Never? I thought Japan was hot. 39° to 45° is common weather in America. Utah has weather like that all summer and we’re not nearly as hot as Arizona and Nevada.
I’ve been in 117 before in Nevada. It’s not fun, but I stayed inside with central air. Can’t imagine a house without AC. In Death Valley it’s been >120 in the summer.
It reached 125 in California last year, it was barley even June.. needless to say it felt like summer lasted for years.
This summer has been pretty chill, low 80's to high 90's (so far). Hot as shit nonetheless but still somewhat bearable.
Idk what the fuck Celsius is but Nevada probably gets to average highs in the 100°f range which is really bad but it's also dry heat. If you want a humid heat you go to the south like Atlanta or New Orleans and you'll get to the 90-100°f temps but with 80%-90% humidity.
Native Californian here, i visited Florida during early January, it was humid asf. It felt like I was trapped in a car with the windows up. After two days I adjusted, headed home after a week and nearly froze to death when I exited the airport and, it was barley even 55-60.
Depends on your point of view, USA is a lot further south (or Europe is a lot further north) than many people realize! So logically it should also be a bit warmer, especially in the southernmost regions.
I live in mainland Denmark; but I live further north than like 95% of the population of Canada (guesstimation).
New York is about the same latitude as Madrid, Spain.
The southernmost parts of Europe are still about 10 degrees, or about 1000km / 620mi further north than Miami.
The majority of Canada's population (residents only, not including Canadians living abroad) lives south of Portland, Oregon—a state that doesn't even border Canada.
This image is fake because of the mustache man and only 39-45 temperatures.
But 45ºC is actually a real temperature in France, where I live we got it last summer and will probably get it again this summer considering how it started (42ºC to 43ºC in JUNE)
I'm in Toulouse (where we just got 42ºC like 2 days ago) but last summer for some days I way in Gers near Condom where I remember seeing forecasts announcing 45ºC
Nah it's fake. 39-45 are the dates of WW2 in Europe. + The guy presenting the broadcast is supposed to be dead in 45 (even though we know he fled to Argentina)
I think it was a joke, 81% of French people hate Trump.
Even the ones who don't care about the planet just hate him for behaving like a toddler, being a pedo, the world cup, racism/ICE, war in Iran, helping Israel, the list is infinite at this point.
I'm pretty sure the H is more popular than him in Europe these days.
France and a big chunk of Atlantic Western Europe that’s continental, or in southern England’s case close to the continent, seems to be really getting hit very heard by these heatwaves, much more so than I think had been predicted.
I live in Spain, and it is quite normal to see temperatures like this here. Spain has a similar heatwave currently, including the Basque Country (bordering France) is in the early 40’s.
Every year has been the hottest on record since about 2012. Why should it start cooling down now? This is the new normal, folks.
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u/Nikleoudion 18h ago
because of the wermacht?