First ever red extreme heat warning issued in UK as Europe hit by heatwave - BBC News

A red extreme heart warning has been issued for the first time by the UK Met Office for parts of England, meaning a risk to life is likely as temperatures could hit 40C (104F).
It points to there being a danger to life, with the risk of illness not limited to vulnerable people.
In Europe, the heatwave is fuelling wildfires in Portugal, France and Spain.
Experts say heatwaves are becoming more frequent and extreme because of climate change.
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[@Amyduckie]

The amount of people outside was unreal. I'd be off to the nearest shopping centre in that heat. Being Australian, we all have air-conditioning, so it's a lot easier on those days. But it's physically painful to be outside on days like that. Hope they all are okay during the heatwave.

[@turnip5359]

Is the woman in this video Aussie or kiwi or something? I hear something different in her accent lol

[@catherinebrau3523]

Air conditionning, so sad

[@Godzilladad]

@Sanskar Nayak cause we’re use to heat in America 😂

[@Lara-234]

@@turnip5359 nah doesn't sound fully like a kiwi, there's something else in there baha, I'm a kiwi

[@Treating-World-Love]

@Sanskar Nayak It feels to me we are facing End times. Book revelation speaks of times like this. Famines,Droughts,Plagues and more.

[@kathleencreighton3094]

Shout out to all the firefighters working in these temperatures to keep us safe.

[@sidali2590]

Agree firefighters are heroes

[@DanJD1255]

Get a grip.

[@DanJD1255]

@@321ozzy it’s the ‘heat’ 😂

[@JamesSmith-qs4hx]

As heat wave hysteria grips Britain it is worth remembering that we a massively (about 75-times) more exposed to excess deaths from cold than heat

[@JamesSmith-qs4hx]

Last 7 years cooling. Another 23 years and we can say climate change is apparent and we have to increase CO2 or we will freeze. It will be a catastrophic climate change emergency.

[@jupiterr9892]

Please remember to put a bowl of water out for the birds, and wildlife at night 🙏 take care Everyone 💙

[@arcturus9366]

Your bowl of water won't do much, you will just be wasting already inflated money that you probably won't have in the future, let nature sort itself out and adapt to your new situation. You are not best friends with nature, and the European predator species you haven't already driven to near extinction will kill and eat your tasteless meatless body without a second thought.

[@arcturus9366]

Also if you hate it so much, you live in a European Union. Move north to a cooler country and stop complaining, at least until you get severe depression from 20 C overcast days and go somewhere tropical where you will be baked alive like the pussy soyboy European you are. Stop bitching about your near non existant problems and grow a pair, I get worse everything here in the states and I find way to manage. Heat is inescapable, so stfu.

[@SooziinCa]

As a licensed wildlife rehabber: THANK YOU jupi terr !

[@jupiterr9892]

@@SooziinCa hey no worries.. a few years ago I was sat having a cigarette in my mum's back garden and it was mid summer and really hot, although not as hot as it is today, anyway I noticed this blackbird land on her grass and he had his beak wide open like he was gasping!! And I realized then that I should put water out and I've done so every year.. also noticed that the hedgehogs came for a drink also.. I believe that same blackbird comes back with his female (although it could now be a different one) but it's something that needs to be mentioned as people are busy etc.. and probably don't think ya know, but I often tell my story as although their not human but their just as important in fact if the animals go that means we won't be long after...so we need to take care of the little things as they need our help 💙

[@gardensofthegods]

I'm originally from the suburbs of Philadelphia up North but has been living in the South for almost 15 years and most of that here in Dallas Texas and I can tell you that I am not the only one who has noticed that heartless people around here never put out water for the birds you just don't see bird baths and it's terrible seeing these creatures in all the parking lots at the stores especially big supermarkets the birds can't wait to go under the car to catch some water as soon as it pulls up and has turned off the air conditioning . It's terrible and I have bought big plastic bowls at the Dollar Store , gotten them out of my car trunk ... set them in a shady place if possible and filled them with cool water for the birds ... in many places and shopping centers .

[@Sc00terNut]

Ah man, I hope not. I live in western Canada and last summer my community reached over 46°C. So many people and animals died. It was devastating. Stay safe, take care and stay cool if you can.

[@wolfiestreet6899]

You are a hateful cretin. You stay safe, snowflake.

[@tobik2627]

@@JamesSmith-qs4hx where do deaths from cold occur?

[@techshorts2129]

We are living in india where 40 degree is normal, u will get this temperature in summers and summers are very long, in past month temperature hits 50 degree..

[@sightline4004]

@@tobik2627 In his mind

[@craniumjunglist8934]

@@tobik2627 old people and the homeless die in the UK in the winter .

[@joermnyc]

If I remember correctly, majority of homes in the UK do not have air conditioning. 🥵 44C, that’s Australian Outback heat!

[@stordarth]

Not only that, our houses are built with insulation and heat retention in mind to cope with the sub-zero winters. So no air con, plus buildings that retain heat, plus fairly high humidity because of the amount of rain we get means anything above 25C becomes uncomfortable pretty quickly.

[@samanthasanchez9817]

i read only 5% of homes have AC in the UK. In the summer its normally 70-75 degrees so this is just crazy

[@elcentavordprince9721]

I'm from the Dominican Republic, I support you %

[@eh-pv3wt]

Thats not how emojis shoul....

[@linajurgensen4698]

Not only in the UK 96% of houses in all of Europe don’t have ACs, houses here were build to keep heat in. Plants and trees that are essential to our wildlife can’t survive in these conditions.

[@brianperry]

I lived near a town called Almansa in Spain a few years ago, the temperature would vary from -17 to 40c. The thermometer would very often register -10 to -12 c for days on end doing Jan/Feb...The only saving grace was it was less humid in the summer months than some other parts of Spain. Heat saps you but humidity is a real killer..

[@cressida00]

Your so right, should try living in tropical north Australia from December to March. Humidity 75-100%. +30-37c. It makes no difference if your in the shade, humidity is everywhere. When you wipe your skin with towel after shower, you can see the sweat come straight back out. Only Air con can save you. Without it you would drown in sweat in the night.

[@camerachica73]

Yes I’m in Ibiza and the temperature I can deal with, I just move slower and drink plenty of fluids, but the humidity is a nightmare!

[@yaboioldsport]

England's very humid too its like 40 degrees here today and tomorrow

[@SuperEdge67]

@@yaboioldsport It’s not humid!! The forecast says the humidity is about 25%. That’s incredibly dry. Anything under 75% humidity is fine.

[@carnage237]

Your absolutely spot on. With dry heat you can just sweat it off to cool down. But when it's high humidity; you could be drenched in sweat, and not feel an ounce cooler. Like seriously high humidity makes weather feel a whole lot hotter.

[@xoxo.000]

I'm from Indonesia which is a tropical country. It's mid July, it's should be summer untill August but the weather that through my country is rainy, strong winds and cloudy almost every day. It's a weird phenomenon and it's clearly a climate change and heat earth trempature.

[@nix_0333]

Everything gets more extreme with time.

[@waitandsee9345]

Biasa aja. Sudah bbrp tahun juga begitu. Sudah akhir jaman menuju jaman baru. Normal.

