Chat, are we cooked?
Well more like Sous vide
Edit: I hate when I think I’m being clever only to keep reading and someone else was just as clever but quicker.
Sous Vide for tender meat.
My meat is very tender and blistered after this fourth of July fifteen hour fap session.
40c in Europe is similar to 55c in Middle East.
Yes, we cooking. Thankfully my country only experienced 2 very hot days, but it was unbearable and I genuinely got scared for my heart after I noticed it’s basically rushing at 120 for second day straight (my resting rate is usually 70)
Don’t cook for me or cook does did it to be as I do so I bake for you, obviously
Anybody else smell toast?
I are toest
A SMALL price to Pay to have REALLY Expensive Oil!
-World Leaders!
This is good news, it shows the laws of nature do apply to humans and scientists like James Hansen etal were right and Physics as we know it applies
but we’ve chosen to ignore it and it’ll get worse and perhaps this answers Fermi’s Paradox?
Humanity is the problem (for most humans and for most species) , climate change is the solution, we’re literally killing species off so fast it’s labeled the sixth mass extinction.
If climate is effecting white nations, maybe institutions will have to actually start acting like they care.
But somehow I don’t think America really cares about Europe either, even if they are largely white.
Effecting and affecting are not the same word. What you wrote - effecting white nations - means to enable those nations, which is probably the opposite of what you intended.
Well at least you know I’m not AI.
Self extinction has always been my solution for the Fermi paradox
*et al
If not for the gulf stream (a constant sea water movement) Europe would be much colder and Northern America much warmer. I wonder if climate warming could potentially stop this gulf stream
The AMOC (Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation) is now creaking under the weight of all that Pacific heat in the ocean. If that goes - which is looking increasingly likely within the next 25-50 years - then sayonara Gulf Stream and Europe can look forward to what’s likely to be extremely sub-zero winter temperatures and soaring summer temperatures.
I’m in the UK and I’ve bought an extra pair of mitts and a hand fan, so I’ll be laughing
Just to be clear a collapsing AMOC is projected to slow the gulf stream but not stop it.
It’s still very very bad though.
What are we talking about when you say extremely sub zero. As in -20c or colder?
Let’s just put it this way. It is what was thought to have triggered previous ice ages.
We have the same cake day!
Very serious topic about dying earth, climate change, etc
“yo we have the same cake day!”
Idk why, but this made me laugh too much
A little whimsy to make the world more bearable. Idk where I heard the advice, but:
When you walk past a flower, stop and appreciate it. The weight of your worries will wait patiently, so take your time.
Has an ice age ever started during a current ice age before?
There have been many interglacial periods.
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I was flabbergasted the first time I realized just how far north Europe is, compared to North America.
Paris is at 48° 51’ N, significantly further north than Toronto (43° N), Montreal (45° N). London is at 51°N 30’, which is further north than Vancouver (49° N), and just slightly further north than Calgary (51°N).
Even southern European cities like Ibiza (39° N) are at comparable latitudes to northern American cities like Philadelphia (40°N) or even New York (41°N).
If Europe starts seeing climate comparable to similar latitudes in North America, that would represent a huge change from the recorded history.
Exactly that, yes. We rely on the Gulf Stream for our mild climate so, if that goes, we get the extremes in both summer and winter
-20c is nothing. It’ll be a lot worse than that.
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Europe won’t just be colder, the weather will be more extreme in all directions. Hotter summers and colder winters, with stronger storms due to more extreme temperature variances. It will be a fun time all year round for everyone.
I’m just glad the past few winters were so mild here in romania the past few (5?) years. I dread a really cold winter.
Time to figure out how to put the inside of a building six months away from its outside…
Yes, it will be interesting!
Idk if rhetorical question but there’s evidence (iirc, an atypically cold patch of water off of…Greenland?) that the gulf stream may already be breaking down.
Also crops. Nobody is talking about the crops
You’re talking about the crops, silly, therefore you are wrong
The peasants here are talking about them all the fucking time.
Just move Europe to the west coast of the south pole and it will drag Italy up the scooter hole of Antarctica, and then we will have the power of Star Gate: Atlantis in our own pants
I definitely smell toast. Is somebody making toast!?
I put an hourglass stuck in my ass when the before was it that doesn’t but do it he the way it go now
“If?”
I wonder what made 2010 zero out of
Probably lack of data
“We conclude that most climate models mix heat too efficiently into the deep ocean and as a result underestimate the negative forcing by human-made aerosols. Aerosol climate forcing today is inferred to be −1.6 ± 0.3 W m−2, implying substantial aerosol indirect climate forcing via cloud changes. Continued failure to quantify the specific origins of this large forcing is untenable, as knowledge of changing aerosol effects is needed to understand future climate change. We conclude that recent slowdown of ocean heat uptake was caused by a delayed rebound effect from Mount Pinatubo aerosols and a deep prolonged solar minimum”
https://acp.copernicus.org/articles/11/13421/2011/
One explanation for it at least
Ppl in Asia loughing/crying in 45-50°C
Ayer lleguemos en la poblacion donde vivo a los 39,4º C y parecía un pollo al ast.
(meanwhile, in North America, Post world cup) How do you like 51C ?
nobody remembers the massive heatwaves australia had to deal with last year?
We’ll forget about Europe next year when Egypt is covered in snow in July
T’was funny to read that the EU’s strict clean air policy also contributed to the current state since there’s less particles in the air blocking or reflecting sunlight away from the ground. I’m sure there’s other factors to it but man nature is complex.
And we’re accelerating the data centers all over the world. The planet will just naturally fully* ice age after the ice caps melt and we all die. Circle of life, eh guys.
I say fully because we’re still in an ice age.
I’d fuck the planet but then I’ve be a terraphile, and you know what they do to those in prison.
Is that just necrophilia with “more time?”
Oklahoma aboutta break a lot of records soon (~2 weeks).
England had vineyards in the Middle Ages. Settle down doomers.
If we compare it to other places at the same latitude their temperatures aren’t unusual. Europe has had favorable winds, but wind patterns change. It’s almost like they need to get over themselves and install the hundred year old technology that is air conditioning.
Ah yes, millions of people installing and using energy intensive devices. That’ll be good for climate change, I’m sure
Well with those heatwaves there is alao kuch more sun, which means that in theory those devices would be running on electricity which was made CO₂ free.
But the thing what brought us here is the thing where we made CO₂ more than we should have…
Widespread reverse cycle heat pump adoption would actually be a good thing
Look at what the rest of the world is doing. Keeping grandma from dying isn’t going to make a difference. You don’t have to keep it cold or even run it very often except those long heat waves. Unless you actually want grandma to die.
Uh, your second sentence sounds like “Good, let her die,” but your fourth sentence sounds like, “How dare you let her die.” Which one is it? Be consistent…
The second sentence meant that the global impact of grandma having AC is nothing in the big picture, give her AC!
Oh, I misunderstood; you mean the *effort of keeping her from dying, gotcha.
