constantly drinking.

[@kikinhugs11]

So does that break the record for all time temperature on earth?

[@johndewitt3452]

The mercury official hit 130 this day there in death valley I noticed that the humidity was around 7% at the time of the 130 degree took place that's a little high at 130 degrees humidity should have been around 2% I think the Temperature would have hit 132 degrees if the humidity was around 2%

[@KingKentravis37]

Wait until u catch a heatwave in Georgia when the temperature is 102 and the humidity is 90…I call it tough love😂😂

[@josephs8364]

Weak.. try being in the back of a ups truck half the day

[@krrrruptidsoless]

Try driving a cabover with no air conditioning. Not saying it's extreme🤷 Try loading or unloading by hand a semi trailer that sits directly in the sun. I mean UPS has a little fan up front to turbo blast all that fresh air and those two big doors to open to let all that air in. Quit complaining UPS, you make enough money. 🚶‍♂️🚪 That guy that spent a year in Kuwait in a tank has everyone beat.

[@STILLNIGHTPEARL]

I work at ups here in SoCal, yes it gets hot in there, but at least we have fans that blow into the trailer. I’ve also been to Mexicali which has some of the hottest summers around that rivals Death Valley due to it being hot with humidity at times, and that’s also worse than a trailer at ups. The insulated trailers aren’t that bad, it’s the all metal ones that feel like ovens.

[@kenjohnson4423]

In 1994, was hiking thru a mine and came out the other side, it was August and 117. We couldnt get back up thru the mine and walked down to the HWY. to hike around the mountain. We got there in the dark, so i didnt know where we were. There was no one driving on that road and it was too hot by the pavement, so me an my bud went up in the dirt to walk. Of course a car goes by, we wave and they don't see us. So we go back down to the pavement until an odd fella in a Nissan 4x4 truck drives by as we wave frantically and doesn't stop, then he changes his mind and stops, we run up to him and explain that we came in at night. camped, hiked thru a mine and are now trying to find our camp. He says ok, get in the back of my truck and i will look for your camp. He then speeds off down a dirt road, we bounce around and we are screaming for him to stop, he finally stops way out this dirt road and says get out, we were more than happy to oblige, so he drives off and leaves us out in the middle of nowhere. We have no hats, no sunglasses, and a drop of hot water and a brutal hike in that 117 degree heat. By the grace of the creator, near death, we finally get back to camp to our ice chest. We should have died that day. No one has any business going there in 130 degree heat just for fun. You break down, you could die. You drive off the road a ways and break down, probably your last day. Heat kills.

[@kathyflorcruz552]

It's the DESERT..IN JULY. HELLO??

[@kenh86]

It'll be a lot worse if the humidity level is high around 80%.

[@ajlawrence867]

At that point, you might as well stand over a pot of boiling water lol

[@busyhandskast]

Wasn't 80 but close enough

[@georgespalding7640]

Humidity is around 5% when the temperature is over 110 degrees Fahrenheit in Death Valley.

[@KB-ke3fi]

There's hardly any humidity. At all.

[@georgespalding7640]

@@ajlawrence867 The asphalt temperature at Furnace Creek is right around 200* F on a day like this. So you could cook on the pavement.

[@moorparkgirl]

Death Valley was only 123 so far this year , freezing! I love hot weather 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@johndewitt3452]

IT OFFICIALLY HIT 121 AT OCOTILLO WELLS CA SAN DIEGO COUNTY ON THE 10TH

[@Jesusisyhwh]

People live in Furnace Creek, in Death Valley. There is a community there.

[@ibneadam7649]

How accurate it could be in a direct sunlight, even my outdoor thermometer in direct sunlight reached up to 126 f in this summer. 😳

[@kbanghart]

So, after a search it appears the highest temp recorded was 130 F. I mean, yes that's still Hell on earth blazing hot, but just saying, maybe the visitor center thermometer was off.

[@KPlyf]

Natives named it so for a reason.

[@krrrruptidsoless]

You'd think with all the rain they get at that below sea level sign @ 1:42 that a lake would form.

[@tacocruiser4238]

That lake is fed by an underground spring. Its too salty to drink.

[@cynthialahti-wong1800]

It’s been over 110 here for weeks!! Am grateful it’s not 135 we’d all die!

[@ZRHTrainspotter]

The highest i had was 120 F in NW China

[@loombaron]

a hot day at the death valley with a lava drink, nothing better

[@motherofdoggos3209]

Furnace Creek is the Masha of Death Valley

[@alitlweird]

it’s a bit warmer than average for this time of year at Furnace Creek, Death Valley, CA 🏜🥵 If you want _REALLY_ hot, ya gotta go to Bullhead City, AZ. 🌵

[@miguelbarrero5572]

Nooo, go to Needles, CA

[@riverjay01]

I thought the heat record is 134 in Death Valley.- not the recent one.