[@subakkk1760]

@@waitandsee9345 gak nyambung

[@waitandsee9345]

@@subakkk1760 mmg sudah waktunya 🙃🙃🙃 Hujan tidak pada musimnya kata prabu siliwangi

[@Nesyaishere]

I can already imagine how hot it's gonna be in august and up, probably summer will be longer too then 😭

[@leorusso2480]

I came from Brazil to London and yet felt uncomfortable with the heat, I never experienced a temperature above 40º in my 25 years. The secret to feel nice is to have two glasses of water each 3 hours and eat lots of fruits and veggies.

[@absolutezero8884]

It's only 40° dude

[@wolfiestreet6899]

Shut up.

[@montyburnsgaming3609]

@@absolutezero8884 That’s still extremely hot for a country with little air conditioning.

[@tinienteabanil2922]

@@absolutezero8884 dude that's extremely hot

[@adrienbancroft7895]

Vancouver Island Canada last year. Heat dome for 5 days. Mid 40s. Broke records by 5+ degrees. Was absolutely baking.

[@mololomuanlallian]

🤣🤣here it's 46°C at day and 30°C at night.

[@SheepofTheShepherd-nu3lz]

@ronza 3 SPAMBOT

[@Ahmad-ww4ue]

Adrien Bancroft Yeah remember how hot it was there last year. How was this year?

[@coraltown1]

It cooked the mussels on the shoreline rocks. This year much better so far, but more hot summers on the way.

[@emotivelyy_]

@ronza 3 yay!!!! I’ve been waiting 67 years

[@asmith841]

Days of heatwave is one thing but when you add to that several feet tall fires allover plus thick suit and helmet... I can't even imagine what the firefighters are going through. Much respect!

[@perpetualgrin5804]

Don't forget the smoke ,very bad for your health .

[@Treating-World-Love]

@@perpetualgrin5804 This is getting out of control. With all crime and madness going on in West with world going insane temperature wise.

[@Anglynn74]

that's an average summer in California, wildfires & a temp of over 100F

[@Treating-World-Love]

@@Anglynn74 It’s gonna be 115 regularly. The earth is heating up even in US things are melting and catching fire it’s crazy. It was night out and still haze-92 this is bad. These are times of Judgment Lord is coming back.

[@Anglynn74]

@@Treating-World-Love That'll only happen when the sun turns into a red giant. Relax, it's not going to be 115 all the time.

[@nongthip]

Here in Thailand it's not unusual to hit 38-40c in hot season March-May, but not this year. I've lived here 18 years and this is the wettest year I've seen so far, and it never got super hot. Now it's a comfortable 30 most days with thunderstorms almost every day. The world's weather really is getting weird with in many cases extreme high/low/wet/dry.

[@joelkoffi2806]

Facts

[@nanezferrer3565]

SAme with Philippines

[@Rockercaruthonyoutube]

So that's where the wet rainy English summer went too!

[@Epsa_]

Same, I’m in Phitsanulok right now. It doesn’t feel as bad as it did a couple years back.

[@kastelvetro1491]

global cooling is so comfy, its great.

[@criticalbiker1273]

December 2021 in the U.K. was the coldest for 100yrs, let that sink in.

[@agantuk6708]

In southern Asia > 40° c is quite hot. I can understand how the Europeans are feeling. It's alarming

[@saralynn518]

Do people not understand humidity as a factor? Also, if you are used to extreme heat, that's one thing. The body can not acclimate rapidly to extreme, sudden temperatures, be it extreme heat or cold. If you live in a place with extreme cold, you can not tolerate extreme heat, etc. It can kill vulnerable populations. Where I live, if it gets over 100 degrees, it is unbearable because of the humidity. At the same time, if it gets below 10F, the wind chill and bitter cold kills people too. Without humidity or wind, both things become more bearable, but not for children, disabled, or elderly.

[@TheSussa75]

Thank you!

[@antoniodasilva1230]

Humidity hardly is active in this neck of the woods you think this is America 😂

[@saralynn518]

@@antoniodasilva1230 What neck of the woods are you referring to? UK? I assumed since it rains a lot, the UK would have high humidity?

[@joebloggs396]

@@saralynn518 You can add 5 to a UK temperature in humidity to get a real impression of the effect. They talked of Spain like dry is bad when it isn't.

[@raymondo6665]

@@saralynn518 humidity depends which direction the weather comes from. Most hot (i.e. nice) Summers in the UK are blown in from the Continental East, which brings hot, dry weather. It can be humid and not very hot if weather comes from the Oceanic South West. Or hot and humid of it comes from Africa.

[@SharapovaFan]

It's normally very hot here in the Philippines. But lately it's been mostly rain and cool breeze. Seems like the heat here decided to have a vacation in Europe.

[@somestranger2524]

🤣🤣🤣

[@linajurgensen4698]

People from warmer countries saying “it’s not that bad“ YES it is! Places like the UK and other parts of Northern and Central Europe are not equipped for hot weather. Houses here are built to keep heat inside and cold outside, 96% of houses don’t have ACs. Plants and trees that are essential to our wildlife can’t survive in these conditions.

[@MJ-py7dm]

No. It's hotter over there because instead of trees, grass and shade, there are buildings everywhere. I've lived in rural parts of Africa and France. The heat is only unbearable because of concrete and absence of trees to provide shade all built in the name of capitalism.

[@gabrielmora5092]

@@MJ-py7dm no. Dude I live in the tropics and not even in the city. And the heat can go to 35°C to 40°C.

[@edwardr1860]

I’m from Nicaragua, a tropical country used to sunny days the whole year, heat most of the year, occasionally our winters from 15° to 19° are cold enough for us, re green areas is the main key, unfortunately in many countries as mine every year less and less trees.

[@Hereford1642]

Yeah? So where are your trees going? Because it is one degree higher than a hundred years ago? Or is it people cutting the bloody things down? My vote is that people are cutting them down. For various reasons, mostly to build and live in the houses. Is that vaguely possible?

[@antireligionwhyreligionmus2819]

Come, join us. The LGBTQIA is the only way to success and peaceful human species, all wars are dictators are homophobes, come join us lets unite and show our pride. Too afraid of losing interests towards the intergender? don't you worry bi can be an option you can still love the intergender but have to love your own gender as well, or how about completely independent from romance and attraction like me, Aroace. LGBT is our only hope towards a future of faith, joy, success and peace.

[@zachtech5442]

Temperature variation is low in tropical countries...is actually getting colder in my country because of climate change...

[@Siberian_Bear72]

@@antireligionwhyreligionmus2819 Why don't you convey your views to the population of Arab and African countries? In Europe and North America, LGBT+ representatives prevail in all spheres of activity (especially in politics), and these regions do not need your campaigning.

[@Gfysimpletons]

F°

[@fuffoon]

I'm in Belgium and cannot complain. We had a hot day. One day. The following day was 10 c less. All the nights cooled off well. My grass is like golden straw but I'm over that.

[@Fl4ngerr]

10C less, I highly doubt that, as in northern europe we haven't been under 15C...

[@bremCZ]

In my place in Czech Republic, it's been teens to mid 20s for all but about 5 days of this summer. It's been much cooler than normal, but this week should see a rise for mid 30s.

[@JayTraversJT]

Wow! Looks like I need to move further into central Europe.

