The Heat wave of 1936

[@makeromaniagreatagain9697]

For those from Europe: 100-120 Fahrenheit = 37,78-48,89°C

[@voxelfusion9894]

Why did you give 2 decimal points of precision lol. In simpler terms, it's the 40-50° range.

[@makeromaniagreatagain9697]

@@voxelfusion9894 because that's what the convertor said and 37,78 feels slightly different from 40.

[@eddielash]

Europe? What about the whole of the rest of the world?

[@Treviisolion]

@@eddielash37.78-48.89°C

[@adolfhitler3238]

Read this as 37,784,889 °C

[@davidhehir7378]

Dam it was 40 in Spain last week and I felt like dying with ac can’t imagine 50

[@fuadlabib703]

Yesterday was like 35 here but today seems to be a rainy day only 37 today

[@jayodinson3448]

We at 46°c here in Chicago lol

[@fuadlabib703]

@@jayodinson3448 you do mean Celsius right?

[@theEWDSDS]

Eh, high 90s the past few days, heat index at the high 100s-110s

[@Mzs.0n0]

​@@fuadlabib703C stands for Celsius

[@Hoff_0313]

136 degrees was the hottest day on Afghan on my second deployment. My eyeballs felt hot.

[@jasonbrown3632]

Oh ya... turn your oven on to 120 degrees, stick your head in the oven and stay there for the next 360 days, that's how Iraq felt... I was in Northern Afghanistan only had about 1 week of triple digit temps...

[@Mirokuofnite]

Impressive. Considering the hottest temperature recorded in Afghanistan was 121 in August 2009. The hottest temperature recorded was in Death Valley in 1913 and it was 134.

[@stc3145]

In Scandinavia i can safely say its the coldest summer in my 23 years of life.

[@samuelmiklovic7142]

In Slovakia I can easily say it has been hottest summer ever recorded 🙂

[@victormartins8654]

I can see Scandinavia becoming a top tourist destination in the future because of the cooler weather in the summer. In 20 years continental europe will burn

[@I_want_White_Cheddar_Popcorn]

​@@victormartins8654don't forget Canada and, unfortunately, Russia

[@major_kukri2430]

Lucky bastard

[@MegaGamer-dm6dd]

We can use some of that cold in Ohio. It hasn’t snowed on Christmas in years.

[@Grey_Shard]

had to comment. Yeah, the whole blanket of dust covering everything could not have helped. My mother lived through that mess. In other news: what a good boy you have there!

[@jaykaufman9782]

This is why learning history is so important. You know if something is unprecedented, merely rare, or common. And you have a sense of scale. And you *love* air conditioning.

[@GorillaWithACellphone]

You haven’t felt heat until you try to eat a pizza roll

[@I_want_White_Cheddar_Popcorn]

You haven't known heat until it slaps you in the face after baking cookies

[@СтасКрикштуль]

The difference is that, back then heat wave passed, but now stuff gonna get hotter and hotter.

[@cinnamoncigarettes]

No its fucking not dude, the earth goes through cycles like this all the time and has been forever, stop believinh climate change BS

[@ericspecullaas2841]

121 with 95% humidity. Never complain about it being to hot

[@whyareallofthegoodnamestaken]

What is that in metrically civilised measurements?

[@5roundsrapid263]

49.4C.

[@lilswampy30]

Man is the type of guy to walk outside and go "ah its pretty hot here but this is nothing like 1936"

[@jayodinson3448]

6:55pm, We at 96°F/35°C, but with the Heat Index it feels like 112°F/44°C here in Chicago . At about 2pm it was almost 115°F/46°C

[@tabascoslim5034]

My dog loves to be outside in the crazy heat. Straight up sun bathing.

[@stevenn1940]

The worst part of the dust bowl was that it was, to a degree, self perpetrating, especially with our farming methods. Here's to hoping THAT death cycle doesn't start again

[@funnyshort_Freefire]

Thank you so much for this educational video, I learned so much. ❤️

[@arboreal9153]

120 Fahrenheit amounts to 48.8 celsius.. Damn that's enough heat to cook some yummy eggs..

[@johngalt5166]

As a Californian it’s weird to see the rest of the country reacting this way to temperatures I’m mostly used to, we got to 122 a few times in my life.

[@beetri28]

Holy that's what you call Texas weather that's how we feel every morning

[@A_Senitent_Ford_F150]

It was 117°F in Chicago last week. I can't imagine more and even without AC

[@AvrahamYairStern]

I'm in Israel and last week at the Dead Sea it was 47⁰C, I'd never experienced anything like that before

[@Emperor109]

In my hometown of Hannibal, MO, most of the town would go to the park and sleep on the grass to beat the heat. There's a tour that goes through there and they mention it

[@rezaganjizadeh4263]

Man we have people working outside in 122°F or about 50°C. Nobody has died so far. With somewhat regular electricity cuts.

