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This article isn’t about the temperature reaching 44 C for a single day. Where you are sitting in 42 C weather, do you still have electricity? Because that’s m
by long_time_gone 5y ago
This article isn’t about the temperature reaching 44 C for a single day.
Where you are sitting in 42 C weather, do you still have electricity? Because that’s mostly what the article is mostly about.
- zohch 5y ago> This article isn’t about the temperature reaching 44 C for a single day. Well this is the only actual data point it makes reference to, it links to a study which makes claims about 50 years in the future, which may contain some data, but that is thrice removed if it does.
- long_time_gone 5y ago==Well this is the only actual data point it makes reference to== I don't see anywhere in the article where it makes this reference, it's just in the headline. The article actually says "When it’s above 44C it feels like you’re going to die – I’m not making that up." ==Now it goes above 40C on an average day== A reference to the consistency of the heat as opposed to the extremes of the heat.