[@meateater_beckett_arkansas3071]

It was 41 celcius (106 fahrenheit) in Arkansas (US) yesterday and there wasn't even an excessive heat warning.

[@MN-pz2op]

I am from northern Mexico and in the summer we have reached I think maximum 43-44°C 😲 but that only happens ocasionally and It lasts just for a few days, the average temperature here where I live in the summer Is 33-38°C (which Is a lot) but since we are used to this type of weather, our buildings are built with very powerful air conditioning systems, It Is frightening the damage that climate change Is causing across the world 😔 (sorry If I Made any grammar mistakes).

[@digitalhouse6969]

in Morocco most poeple don't use air conditioning and we fine. it is all about the way of life and endurance

[@nanu7750]

Fuck the grammar

[@Doritbardola]

I’ve been leaving my blinds and curtains drawn in the uk, it helps

[@drakehonest9116]

Hey how are you doing?

[@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS]

It’s nice here in N. Ireland. Couldn’t believe when I saw the temps elsewhere.

[@roadwarrior8560]

what's N Ireland? you mean the six counties?

[@thomasbrennan1038]

@@roadwarrior8560 Stop being weird, you know what he means u knob, I’m Irish but don’t let your political views make u act stupid.

[@kindacalled777]

It's meant to be 30C for us on Monday though

[@aetherian31]

@@roadwarrior8560 Trolling

[@Hereford1642]

Mate, it is nice here in Hereford, Welsh borders. Sit in the sun and it is nice. All too rare. Do a survey. I doubt the broadcast truth these days.

[@PrincessJichu]

I can't imagine having to deal with temps being 45C when I feel like dying at 25C.. We are getting 35C tomorrow where I live and I thank God I have AC at work.

[@justanothermortal1373]

25c is considered normal in my country and sometimes even cold. I'm from a tropical nation and have a high level of melanin so I'm used to the heat.

[@PrincessJichu]

@@justanothermortal1373 It's fascinating to see how different it is depending on where you live. I live in Sweden so I'm more used to the cold 😅

[@cypidez]

i live in England and we're also experiencing the same thing, it was nice at first but now it's become unbearable. having to shower everyday to keep cool or constantly sitting next to the fan becomes tiring

[@kastelvetro1491]

your pink people who live in cold shit

[@parkchimmin7913]

@Don Juan To be fair, I’m assuming that if you live in cooler weather, you don’t have to shower everyday because you’re not constantly drenched in sweat. It’s not good to shower everyday because it strips you of your natural oils (same with washing your hair too often). It makes your skin too dry. With your hair, sometimes you’ll end up with more oily hair because of the constant stripping of oils. It varies from people to people though. Some people just have to take more showers than others and some people have to take less.

[@parkchimmin7913]

@Don Juan All the stuff I mentioned are what dermatologists say. Idk, I’d rather trust the skincare experts. Edit: Again, my comment refers to people that live in COLD/COOLER climates.

[@parkchimmin7913]

@Don Juan No, I’m from the US (New England)

[@CB-123]

@@parkchimmin7913 but what about your arse lol. Everyone needs to wash their private’s everyday. I don’t care what dermatologist says. Use your common sense.

[@ReviewBoard-uy5nv]

Portugal, Spain & Italy should seriously make large scale campaigns in water capture projects to re-green their deserts and landscapes. If Africa and Asia can rejuvenate their deserts and create microclimates, so can Europe. It rains a lot in Europe in winter and the spring, so they can see drastic improvements within 2 years.

[@Eidelmania]

Waste of time. IF America wont do anything, its game over. Might as well start taking drugs, and go down in a blaze of glory. There is little hope.

[@Blublod]

Don’t expect anything constructive from those two dysfunctional Iberian governments.

[@saturniatellus6534]

I live in Italy since 40 years. I never saw a "desert" here. They do not exist.

[@starcapture3040]

@@saturniatellus6534 mountains can be considered desert and desertion happens from nowhere there is no need for a desert for it to happen

[@gallaicceltic8176]

There are no "deserts" in Portugal.

[@krakenwindzstorm961]

We live in Asia's tropic regions but never had at least 40C in our area. The heat we encountered is as high as 35C. Boy climate change is a real pain and never would have thought this high temperature will happen in Europe.

[@drakehonest9116]

Hello how are you doing today?

[@francisrobindaine-duchesne6095]

I went to France and Spain in 2017 and 2019 and what shocked me was that air conditioning was non-existent. I'm from Montreal, Canada and we're used to about 20 days per summer above 30 degrees and it's very humid here and there's air conditioning everywhere. It used to be only 7-9 days at or above 30 when I was a child and we see a clear sign of global warming when we look at the increase in heat waves intensity.

[@rango089]

Air conditioning is not a solution to the problem as air conditioning is extremely un sustainable

[@francisrobindaine-duchesne6095]

@@rango089 Ok, go on, explain it to me? I grew up with it, it is considered normal here and I'm not an American who thinks of the American way of life as superior or better. I mean, unless you blow up cities to build wood structures half buried in the ground like hobbit homes with trees all around and lots of vegetation and gardens, you still need ventilation and I wouldn't consider air conditioning to be particularly unsustainable. Then again, maybe you don't have the same information as I have, maybe the way I know air conditioning is different than, I don't know. But for me, when the temperatures are too hot or too cold you heat or you cool. You wouldn't question me for heating my home when it's below the freezing mark for 4-5 months, then why you'd say something when it's 30 or hotter? It's the same thing, too hot or too cold.

[@smoothride7841]

The heat in Panama & other similar countries is killing. Ppl make mistake thinking AC is the best --- WRONG !!! One day I needed something in the pharmacy. After 10 minutes flat under the heat I got in. The AC was full blast. Then I was sick with fever for a week, coughing & high temperature !!!!!! The COOL AC, yes but FULL BLAST ???

[@thatamerican3187]

Go Back and check the temp records for 150 years. You will find it is normal weather.

[@AlexWestLondon24]

That’s untrue. We have air conditioning in Barcelona nearly everywhere.

[@VirtualFeats]

shout out to all the fire crews ❤️ stay safe sending love from your neighbours in Ireland 🇮🇪

[@kylereece1979]

The Hot weather in the UK and Europe last month passed us by as usual, didnt it?😅 Twas raining for most of June, with really only the last few days looking good here. Watching the Heat rise in England on the telly here in Ireland makes it look like its thousands of miles away. But shur tis only right across the pond.🙂

[@cd55896]

@@kylereece1979 Today was tough. 32° with me.

[@redbrixanimations]

I’m tired of all the heat. Where I live, it peaks at over 45° in the summer and in the winter it’s still not cold enough. I miss the cold.

[@grahamjordan1040]

Bog off to the North Pole then

[@xt2bn5]

You can go live in Russia then... And realize it's way better to live in hot weather, then in shitty country.

[@Hereford1642]

Yes well, that is not Britain is it? Middle East? Earning good money with no income tax? Come home and pay some tax you scab.

[@antireligionwhyreligionmus2819]

Come, join us. The LGBTQIA is the only way to success and peaceful human species, all wars are dictators are homophobes, come join us lets unite and show our pride. Too afraid of losing interests towards the intergender? don't you worry bi can be an option you can still love the intergender but have to love your own gender as well, or how about completely independent from romance and attraction like me, Aroace. LGBT is our only hope towards a future of faith, joy, success and peace.