[@crazysanor]

Been there except it was in January.... No chance I'm going to that place in the summer

[@Yahya_4_2]

It was 110° in Stockton 🥵

[@tornadoguy-ft4cy]

i can't even handle 100 F holy shit

[@sarnian9055]

Canada hit 121 F. Of course not a good thing but in western Canada. The warming of Big Brother to the south is de-icing Canada. 100 F reached north of the Arctic Circle this summer. These big swings in a weakened polar jet brings heat far north, more humid sweaty summer days in Toronto and plunge arctic air to southern Texas as mild weather surges somewhere into Canada in the offset. Just removing the reflective white from Canada can have far reaching impacts. Well, Death Valley will just spill its borders. Maybe they’ll be new kinds of palm trees in Victoria, BC like Phoenix palms instead of Trachycarpus palms.

[@ariannagorbet6674]

I can’t imagine standing outside in that extreme heat.

[@mewkatlol]

Really? What can you imagine?

[@ariannagorbet6674]

@@mewkatlol Anything but California’s heat.

[@michaelball760]

I have to work in it, so standing in it isnt too bad

[@heisensama]

@@ariannagorbet6674 Come to India, you'll forget what California's heat is

[@ariannagorbet6674]

@@heisensama Really, is it cooler there?

[@tonynoisiel7784]

I`m sorry but at 57 degree celcius people will have breathing difficulties and suffocating, on this video they are not showing any health issues like they supposed to caused by extreme heat, but rather taking pictures and having fun..May be temperatures reading is stuck from the highest of the year but not during this video.

[@dnyedy6128]

134.....no video/photo in this post of 135, just unsubstantiated hearsay......of course the still unofficial was 130 but misleading title on video

[@marcusgirling]

There's me crying at 98 degrees

[@noneofyourbusines9976]

We were there on Sunday the next day and it read 130 at 1pm,but if you go inside and talk to the ranger,you'll find out what is displayed on that thermometer is NOT the actually official reading (that thermometer is in the sun a big,no,no for official readings) the actual reading is quite a bit lower. For example,when it read 130 at 1pm on Sunday July 11,2021,the actual official temp (according the ranger-JR Ranger table) was 124..a full 6 degrees off. That thermometer is more like a Disneyland attraction for the tourists than an actual temperature measuring device,ah,but when that Knott's Berry Farm thermometer hits 130,it's reported as 130 in the papers because it help spread the global warming propaganda.

[@deborahs.9389]

🐪🐪🐪 Oh boy!!!

[@cupchamp5]

That reading can't be right.

[@ansonreaves5786]

About 5-6 degrees to warm. Now, when you go down a lil more in elevation to Badwater out on the Salt Dunes.......-247 below sea level, that temp probably would be accurate. You definitely can not be out an extended amount of time in the heat. About 15-30 minutes depending on the person, and back your air conditioned vehicle

[@gupta8554]

im watching this on ice cold winter

[@carsshop4618]

Here in dubai it's 46 to 49 degree celcius

[@faresalshmasy5493]

i live in the hottest area of Saudi Arabia, which is 48~50C at this time of the year, the sun is extremely hot and you can't stand 10 minutes outdoors. i am really confused HOW THEY ARE CHILLING AT 53C LIKE IT IS NORMAL!!

[@budawang77]

Humidity is extremely low which helps. I'm also sure the visitors centre is air conditioned so they can cool off in there.

[@mikeansley254]

May God watch over the people that lives there

[@Musicman1970]

Currently about 300 ppl

[@StuUngar]

This is where the Undertaker is from!

[@kimberlycrenshaw3806]

Shitten meeee da blue berry fuckery outta here!!!

[@susiemel29]

Stay at home people !! This are extreme weather conditions 🔥🔥🔥🔥especially for the lil ones .

[@Torrque]

YOU stay at home... Karen.

[@lisabeam4354]

@@Torrque No you stay at home! Do you like roasting??

[@bkinouye]

Was anybody frying eggs?

[@krrrruptidsoless]

Heads are gonna roll with that Dodge pickup being the only truck on that heat infested road. News at 8 9 10 and 11

[@er.ernawati.radar.orari.50]

LiVE STROMS de la sucikN Terimakasih TUANs

[@trapwizard844]

I’ll just stay home

[@marcusstuckey554]

135 degrees and they are wearing pants really ain't no way

[@jaggerback6568]

Better make sure your AC is up to DATE

[@cindi409]

Where's the shade, people. Don't stay in the baking heat on your bodies and suffering. How are you people even standing there and walking around like it's 80 degrees? It makes no sense. Get out of that heat quickly.

[@CatsInaCradle]

It's a dry heat though yes?

[@willycat7445]

😹😹😹😹😹

[@leoc4798]

I have been in Vegas and El Paso when it’s been like 115. At that point it feels just if it had humidity. It’s literally unbearable!!! As soon as you walk out it’s like you hit a brick wall.

