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That's raw though, there's usually a systematic bias in weather model surface outputs. Latest calibrated data for Monday has a median of 109F with an IQR 104-111, max range is 93 (lol) to 114 (also lol).
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I don't know how to mentally work through this being reality.
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Jun 27, 2021 17:42
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You'll normalize it soon enough and life will go on in a new way. In 6 months people will be asking "what global warming" after it snows.
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Wondering how many people are going to cram into offices on Monday and give each other delta variant. hahahaha Everyone in my company is no longer wearing masks and everyone keeps cramming into the space more and more each day. Definitely not going into the office tomorrow.
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TehSaurus posted:Maybe I can convince them to start lobbying for aerosol injection? i would also note that aerosol injection is not a good idea
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Source4Leko posted:You'll normalize it soon enough and life will go on in a new way. In 6 months people will be asking "what global warming" after it snows. Me in December: if global warming why tepid Haw Haw
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Source4Leko posted:You'll normalize it soon enough and life will go on in a new way. In 6 months people will be asking "what global warming" after it snows.
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Jun 27, 2021 18:02
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Can't wait till we're getting once-per-100000-year heatwaves like we got once-per-100000-year rainfall totals in Harvey. Once it happens it's not allowed to happen again until the next interglacial.
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Jun 27, 2021 18:08
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I kinda wonder how long it will be before we all collectively believe that Santa Claus has always lived at the South Pole?
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NeonPunk posted:I kinda wonder how long it will be before we all collectively believe that Santa Claus has always lived at the South Pole? With the heathens?
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Jun 27, 2021 18:37
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I just took a shower with the tap turned all the way to the cold zone and the water was still hot enough to steam up the bathroom
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Jun 27, 2021 18:40
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TACD posted:once in a hundred-year heatwave? glad we won’t get another one of those for a century el oh el Uh oh, time for the stats nerds to swoop in and explain why actually it is totally expected as a function of the naming to get sixteen 500 year floods in 20 years
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Jun 27, 2021 19:05
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in 2017 we had a "1000 year" rain event and a 100 year event three weeks later and they're still fixing hosed up bridges. ~$100m in damage to an area with a population of ~10,000. this is in the "most climate resilient" region of north america (upper great lakes) strap in fuckers
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Jun 27, 2021 19:18
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Source4Leko posted:You'll normalize it soon enough and life will go on in a new way. In 6 months people will be asking "what global warming" after it snows.
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Jun 27, 2021 19:19
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splurging on a cheap hotel with ac for two nights for the sake of our poor aged princess pup. poo poo sucks
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Homocow posted:True. It Only Takes a Few Years for Perceptions of Extreme Weather to Normalize, Study Suggests I know that I sometimes can't tell if my memory of childhood outdoors stuff is correct or if I just wasn't paying attention back then. I suppose it doesn't help that I moved when I was 10, so it's hard to know if I showed up when things were "normal" or if the first few years in the new place were sorta "fluke" years.
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Homocow posted:True. It Only Takes a Few Years for Perceptions of Extreme Weather to Normalize, Study Suggests The saddest part of The Once and Future World is where he talks about how successive generations see the environment of their youth as the baseline, even though it's degrading significantly every generation. I bet kids born in the last few years will fondly remember the three fireflies they saw one night as indicative of a world of natural riches and wonder
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Fuligin posted:splurging on a cheap hotel with ac for two nights for the sake of our poor aged princess pup. poo poo sucks Yeah I did the same thing for my cats because one is older and sicker and one is a long haired black floof. After the first day of this event overperformed I just couldn't imagine them getting through a 110F day very well.
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Source4Leko posted:You'll normalize it soon enough and life will go on in a new way. In 6 months people will be asking "what global warming" after it snows. "what are clouds?"
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Jun 27, 2021 19:50
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hifi posted:i was told that seattle was so green and progressive. why are they boiling alive in their own piss https://www.thestranger.com/seattle/my-boyfriend-boils-his-balls-for-me/Content?oid=17443105 seattleites are well known for subjecting themselves to being boiled
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Jun 27, 2021 20:01
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Seattle is running five degrees hotter so far today compared to yesterday, and yesterday's high was 102F. Get that champagne ready, the all-time high is just a couple hours away. Edi: haha Portland is running ~8F ahead of yesterday, when they hit 108F. Christ they could conceivably hit 120F tomorrow what a disaster.
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Jun 27, 2021 20:04
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SirPablo posted:Seattle is running five degrees hotter so far today compared to yesterday, and yesterday's high was 102F. Was the current all-time high set yesterday? 
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Jun 27, 2021 20:06
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Seattle all-time is still 103F, I guess until maybe 2PM this afternoon. Portland did a new one yesterday, 108F beating 107F. Today will reset it.
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Jun 27, 2021 20:09
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All of the weather nerds were saying that the forecast model was completely wacked and to just ignore it. I'll be laughing if the model turns out to be very conservative
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NeonPunk posted:All of the weather nerds were saying that the forecast model was completely wacked and to just ignore it. Model temperature output, especially from the GFS, often ends up in fantasy ranges. Very odd to see it validate verbatim honestly.
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Pobrecito posted:https://www.thestranger.com/seattle/my-boyfriend-boils-his-balls-for-me/Content?oid=17443105 use a loving condom what the gently caress
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NeonPunk posted:All of the weather nerds were saying that the forecast model was completely wacked and to just ignore it. My favorite part of this was watching the weather nerds' reactions to the other models pulling into alignment with it.
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Jun 27, 2021 20:38
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Gonna be even funnier when the GFS hypercane projections eventually start verifying
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SirPablo posted:Seattle is running five degrees hotter so far today compared to yesterday, and yesterday's high was 102F. oh word? 
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Radirot posted:oh word? Was already 100 by noon https://mobile.twitter.com/NWSPortland/status/1409226494694498306
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one of these is phoenix and the other is near portland   the only thing that gives it away is the low
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Homocow posted:one of these is phoenix and the other is near portland was gonna say it was the one with the higher feels like index, because this one isn't quite a "dry heat" like they love to talk about in Arizona.
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lol portland becoming the next death valley.quote:According to the World Meteorological Organization's Global Weather & Climate Extremes Archive, temperatures in Death Valley reached international extremes when they hit 134 degrees Fahrenheit in 1913 — the hottest temperature recorded anywhere in the world.
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Mayor Dave posted:It's so hot
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gently caress COREY PERRY posted:If you really want to go out in a blaze of glory that might be slightly less meaningless, only approach it from a local immediate resilience perspective (e.g. lobby for them to sponsor cooling centers during heat waves and the like). That is actually a pretty great idea, thank you! Luneshot posted:i would also note that aerosol injection is not a good idea Yeah it definitely isn't something I would choose, but I think it was mdemone who was talking about it in the other thread as being imminently necessary to prevent the worst feedbacks kicking off more or less immediately. It's just another broke brain flailing around helplessly. In terms of immediately constructive advice, I spent a few hours listening to lectures on the bible eightfold path and I feel a lot better somehow, so maybe give that a shot if you're thinking of melting down like I was.
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So this is going to be a wet bulb event, and even if its not and just close, is going to kill more folks than the condo collapse, won't it.
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Crunchy Black posted:So this is going to be a wet bulb event, and even if its not and just close, is going to kill more folks than the condo collapse, won't it. Lmao it’s hot and getting hotter but let’s be real it’s not going to be a wet bulb and while I think sadly there will be some deaths I don’t think it’ll get to triple digits The most worrying thing to me is if it doesn’t cool off below 80 tonight
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