[@robertolang9684]

@@antireligionwhyreligionmus2819 gees i just got a smell like shit is that you ?

[@cmunoz810]

40°c with everything combusting in flames around you, that's your typical summer in California 🤣🤣🤣

[@GoWestYoungMan]

I feel bad for these people. Here in Canada, most regions have AC so when we get heat like Europe is currently experiencing one can simply stay inside. Summers in Toronto would be unbearable without AC. I turn it on the beginning of June and it's on almost every day till late September. I suspect Europeans will have to bite the bullet and start installing them too.

[@anshumankumar2487]

Your AC released gas will make frequently heat wave to come...so instead of installing AC plant ☘️

[@andrearoldan5534]

@GoWestYoungMan, Don't feel bad for us. Here in Cordoba almost all homes have AC and many houses have swimming pools, in addition there are numerous public swimming pools. Otherwise, we couldn't survive here. This is not new, I am 32 years old, I have always lived in Córdoba and in summer there are always these temperatures, the only difference is that each year the heat waves last more days.

[@simma6026]

Just a normal day in India like 45°c temprature and extremely heatwaves 🥱🥱

[@mayankgoud9503]

I live in Indore. Since the monsoon arrived, its max. 29°C here with 99% humidity when it's not raining. When it is, it's dips to 26. A fan make u most comfortable. But in May, we touched 46°c with least humidity. So a dry summer.

[@bronxcartel6193]

It’s not too hot, you just haven’t been outside for two years

[@arcturus9366]

European heatwaves are good days here in Tennessee in July/August (also Im a former Floridian who often spends 3 or more hours outside of AC most days), . Western Europeans need to harden the fuck up and stop complaining so much.

[@onthego22]

I found UK weather hot back in Summer 2007 while living in small apartment in London because they do not have air conditioning there and rooms are designed to keep room inside warmer. So it’s more hot inside then outside. I from India and we can easily handle temperatures over 40 with just ceiling or table fan and cooler. Now I live in extreme hot weather of Dubai but AC is everywhere from apartment corridors, lifts, shops, Malls, etc

[@heronimousbrapson863]

This is what happened in Western Canada in 2021. Lytton, British Columbia reached a temperature in excess of 49 degrees. Then it was destroyed by fire.

[@missindependent1973]

And there’s ANOTHER fire raging right by it as we speak 😭 I hate this

[@vc7417]

49C?! I used to live in Burnaby 15 year ago and 32C is bad enough because of the carpets and funnel sofa covers and no air conditioner as well. Couple years back I went back there to visit friends and the high temp is unbearable inside my apartment. All portable air conditioners and fans were sold out…

[@ancestraltarot3900]

I'm from Texas. This is where we've been since March. It's unusually hotter this year but what they're dealing with is simply our normal summer here. We hate it but have become acclimated. Fun fact. The record high in Texas was 120° and that was actual temp not the heat index.

[@eastside0434]

You can't be from Texas,you are from your parents, remember it now.?

[@ancestraltarot3900]

@@eastside0434 🤣

[@light5903]

What's 120° in Celsius

[@ancestraltarot3900]

@@light5903 48.89°c

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Wear a straw hat, drink twice the water you think you need, and stay out of the mid-day sun to prevent heat stroke. For long-term health, wear high SPF sunscreen, long, loose light-colored linen clothing, and Polarized sunglasses, tinted-only sunglasses increase eye damage. Exercise outdoors in the early morning or just before sundown. We’re used to these conditions in California, as they are in Spain and other Mediterranean countries. Outdoor workers, especially roofers and road-workers who must use hot tar, always have my sympathies in this weather!

[@drakehonest9116]

Hey how are you doing?

[@daysjours]

Too much water can literally kill you. Please research this.

[@bhrismaw-q]

Body armor water is the best!

[@oussamarahhab1128]

5000 hectares of forest and agricultural land have been destroyed by wildfires in the north western region of Morocco as well. 1 person have been found dead in larache province and thousands of people have been evacuated. We recorded temperatures up to 49°C. It's hell !

[@kpokpojiji]

Thank you for this. Writing from America, it is hard to get information on how the climate is changing in Africa. Unfortunately the vast majority of news focuses on North America or Europe. Stay cool if you can!

[@oussamarahhab1128]

@@kpokpojiji Thank you for your concern. Stay safe as well 😊

[@ChristineFisher123]

Funny but we never hear much of what goes on in Africa; especially sub-saharan Africa. They are kind of invisible when it comes to climate change.

[@Hereford1642]

A dead person? Oh no! Stop the bloody factories killing all the people.

[@samad3251]

Europe doesn't care about wildfires in Africa. All it cares about is the Gold, Diamonds, natural resources and now Gas. Since 400 years, Europe has plundered Africa beyond recognition and now there is a new overlord in the picture- China.

[@Jerry2011b]

Not sure how hot Europe gets in the summer usually but here in LA it can get to 45C in August and 35-38C in July. That's not the case for this summer however, it's been very cool from the start of this summer. Mostly average around 30 degrees only.

[@rodriruman1]

Last three nights the temperature reached over 25-28C... with a minimum humidity over 60%. the heat is really bad, but the combination with high levels of humidity is absolutely insane

[@deepthakariyawasam7472]

Visit Sri Lanka. There are good climatic conditions..

[@tinienteabanil2922]

@@deepthakariyawasam7472 nah bro you in some protests and unrest rn

[@deepthakariyawasam7472]

@@tinienteabanil2922 but bro now situation is okay in Sri Lanka.. Visit Sri Lanka. Let's meet bro

[@themoviehobbit355]

As an Australian who works in 40+ weather as a tradie. I can give you some advice. Plenty of water and take short break also a few frozen cokes go a long way iv noticed

[@sambros2]

I think only Australia has frozen cokes, I was pretty surprised when I learned that

[@annestovgaard681]

I think the problem is, that we are not used to it, I live in Denmark (1 of the nordic countries). We used to have 4 seasons and snow in the winter.. now we have rain and heat. I think it will take time for people (their bodys) to learn to live, with this kind of weather. And people don´t have AC´s because we never needed them before.

[@Vandri2388]

Here in Phoenix, AZ we have permanent heat waves during the summer so we know what it's like, just try to stay cool, stay in the shade, drink a lot of water and ride it out the best you can, know that relief will come just gotta tough it out.

[@invictor2761]

removing visiting usa from my bucket list

[@bbrathizza2075]

@@invictor2761 just don’t go to AZ lol

[@irytal3429]

@@invictor2761 Yeah I don't wanna get shot or have my house looted.

[@neolithic3]

You also have AC in most houses and buildings. Most of Europe doesn't have that.

[@dayziem]

It's easier if it's dry heat it becomes more difficult if humid

[@Nesyaishere]

It's so hard to imagine the weather going on 40c when i usually live in a town with maximum 35c and that itself for me is so hot, not even gonna go outside in 2pm 😭

[@smoothride7841]

I spent one summer in Turkey & didn't go out until after 19.00 hrs. I saw a bush fire when the temperature hit 50° C & it lasted till 2.00 am

[@Hidayet.Guzeller]

Europeans got nothing on Australians this is normal heat for us 😂

[@mosszenbach180]

Same in South Europe like Spain, Portugal, Italy ... Even in East European Countries have over 40ºC for decades in the summer.

