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[andr99]

temperatures as high as 45°C are expected in some parts of Spain. Here where I am, one hundred kilometers south of Austria, more or less, we have touched 38 °C. 

 

I don't know what agriculture can provide with these temperatures and I'm asking myself how distant in time we are from the point when these climatic aberrations start to 

 

weigh on the worldwide stock markets. In Brazil they don't care much as they keep going on with their deforestation of the Amazon rainforest which is the green factory of the planet,

 

providing us with oxygen and consuming  CO2. 

Edited by andr99, 22 June 2026 - 08:11 AM.

[andr99]

38°C means seven degrees higher than what traditionally we had two or three decades ago and this is not a one day aberration, this thing is expected to last for some weeks. We are literally ''cooked'' or 

 

at least I am. 

Edited by andr99, 22 June 2026 - 08:16 AM.

[OEXCHAOS]

FWIW, here in the Midwest US, everything is pretty much perfect weather wise. The garden is incredible. The wildlife is flourishing. It's pleasant outside. Warm but not nasty hot and humid. Basically, your misery is offset by our perfection, which is par for the course global weather.

[andr99]

glad to hear that, because here we are in a condition we have never seen before. Large rivers are drying and so are the smaller ones. Never seen before in last two centuries I think. We have to

 

think how to store the water in Spring in order to use it in Summer. It's a nightmare.  

Edited by andr99, 22 June 2026 - 09:29 AM.

[hhh]

temperatures as high as 45°C are expected in some parts of Spain. Here where I am, one hundred kilometers south of Austria, more or less, we have touched 38 °C. 

 

I don't know what agriculture can provide with these temperatures and I'm asking myself how distant in time we are from the point when these climatic aberrations start to 

 

weigh on the worldwide stock markets. In Brazil they don't care much as they keep going on with their deforestation of the Amazon rainforest which is the green factory of the planet,

 

providing us with oxygen and consuming  CO2. 

The majority of the oxygen on Earth comes from ocean plankton.

[andr99]

evidently the contribution of trees is important even if it's not the largest

[andr99]

43 °C reached in France, yesterday. I never heard of that before  

[linrom1]

43 °C reached in France, yesterday. I never heard of that before  

 

That's 109F, summer weather here. 

[andr99]

109F in some places is normal, in others it's not. I don't want to enter any useless discussion about the causes of that, some say massive amount of CO2 ending up in atmosphere because of human activities, but 

 

to me it might be also the Sun's activity that might have intensified as some Dutch studies say and as it happens before the start of a new ice age. Whatever it is. these temperatures in western Europe have never

 

been recorded before. For so long time as weeks, it's pretty sure they have never been recorded before. However, let's suffer in silence.  

[hhh]

3 New Studies Find Increasing Trends In Solar Radiation Since The 1980s – Easily Explaining Warming:

 

https://notrickszone...aining-warming/