[@johndaniel6149]

In Kansas, people slept outside on their lawns at night because it didn’t get below 90-100F. The dust storms didn’t help either. My grandmother had a bunch of stories about that time, and she always had a way to make them positive 😊

[@als3022]

THat's when you wished you had a ton of nickels to get into a movie theater all the time. Cause Theaters had AC by 1936,

[@cerberaodollam]

So, high temps existed before the kids started screaming about them and thinking that raising taxes will lower the heat. Gotchya.

[@marsus1645]

Your dog is so cute

[@danielraff1667]

I can't be more than 200 miles south of you in TN and this past week has been beautiful, at least on the lake.

[@wuyi6945]

im surprised there isn't any climate change denialist in this comment section

[@TypeKK]

Don't give them ideas

[@ethanworner864]

Could we have more footage of your dog?

[@theconfederacyofindependen7268]

Texas can relate cause severe Dust Storms called "Black Blizzards" hit the great plains, with Topsoil from Texas as well as other places including Oklahoma, Texas' Neighbor

[@jplanks1470]

Fun fact. That 121 in ND is still the record

[@danielefabbro822]

We had 48°C in Sicily this year. And 40°C in North Italy, with humidity up over 75%. It was hard.

[@tmmccormick86]

Technically A/C was invented by Carrier in Syracuse NY in the 1890s (IIRC), somit existed, but people couldn't commonly afford it for decades more, that's definitely true. I would have hated life 😂

[@als3022]

Why theaters were popular, your average theater by the 30s had AC

[@neakyol]

Great video as usual 👍 Can you please next time put any US measure you mention in metric as a subtitle?

[@requiem6465]

Man in australia i have no AC and it gets between 35-45 degrees. Still 50+ degrees is absolutely insane

[@donzapatero4808]

Bruh i been in 120 to 122 F or 48 to 50 C for 2 weeks straight in pheonix. I couldnt step out side for more 10 minutes and hid inside with air-conditioning I could never imagine dealing with that heat without commercial air-conditioning in every building.

[@kamikazebanzai1005]

Degrees in celsius for us non-americans

[@Fullchristainname]

A lot of people still die from heat exposure. AC isn’t free. I live in Texas and about 300 people died from the heat here just last year.

[@balintiboi6596]

Millennium Dawn Stakuyi pretty please 🥺

[@balintiboi6596]

@@apsoypike1956 yes

[@fr0g3man350]

Some small areas of the south broke that record this summer

[@Dr_Aids]

Its also hot a miserable in Arizona rn with average temperatures of 116°

[@zachhodgson4113]

The way we farmed is what did that. The way we farmed basically caused all the major deserts in the world. The way the Romans Farmed in North Africa is also what stopped hurricanes from forming in the Atlantic. At least according to the core samples and what their Senate did. Now we have permaculture- and that has changed some deserts green again. Water management is Key to how hot it is.

[@twiceasfun9392]

"Imagine temperatures reaching 120" Don't have to. I'm from Phoenix and it's horrible and not suited for human beings, and Willis Carrier is my hero

[@Townes888]

Bruh , that’s a regular summer day for me

[@arsenalxa4421]

Triple digits hardly phase me anymore, not since my first deployment to the North Arabian Gulf. 135° Fahrenheit and you're wearing a flak jacket and helmet.

[@TheGenXInfluencer]

That’s every summer day in Phoenix.

[@thelasthalf-elf6532]

It's 120 on the regular in Phoenix.

[@hats4cats]

I live in Arizona......nuff said

[@aisjda2600]

Lol I Stg it’s no hotter for me in the summer then it ever , less snow in winter though, but maybe that’s nostalgia

[@FexxerUwU]

Thats the average summer for me

[@morpheus2615]

I think we will go back and build houses underground it kinda shocks me that there is no real push anywhere for sustainable underground housing. People back in 3000 BC in Turky did it so why dont we also try it?

[@no1bandfan]

But, but ,but MAN-BEAR-PIG!!! What about MAN-BEAR-PIG!!!

[@theEWDSDS]

"those speckled socks!"

[@betzcb3106]

Here's something I wanna ask about: Has there been any sectarian conflicts between Catholics and Orthodox Christians? Plenty between Protestants and Catholics, but I rarely hear from the Orthodox

[@starplatinumtheworldoverhe8252]

Im glad noone is talking about japan during 1945 Aug 6

[@TheREALRezcore]

Guy, he should know... he was there

[@NerfimusPrime]

The dog's look says he does mind

[@Justafarmer07]

It even more hot after 10 years at japan 💀💀💀

[@aegeanharrier6648]

Thank you Kaiserreich for teaching me that. 🗿🤌

[@jamesgaither2069]

Now imagine being homeless in this heat.

[@HistoricalFanatics]

“Hoi4 date”

[@asylumlover]

And you top it off with the Yamalagadaga!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@bthsr7113]

If you think you can handle this, well it's going to get hotter, so don't get cocky.