[@vissarion3505]

Even here in Yakutsk (Far North East Siberia), the coldest city on Earth, +35C is expected from tomorrow. Today it is +31C.

[@bonitajanssen745]

Here in America, we go by Fahrenheit. Are you saying 90• or 100•? Here in Texas, we had over 100• for going on two months straight!!! But I feel you on the other side of the spectrum!!! God be with you. 😘

[@ssssaa2]

Cold only in the winter. Yakutsk is not colder than western Europe in the summer, and can get very hot because of the interior continental climate of northeast asia.

[@bonitajanssen745]

@@ssssaa2 Whoooah!!! The worst of “both worlds! Here in Waco, Texas, year before last, we had the coldest, longest stretch of record-low temperatures!!! Hundreds of people died because the power-grid was not insulated for cold weather such as we had! I feel for you people in these COOOLD regions!🕊

[@abrqzx]

@@bonitajanssen745 I think America is the only country who use Fahrenheit. In Asia and Europe, most countries use Celsius since Fahrenheit scaling is just too complex for us

[@bonitajanssen745]

@@abrqzx Celsius is too complex for us! Of course we’re the only country to use it, America is the land of CONFUSION. Help! AMERICA IS MYSTERY BABYLON

[@pkproductions0]

Things I expect from a news report about dangerous weather incoming: When? Where? How bad? Hearing people in Spain talking about how it feels hot doesn't actually help me plan for a "likely risk to life" scenario.

[@geniejack9709]

TURN OFF THE PROPAGANDA FAKE NEWS - IT IS SUMMER TIME NO ONE IS IN DANGER THE WORLD IS NOT ENDING BECUASE OF THE WEATHER

[@jcswim1954]

We feel for what you’ve experienced. Here in the US, Oregon and Washington, temperatures are expected to rise to 110 degrees in the next few days. Northern California will also feel the heat … calling it an atmospheric blowtorch.

[@wm2357]

At least the people I see in the telly adverts will feel at home.

[@mattboyko09]

We had this in Canada last year, +40 for about ten consecutive days it was absolutely brutal. I honestly don’t know how people live in Texas it’s brutally hot constantly haha.

[@sz5876]

In AZ it's over 110 every day from July to October, this panic over 89 degrees is hysterical

[@peterbarton9856]

@@sz5876 Our average is 51-54 and our country is set up for that. Can you see the issue now. Did you so quickly forget what happened in Texas during that cold weather they had and the issues they had for dealing with it?

[@urgeeked3977]

I believe it was around 49 to 50C in Canada, but either way it was extremely hot for us to deal with lol

[@troyjones2687]

Im in Texas and summers are feeling hotter than normal with each passing year. The ones who brush it off as nothing unusual must not be very perceptive.

[@c.rutherford]

Being in C. Illinois I can tell you humidity has a LOT to do with it. I can go out fine at 100'F when the humidity is below 40% but when it at 70% trust me you will be drenched in sweat and feel like a rib on a spit. @@sz5876 you need to recheck your Celsius 44'C is 111'F in Spain not 89 degrees.

[@PointlessPlastic]

The lunchtime news was just as bizarre - they interviewed the environmental correspondent- clearly this must’ve been because they knew there’s an environmental reason for the intense heat - and asked him “why is this happening?” The environmental correspondent said “it’s happening because hot air is coming from Europe” that was it. He basically just turned into a weatherman.

[@wolfiestreet6899]

And he was correct.

[@Tonja_Coffman]

I can say that I've been through some bad summers, here in the southern part of the US, good ol southwest Arkansas lol. We have triple digits plus humidity. I do maintenance work in a tire manufacturing plant, and work around the hot curing presses. It's been brutal so far, I have to admit. What I've found that helps, if you're outside, a light cotton long sleeve shirt helps. It's breathable and keeps the sun off your skin. Don't wear anything with polyester in it. Polyester can generate heat, which is great for winter, but not for hot weather. Plus, a breathable hat, to keep the sun off your head. If you have outside chores to take care of, do it early.

[@CoreyChambersLA]

It's only 46F in Buenos Aires right now.

[@minigrande1939]

I am an English chap who migrated to Spain I'm on Almeria Andalusia.what we do is we don't do much until 5/6 pm almost becoming nocturnal sleeping at 4/5am waking at 1/2pm August is going to be crazy

[@Hereford1642]

The Spanish siesta is a famous thing. Nothing new my English chap friend.

would be great if they could send some of that heat to Norway..

[@chucky2316]

I will do my best to blow some heat over from England to Norway with my petrol station usb fan

[@ssssaa2]

Norway is very fortunate for being so far north, nowhere else is as mild so far from the equator. At similar latitudes in north america they tried for centuries to sail through the icy ocean and frozen land even in summer, and many died before even one successful voyage. Norway's waters don't even freeze in midwinter.

[@scotnick59]

I just looked up the temp. in Edinburgh & it was a sweltering (for them) 88 degrees!

[@ratcat7668]

Down under here in Oz I live in in North central Victoria which is South Eastern Australia. We used to have very hot summers with many days of 40+ but the last few years we have been getting just a couple of days above 40. it used to be brown and dry but now it is completely green. I dont remember ever getting so much rain, my 22,000 litre water tank is forever overflowing. We just had three rain systems in a row, the water wont even sink in now in my backyard. It just floats on top and every where you walk its squish squish. I cant spray the weeds which are everywhere because you need at least 24 hours before the next rain but the next rain is always not far away. although I like moss so theres that.

[@JosephKamau9073]

Here we go again. Heat and fires season.

[@Edith1517]

It use to rain all the time in Oregon when I moved here in 2007. The temperatures are temperate 50-70 F for 8-9 months. Now we go from winter to summer like this man said. The Spring and Autumn are a couple of weeks, hardly exist. We’ve managed to escape prolonged heat waves but last year the fires got worse and the heat hit the whole state. The Pacific Ocean is cold in summer and now you can dip your feet in without freezing them. It’s alarming…as the whales, fish and marine life can’t survive in warm waters for long…I believe we are in a global crises.

[@jelaniwooten9245]

Climates change bruh

[@thomasrobert4654]

life will adapt, that which cant will die at least your feet are clean. stop worrying it will kill you quicker than the unproven climate change.

[@Alwaysherethere]

I've been screaming about climate change for decades. And what I've always heard was theirs no proof. And to all those that didn't listen, heres your proof now.. But it's a little to late!

[@sz5876]

@@jelaniwooten9245 😂

[@sz5876]

That's a real scientific sample and analysis you did for the weather.

[@daemionwalker847]

Since June here in tx it's been 100° + degrees F. I'm used to it but I didn't know the uk was so devastated by that amount of heat.

[@corvidmurder66]

I will pray for your country’s future and I pray you get respite from the heat, stay as cool as possible! 🇨🇦♥️♥️♥️

[@corvidmurder66]

@qp what was so cringe worthy about my comment? 😉

[@corvidmurder66]

@qp oh stop showing off! 🎤😂

[@SamanthaMadison197]

It’s appalling that the BBC does an entire report on this heatwave and record-breaking temperatures without once mentioning the impact of climate change and how these heatwaves will becoming increasingly common in the future. They even state that this has become “normal”. It’s not normal, because so long as we keep adding CO2 to the atmosphere, temperatures will not stabilise at these higher levels but keep on rising.

