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re: The wet-bulb set to kill hundreds of thousands of people
Posted on 4/23/24 at 8:35 am to djmed
Posted on 4/23/24 at 8:35 am to djmed
Last year's high temps were extraordinary, and without precedent in my 74 years of life on the farm. It was over 100 degrees every day for weeks, and but for ACs, a lot of weak folk would be in serious trouble. And given the likely Grid problems as demands exponentially increases via immigration, predicted rolling blackouts and even infrastructure attacks by terrorist factions like Hamas, et al could kick it all to another level.
Guess we'll find out pretty quick.
Guess we'll find out pretty quick.
Posted on 4/23/24 at 9:45 am to RCDfan1950
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Last year's high temps were extraordinary, and without precedent in my 74 years of life on the farm.
Here is the high temperature data from the NOAA stations probably near where you live.
First is the BR Ryan Airport. There is a slight increasing trend at the Ryan station likely due to heat island effect as the concrete volume has increased around the station over time.
Here is the high temperature data from the NOAA stations in Alexandria and Covington (the Covington data does have a gap).
Note the slight downward trends in both these locations data. No heat island effect.
These data demonstrate while last summer's high temps were hot they were not unprecedented.
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