Temperature records in Europe
Hottest day on record for Rome, Italy with 42.9°C
Also hottest day on record for Catalonia with a searing 45.3°C.
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Hottest day on record for Rome, Italy with 42.9°C
Also hottest day on record for Catalonia with a searing 45.3°C.
Meanwhile Africa:
Hottest day on record, for now.
Hottest summer so far – coldest (approximately) for the rest of our lives…
45 °F (~7° C) in the middle of July would hardly be an indicator for a stable climate either.
ICE AGE! ICE AGE! ICE AGE!
In the Netherlands it's like +20.. I would appreciate some sun honestly
West coast of Norway looking pretty nice right about now.
Greenland has Costco right
I'm in the Faroe islands right now. No other tourists, 11C, bit windy though. Highly recommended.
The only con is you're stuck on the Faroe islands.
How exactly am I stuck here?
I'm just fucking with you. Faroe islands are great.
I was wondering if there'd been another Icelandic volcano eruption disrupting air traffic I'd missed 😅. Apparently there's been one last week but that was fairly minor
Can you share a map with your preferred model? Just curious to see how much difference that would make.
What's this measurement in hamburgers, the true freedom unit?
Fahrenheit is listed above the Celsius in a smaller font upper left (edit: upper left for Catalonia upper right for Italy)
I know I know. Just trying to inject some humor in an otherwise abysmal forecast for the future my kids will live in.