[@volumedealer2716]

OK, cult member

[@lilyzooma3973]

I live in Malta, this is nothing

[@addictedjr3553]

@@volumedealer2716 you must live with your parents still...

[@Aureus_]

@@lilyzooma3973 the heat in Britian is very humid and intense unlike other coutries

[@cujoway]

Get over yourself

[@therasiathecook]

I was in Cordoba in late May and the street thermometer marked 46, after we stopped near Seville and in the shade, our car marked 42 after lunch...

[@Hereford1642]

Yes, well, you sit in the sun - especially in a car and in a city - and that will happen. Pull yourself together.

[@cmyk8964]

Wow. Even assuming that the road would have a higher temperature than air, you’d have been in well over 37°C. Even in Japan, we’re seeing temperatures over 35°C, and we just had the hottest June in recorded history.

[@kestutisi]

Come to Lithuania. It's 19°C here, raining all day long, windy and looks more like the end of September than the end of July.

[@jaykay3071]

“Citizens see 105 degrees!!!” Me in Arizona at 113 degrees running packages to doors: 🙄

[@nataliekhanyola5669]

Arizona and the U.K are two completely different climates!!!

[@joshuafletcher3107]

long story short is we are overpopulated and the vast majority of people are under-educated

[@squadron3224]

And once again we wait until things get really bad before finally taking action.

[@joshuafletcher3107]

@@squadron3224 according to a documentary i watched recently it will take on 2% of GDPR. I think bickering of land and resources is the wrong thing to do and basically what we need is for everyone to grow up and invest in prolonging the habitability of the planet. winning a war would mean nothing if we dont do this.

[@pixelcount350]

I think she should be killing off a large majority of white people to curve the problem.

[@oussamarahhab1128]

We are not overpopulated. World population will peak earlier according to the UN around 2086 and then a population decline will follow

[@MotoRide.]

Wrong. We developed in un-susteinable ways and now are reaping the consequences. Nuclear power-plants have been shut down. Green technology is mostly not really green or sufficiently ready yet. But it's coming..there might be hope yet. World has enough food for everyone..it's just unevenly distributed. Here in the West we throw away thousands of tonnes every day.

[@Qadir-24]

It's winter in this side of the world and am just grateful.

[@Qadir-24]

@@Nope991 Yah with all the penguins.

[@zombiexdgamer2777]

Sounds exactly like Australia

[@maxglendale7614]

It's like that in Houston Texas every day. Plus, the Humidity is much higher in Houston and it does not cool down at night.

[@helensword3698]

Actually the highest heat index in the philippines is 51 degree celcius.

[@kauterbaiz1361]

Omg

[@narayanlaxmi4990]

@@kauterbaiz1361 yesss that's why Filipinos love traveling in cold country

[@jameprime2506]

Living in Cambodia with 32+c generally and it's normal for my body system to handle it.

[@carpediemarts705]

Even with 100% humidity, 32c is just a warm comfort

[@jameprime2506]

@Mark Hepworth Nah normally 25-33c here

[@crazydinosaur8945]

our homes are built to keep as much heat as possible. few have real Air conditioners in their home. the same way we can easily take cold that would totally overtake you becuses your homes are build to loss as much heat as possble

[@GeminieCricket]

Here in So Cal USA we are getting use to 100 degrees F in the summer

[@asongucollins5917]

Let's be Honest We knew it kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnvcepuMe8tlidE

[@Eidelmania]

Funny thing is, in the early 80's, SoCal had a terrible drought and heat wave that went on for a few years. It was miserable, but it never got above low 90's.

[@invictor2761]

whats 100f in normal units?

[@Eidelmania]

@@invictor2761 San Diego gets that hot. LA is in mid 70's currently.

[@seamusoreilly804]

@@invictor2761 A hair over 38c

[@BahamutDr7gon777-dz6vf]

1:12 that boy pouring water on his hat thinking it's cooling him down. 😂😂😂

[@ASBO_LUTELY]

Our weather station in South Wales has recorded 40c outside and 30c inside so where are these weather presenters getting 37c in Cardiff from? I'm talk a couple of days ago at this point.

[@tammyforbes2101]

The weather is changing fast now! I don’t even want to think where we will be in 10-20 years 🥵

[@chuckles1357]

Yep.

[@alexwatson5507]

Wherever nature intends us to be. Humans are so arrogant to think they somehow control earths temperature. Arrogant or stupid.

[@Dion_Mustard]

in 10-20 years time the UK will be running out of water and people will have to migrate.

[@raymondo6665]

and what about those rising sea levels? The Maldives is so concerned they're building 4 new airports.

[@raymondo6665]

@@headhunter7616 thank you. The Bush Fire 3 years ago was reported as the worst ever......er, except the Bush Fire in 1975 was over 8 times as bad. I wish the news outlets would do some proper historical research rather than rely on political pseudo science.

[@TheCommunicationCoach]

3:19 This guy has it right, it's more extremes that move faster and faster, changing temps drastically in short periods of time.

[@sionbarzad5371]

yeah it's coming faster and harder than we were told

[@TheCommunicationCoach]

@@sionbarzad5371 which is why one never believes just what someone says, but finds out on their own what is really going on.

[@s.d.c5513]

@@sionbarzad5371 that'a what scientific based theory IS. They can predict what will happen if we continue on but with so many variables affecting what happens at any given time they can only predict with the data they have. Scientists have been saying this will happen since the 70's if we keep polluting the way we have been. And here we are. . .

[@s.d.c5513]

@@JamesSmith-qs4hx are you saying the oil industry hasn't spent litertally billions over the last 2 decades to spread propaganda and misinformation that says "what they're doing isn't affecting climate change"? Against the findings of even their OWN scientists? I suggest you do some reading on Exxon, BP, Chevron and Shell my friend, and ask yourself again, after you do.... who's the one falling for the propaganda. Spread by the oil industry.. #ProfitsOfDoom

[@TheCommunicationCoach]

@@JamesSmith-qs4hx did all of you trolls just get released or your evening meds or something? yr the 2 this hour, and your post is number 2 too. muted

[@stevecntower]

40 here in western germany

[@ronzombie6541]

There been an emergency in Britain! The sun came out.

[@mirhidayat9562]

We also felt the heatwave of summer this year 2022, after 40 years at kashmir( India).After this the monsoon winds blow in the month of July, it is fine nowadays.How is it that when winter we will enjoy with the heat, then you understand that it will be hotter summer.

[@denisemurphy3915]

India had a real heat wave. I am sorry for all the deprivations you suffered.

[@mirhidayat9562]

@@denisemurphy3915 Actually all this is happening because of global warming.our weather here mostly like England.Ever come here on tour There's a lot to visit here.Like Gulmarg Resort,Pahalgam,sonmargh & much more.

[@MJ-py7dm]

All these temperatures are so unbearable because we've done a great disservice to human beings by building concrete roads, skyscrapers everywhere. The same streets with trees and vegetation would be 30% cooler and less hot. We have to start caring about this planet quick if we don't want to see this happen more often every summer.