[@dannydacheedo1592]

Question: How did Roman Citizenship work?

[@General_Dane]

Hey starkuyi. Can you ask Gabby to put a celcius translation on The video every time you make something about temperature?

[@marshwalker7217]

The South and Southwest: First time?

[@mrf4146]

I thing Nagasaki at 9 August 1945 around 11a.m. is the hottest place in the history

[@ADayintheLifeoftheTw]

Oh I know, I saw O Brother Where Art Thou. You know how hot it has to be to make the sky yellow like in mexican located movies? 😉

[@Brodes31]

What is your dogs name

[@McJethroPovTee]

Basically 43.33 to 48.89 Celsius

[@yothatsdrippin]

That's the same here...

[@reaperox_]

Omg, he stole Lord Minion XD

[@TheDentedHelmet]

So, 114 F = 45' C. We just had a 45 Centigrade Summer this year in Kolkata and less than 20% of the population here has acess to Air Conditioning. Most grad and post grad students like me don't. And it was 30' C at midnight. Funny thing is, we never have had 45' C summers in Kolkata. The good weather was the reason why the Saxons set up shop in Kolkata and Bangaluru back in the 18th Century. I swear to God, if your leaders don't fix climate change, then by 2050, we'd have to mass-migrate....Atilla Style, into Europe...although i prefer the Mongol Style better.

[@ilgianpaolo4129]

Here in italy is about 35/40° and no AC I WANT TO DIE

[@Berrahusk]

Me as an European hasen't a clue how hot was since I don't know farhenheit so how hit was in in Celsius?

[@jacobobrien5049]

I mean triple digits just a normal summer for us Arizonans the hurricane was a new one though

[@Thonkeroo125]

Stakuyi, I have a hoi4 game and I’m playing Portugal and my infantry divisions have 1800 soft attack

[@gmclucy]

if we dont do something about climate change we can expect horrible heat waves like that almost every summer in more and more places

[@hasturthekinginyellow5003]

That's until the albedo of the planet goes over the tipping point and then everything will be forever engulfed in tornados until the albedo repairs itself

[@libertylovin2359]

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[@The_Boomer_]

@@libertylovin2359 what a constructive argument, whats your education level? Grade school?

[@catnappernellie1211]

The planet has warmed a single degree on average for the last hundred years and you think that will suddenly cause environmental collapse? Seriously bro the video talked about a heatwave long before man made climate change was even taken into consideration. The climate can change of its own accord.

[@token3462]

@@catnappernellie1211 Ah Yes, the climate change doesn’t exist right? And Trump is the second coming of the Christ if I’m not wrong?

[@doorknobber]

It's normal temperature. I live in kuwait

[@YuzuruHakushaku]

it was normal heat in Arabian peninsula

[@G1miv]

Stakuyi your dog looks like my dog

[@awells444]

Yes. Yes he does

[@SomeIdiotLUL]

Az reached a high of 122 a few times for a few hrs

[@kameronmyles2013]

I think the heat wave in canada that keeps coming straight from hell csn fuck off. Also all the rain. First hell sets all us nova scotians on fire, then tries to drown the ones who got missed in the most recent fires😅

[@James_brick_studios]

I love Texas for gets too damn hot here

[@JosephVespa-tk3wq]

My house inside temp 100 degrees

[@Jo-ew7lw]

they shouldve drank more water

[@christinalomelin3644]

Please talk about the m24 chafee

[@beetri28]

You'd be sweating and you only took two steps on your grass in your feet are on fire the second you reach the cement to grab your papers or anyting honestly

[@johannmaas11]

I live i Redding it gets to 115 or more most summers

[@Maus_Indahaus]

100-120 degrees? Did people boil alive? Adding a note how much it is in Celsius would be useful, we shouldn't look for that info in comments

[@willfakaroni5808]

Day 21 of asking stakuyi to make a short on menopause

[@The_Boomer_]

Lol

[@token3462]

120f is 48.9 Celsius Not everyone lives in USA dude 😑

[@piercebunge4297]

At least half of his viewers gotta be Ameri an

[@neakyol]

@@piercebunge4297Meaning, at least half of them won’t make any sense of Fahrenheit. A simple subtitle for metric would make everyone happy

[@twistingelm1341]

It was 134 here :l

[@darklordofsword]

Hey, guess what's coming back?

[@johnnyhellfire6]

So like the current heatwave in the southwest???

[@kaiserfuzhelmiii2416]

W dog

[@frosty848]

This has been one of the coolest summers i can recall...then again im Canadian

[@theworkshopwhisperer.5902]

Every time an American says it's 100 degrees. "Ha got him!"

[@TricaGamer]

Now use a human measurement of temperature (Celsius)

[@cammander6218]

Not if your at the Minisota statefair. There is no air conditioning in the bunks and no fans for the animals. It's 90 degrees and humid.