[@CrossCuber]

@@leoc4798 yup pretty much. One time it was 113° and I didn’t even take a full step outside and I was like nope, back inside

[@krrrruptidsoless]

Which makes all the difference. It's like air conditioning basically What I'm told. 🤷

[@teacfan1080]

That thermometer is not official. I was on Las Vegas' weather service website and they said that thermometer runs about 3 degrees warmer.

[@justcallmejay3041]

I was wondering why this wasn't in the news. A temp of 135°F would beat the world record of 134°F.

[@warreneckels4945]

@@justcallmejay3041 The actual maximum was 129. It looked like they were going to break 130, but then something might have happened around 5 pm local time when it only hit 129 F

[@ravenfan1606]

Such a white person thing to do! And I'm white!

[@ansonreaves5786]

💀💀🤣🤣

[@meganc243]

That's 2 much heat 4 me lol.

[@ariannagorbet6674]

Same.

[@garyschultz7768]

but it's a dry heat

[@Barnabas45]

The girl behind you might cool you off!

[@auroraphoenix8103]

0:12 This place is soo hot this man is trying to be one with the Ice 😂

[@ToThePointCT]

I can't even comprehend that, in England the average summer temperature is about 21c . We cry heatwave at 28c Having said that there's no such thing as air-conditioning here🤣

[@Alex-nu2cs]

Aye but humidity gets high uk.

[@grahamt19781]

Humidity is high and on Monday/Tuesday this week we're gonna hit 40c in the South East 😱

[@LxneWxlf702]

Thats nothing , try 150 degrees F

[@goated._.a151]

150 and you have about 7 minutes to get cool before you get heat stroke

[@runningkirkwa2934]

:40, very overweight park ranger, come on lady, get healthy

[@duskojasic5234]

In next few years this will be VEGAS TEMPERATURES

[@philiphorner31]

Nice

[@carlosgrajales44]

Do not attempt going to Death Valley in a shitty car

[@TheStuport]

I'm more concerned for Pets than The humans.....Some Pets have no choice because of their living circumstances whereas the Humans just do Stupid human Tricks in the heat.

[@hoosierdaddy8002]

Park rangers must eat well.

[@kkonstantinosss2]

If humidity is close to 100% and the temperature is at 100, you would overheat and die simply because your body would overheat. If it's a dry heat you can sweat and lower your body heat through evaporative cooling. It's entirely possible that through sweating you can bring your temperature down to almost normal. Also, you're probably walking in and out of AC and also are more protected from the sun then the thermometer.

[@krrrruptidsoless]

Waterfalls were invented for this kind of heat. To swamp cool large areas. Why don't they divert a river to death valley to swamp cool it? I'm sure American Indians wouldn't mind another river diverted for that type of project. I mean they can get their water from dried grasses and such is what I've heard. 😐🤷🤦😳😑🤩👈 They are such a resourceful people.....amazing to be forced to live in a desert with no water and the water that is intermittently there is diverted for a big city a 1000 miles away for air conditioning power. Not going to mention how animals adapt to a climate and landscape that's constantly changing due to meat eaters and they are constantly forced out of a environment that took possibly thousands of years to construct by both wind and poop with seeds. Wiped out in a couple months with dozers and construction projects. Not to mention being hunted to extinction or being kept alive from extinction to be hunted in enclosures and such. It's not like the people that live in extreme areas were forced there. Fking move and quit complaining... For the cksucker that wants to say "you said you weren't going to mention it" Eat yer own 💩 you bunch of overbreeding, meat eating whore of a race complaining about nitpucky stuff that you have control over by liberty, maps, weather reports and transportation, food abundant and signs/apps/stores that warehouse it and find it.

[@Rosie05610]

Matthew 16:3 And in the morning, ‘There will be a storm today, for the sky is red and threatening. Do you know how to discern the appearance of the sky, but cannot discern the signs of the times? For GOD controls the weather, not man. And there IS coming the time when man will want to hide himself from the WRATH OF GOD which will fall upon man. Make no mistake about it. For great Tribulation is coming upon the entire earth REPENT, Believe in the Son of GOD Jesus Christ and that He died for your sins, was buried and ROSE again to life on the 3rd day as it is written in the Holy scriptures Believe in the Gospel of Salvation, Be baptized in Jesus Christ becoming born again and be Saved to everlasting life through Him. For Jesus Christ is the only way to be Saved. 🕊🙏🎺🌷🌺💜🌺🌷🎺🙏🕊🌷🌺💜🌺🌷🕊🙏🎺🌷🌺💜🌺🌷🎺🙏🕊

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No, this is all man made environmental destruction created by HUMANS who think mass overpopulation and destruction that comes with it. My Body My Choice, spitting out as many kids as you want is NOT OKAY. The Bible was written by ancient men, not god, no such thing. Rules to keep people obeying laws. Also, if you ever watch religious shows, it's always wars and violence.