[@TinaLeeJohnson]

Where I live in northern California(which is in a vally between mountains) our summers are normally in the 100's Fahrenheit. It is too hot for me!

[@drakehonest9116]

Hello how are you doing today?

[@christheenchanted275]

here in Ph we've reach 53 degrees last month, and people still just walking and sipping coffee... guess it depends how people are used to it. and, it's time for industrial countries to know how serious climate change is-

[@georgeroy5914]

Normal lang yan dito sa atin

[@narayanlaxmi4990]

@@georgeroy5914 kaya ang bagyo common na ang category 5

[@LudiCrust.]

I experienced 109 degree heat last week and it is scary. Within 5 minutes you are sweating bullets and it’s hard to breath. I can see how elderly & people on meds could easily die in it. One thing to remember is 85 & high humidity is far worse than 100 & low humidity so check out the humidity level before you panic bc it might not be that bad. If you’ve ever been to Las Vegas or southern Spain where it’s desert-y 100 degree (38c) heat is tolerable and you can easily cool down with water. If you don’t have AC put a bunch of ice in a bowl and put a fan behind it turn it high and sit right in front of it. It’s instant AC.

[@kerra3699]

I’m an Aussie, 60 years ago in extreme heat days that is exactly what my mum would do. A huge bowl of water with large blocks of ice in it, placed in front of the fan so the air blowing across the ice and water became cold like air conditioning. It works well, you just have to keep two days ahead with the ice so it’s frozen solid. I have used Tupperware square rounds in the past for ice. Good size.

[@johnwick3846]

Nice but what can you do if you are infamous and you have no fans?😔😔

[@raymondo6665]

109 degrees is nowhere near as bad as 40 degrees and you can't afford to put the fire on........

[@rogueuniversities6866]

109 F or C? 109 C would be scary

[@arcticgoddess]

Ugh went to Vegas once in the summer. It was 110° and I walked out of the airport to wait for my friend and I couldn't breathe. Interestingly, it's the same at -45° Can't breathe and your body sends red alerts that say "Nope!! Get inside now!!"

[@farmergiles1065]

These heat stories are reminiscent of last year to those of us in the Pacific Northwest of the U.S. In late June, 2021, Portland, Oregon, whose previous record high was 104 F. (41.5 C), set a new record of 116 F. (46.5 C). [Average high: 82 F. (27 C).] For three days running, temperatures were over 110 F (43.5 C). 400 miles northeast in Spokane, Washington experienced much the same. Its norms as well as its highs and new highs were and are about the same as Portland. The heat phenomenon extended geographically a considerably larger distance than this. The heat dome measured over 1000 miles in diameter. South central British Columbia, Canada was even hotter than the adjacent areas south of it. One town topped out at 50 C! Mind you, this whole region is considered temperate zone, lying between 45 and 50 degrees of latitude, quite similar to Europe. And it may be worthy of mention that both NW US and Europe lie along the NW coast of their respective oceans. The system formation was due to weather influences coming from the arctic, and the changes occurring there. How interesting to hear in your report about the Azores highs as an influencer of winter weather, not just in the Iberian peninsula, but northward into France and Britain! I had not heard of this before. And you have much longer time frames from which you can get weather indicators than the western U.S. can. This certainly seems like an oceanic weather generator for the Atlantic. The Pacific has the "El nino/la nina" fluctuation in water temperatures some thousand miles west of Peru. El nino heightens summer temperatures on the American coast and make for drier weather, while la nina lowers temperatures and causes more rain. In 2022, we are now in a la nina year. Each part of the cycle generally persists for about 3 years, transitions, and then reverses for about 3 years. This fluctuation is in turn caused by the flow of waters from the Antarctic northward, which alters hemispheric air flows at the equator. Antarctic waters also flow north into the Atlantic (the "gulf stream"), forming the seasonal weather patterns along the coasts of the Americas and onward to Greenland, then crossing the Atlantic south of Iceland, to Ireland, then France. This stream is now being disrupted by the huge ice melts in both Antarctica and Greenland, causing changes to weather to the west of Africa, and heating air over the north Atlantic. All these effects are global, all are unstable, and it is all a measure of the Earth transitioning from what has been to what is to come.

[@bucktooth002]

It was snowing on August 1st near Wickenburg, Arizona at 5AM in the morning. Phoenix isn't as bad as it used to back in 2017 June my car would read 132° now the most it reads is 114° or lowest 89° in the morning.

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

Well it was so bad because it never gets that hot in the northern states and Canada. It’s that hot often in the south, where I am. But, people are used to it and know how to handle. Also animals find shade and water and our environment is used to it. I was sick for ya’ll though. It’s so beautiful up there and I know it was devastating.

[@farmergiles1065]

@@bucktooth002 It's about highs, not lows. And it's about the northwest, not the southwest. You're talking about a dramatically different climate zone. Phoenix has averaged a high temperature of 106 F (41 C) during July and August for very many years, so these temperatures are not out-of-norm there. And it's a very dry desert in Phoenix and Wickenburg, where steep variations are common. I grant you that snow in August is pretty unusual, but still. Car thermometers are unreliable, especially in extremes. The figures I mention are official.

[@farmergiles1065]

@@amazingsupergirl7125 Thanks for the sympathy! Something like 60% of us up north don't even have air conditioning, much less use it. But the other part of the catastrophe is the devastating fires. Oregon lost something like triple the forested area to fires in 2021 that it did in the worst fire season ever before that. The smoke was nasty. And that's one thing we've shared with the southwest, at least that year. It's heartbreaking to see the devastations in California over that last 5 years, and it's been bad for all of us across the west: Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and southwest Canada. Not exactly carbon neutral either.

[@ThatGuy-bh9qh]

I lived in Spokane during that summer heatwave. Thankfully I work at night and indoors but during the day I couldn't leave my basement because the ground floor of my home was 100+ degrees Fahrenheit with no AC.

[@sultangames3043]

people from uk: this heat wave is killing everyone me from mid East: it's 35'c out side we can go camping

[@angelinavaca6028]

Stay hydrated and run errands early, I live in the desert it’s summer now 104-106 good days 90-95 ..

[@Ali19..]

I love you ❤️😘

[@elmerkilred159]

I don't ever recall any time when I remember temperatures over 100 degrees for weeks other than in a desert. All of my vegetable plants look great, but they aren't producing vegetables, and the vegetables that actually set when it was cooler are small and slow growing. The tomatoes will probably be tougher than shoe leather.

[@raymondo6665]

where is it going to be hotter than 100 deg for over a week? Philadelphia and New York see over 100 F for a week every year.

[@bucktooth002]

My neighbors keep taking my cacti🌵, barely letting them grow, California is currently in a economic recession. Its also 100 degrees per day but 70 at early morning.

[@elmerkilred159]

@@raymondo6665 It gets over a hundred degrees for a few days in large cities, but not for weeks. In places that grow crops, it can be very costly to the farmer/rancher/gardener.

[@raymondo6665]

@@elmerkilred159 it's only due to get hot in a small part of the UK for a few hours for a couple of days.....but climate change #scaremongering

[@elmerkilred159]

@@raymondo6665 Nobody is scaremongering. It's too late to stop climate change. Enjoy massive loss of income, food, and access to things you take for granted now.

[@ESCFireste]

Wow. I hope nobody dies in this heatwave and wishing everyone in it, the very best.

[@asongucollins5917]

Let's be Honest We knew it kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnvcepuMe8tlidE

[@hmq9052]

"If we all take our clothes off we're guaranteed a good time" - Epicurus "We don't have to take our clothes off to have a good time. Oh yeah. We can dance and party all night. And drink some cherry wine. Uh huh" - Jermaine Stewart.

[@ninianstorm6494]

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[@Palidor]

360 deaths and counting in Spain.

[@danmihaiescu3114]

Can’t believe this ! It’s a hot summer in Spain.

[@JonBow_]

In the netherlands air conditioning is very rare in homes so its dreadfull to be anywhere except for stores and restaurants.

[@MuhammadOthman88]

Well, look it at a bright side. They don't have to take a vacation to tropical country for summer break anymore. The "tropical experience" is coming at their door step

[@nikkiross128b]

That’s exactly the line of reasoning we are having now in Northern Europe. No need to go south in the summer.

[@S.Abdala]

There are thousands of women and children who have been living for more than 47 years in climatic conditions in which the temperature during the summer usually ranges between 46 and 52 degrees Celsius without air conditioners and without refrigerators. In the first years of this period (20 years), people lived in tents and without electricity. No one from the West cared about the matter, although this situation is still going on with a slight difference (the beginning of the introduction of electricity, even if it is weak). This is the case of the Sahrawi people who live in the aforementioned conditions due to the Moroccan invasion of their land in 1975. It seems funny that others complain just because the temperature reached 39 degrees Celsius.

[@Odo-so8pj]

Temperatures are no different to 40 years ago infact 1974 we had 6 glorious weeks of it. . What you're listening to is globalist. propoganda. 5 days in a whole year we had good temps only one was of any note we cool down rapidly from this point onwards; and that was on the longest day which is supposed to be hot.. Don't believe the Western media propoganda.

[@triplebackspace3623]

Texan here 40c seems to be our average summer temperature these days. Strange hearing that England is getting to that temperature. Hope it doesn't become a normal summer temperature there. If that's going to be the case in the future best invest in Air Conditioner sales , because they are pretty much a necessity to function where that's the case.

[@thatyurtcouple]

Living off grid in the Mojave desert it is 107 every day in the summer 113 degrees yesterday. I feel for these people and wish them well if you are not use to this level of heat it has extreme effects on the body.

[@chickadee317]

That sounds like hard work but rewarding and amazing. I live in Scotland and I've always wondered what night time in the desert is like.

[@thatyurtcouple]

It just depends on the time of year. Sometimes it can get down to frost level temperatures at night yet be very hot during the day.

[@luongo7886]

My heart is out to those who are suffering. May God bring relief soon. Amen. But here in California, it is EXTREMELY FREEZING at night. Now, it is 58 degrees Fahrenheit with clouds. I can even breathe out fog from my mouth to show you how cold it is right now! 🥶

[@michaelanderson7715]

religious vomit

[@penguin902]

I'm not gonna lie I keep expecting some crazy temps like 110 but when I hear that it's 104 I'm like...guys just stay inside or go out with an umbrella and drink water. 104 is not a deadly temperature with basic adjustments to your lifestyle. I've been to track meets in Georgia with 111F temps and nobody died or passed out.

[@nomisage]

It's the elderly, children, disabled, homeless, and poor people. Don't forget some pets that are also at risk as well as vegetation or agriculture.

[@arcticgoddess]

I was in London during a heat wave one year and oh boy! Did it stink! No air conditioning so everyone smelled like armpit. We barely had clothes on at the rave it was so stifling. Def need AC at the temps.

[@TheResistance8969]

I remember one time in morocco the temperatures reached to 50 to 53°C in some places. There was no wind at all. It was in the middle of the day and nobody was outside. The stores were closed and the whole city was silent like it was abandoned..

[@catherinemoreau3419]

It is very bad all over the world! Nobody should be saying that they enjoy this heat. Think of our brothers and sisters in Africa and India they are dying like flies. You heard about the 10,000 head of cattle that died in Texas a few weeks ago. Just standing out in the heat with the colour black table really just killed by the heat. Those are mammals and we are mammals. The world has to get together and reduce emissions and they have to tackle this whole problem of climate change. But everybody just wants to put bandages on the one little sore that they’re experiencing. It’s ridiculous! The whole world has to get together and stop using their dishwashers, their air conditioners, and all the other things they’re using that are completely ridiculous and killing the planet.! We don’t have much longer. Look at Guy McPherson‘s monster climate change page. It’s a grim reality

[@drakehonest9116]

Hello how are you doing today?

[@Majickcharm]

Living in Australia where 42C is generally an average in the city I live in is kinda funny hearing of your heat waves. None the less, I am sorry you are experiencing this heat waves. I am sure many will struggle. I pray the weather changes for those with underlying conditions and the elderly.

[@wobblybobengland]

I grew up in northern England where it never got over 26°C, never got under -6°C, now it will be 36°C there which is unheard of. I moved to southern Germany 20 years since, which used to have a winter snow barracade culture, -20°C and a long few months under at least a half meter of snow guaranteed, then in the summer over 30°C. Now we don't have much snow here in Germany, days instead of months, but there is still the summer infrastructure of swimming lakes and outdoor pools like there are in Australia (where I also spent a year living) Britain doesn't have that infrastructure.

[@AdeleiTeillana]

As an American Southerner, I used to feel the same way. Where I went to university it would often get over 47° C (118° F). But then I moved to Asia and became friends with many European expats and found out those in the more northern or mild climates often don't have AC in their homes. It really makes a difference. I think it's common for Americans from the northern or more temperate areas (like Portland) to not have AC in their homes as well. It's a sad death spiral we're all in now, that the weather will make more people need to use AC, which will contribute to more climate change, which will make AC more necessary...

[@yosipcisneros7091]

Come to Canada ehh! 32c can feel like 38 with humidity. And winter can reach -20s easily.

[@antireligionwhyreligionmus2819]

Come, join us. The LGBTQIA is the only way to success and peaceful human species, all wars are dictators are homophobes, come join us lets unite and show our pride. Too afraid of losing interests towards the intergender? don't you worry bi can be an option you can still love the intergender but have to love your own gender as well, or how about completely independent from romance and attraction like me, Aroace. LGBT is our only hope towards a future of faith, joy, success and peace.

[@klausschumacher7126]

The temperature is not the main problem but in combination with the humidity it can be very painful. 37oC and 75% humidity is not nice. Here in South East Asia we have always high temperature and high humidity and better stay in the Aircon room if possible when it's too hot.

[@lindaeasley5606]

Try living where the humidity makes the heat more intense than actual temperature. In Texas we've been experiencing almost every day of July withthe temp being over 37 celsius (100 farenheit) with humidity making it feel like 105-112. This heat is not a- typical but it has been one of the warmer summers we've experienced in awhile. In fact, most of the western US has been under an unrelenting high pressure heat dome since the middle of June

[@petefromdownunder3734]

In Western Australia we experienced a 50.7 last Summer at Onslow ! Goodluck Europe 😵