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I appreciate what you're trying to do here wrt to models SirPablo, but really we just enjoy shitposting extreme runs from twitter and thinking, "huh that would be crazy" and then waiting a week to see if some weather person on twitter tells it's actually going to happen. Simple pleasures, my friend.
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FlamingLiberal posted:This is fine how do you gently caress up building a bridge such that you need to insulate it when it's 100 out
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i imagine a lot of stuff just straight up breaks when things get 10c hotter than they've ever been before the train system here shits out pretty reliably whenever it goes over 40, and we usually get a few of those every summer
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hifi posted:how do you gently caress up building a bridge such that you need to insulate it when it's 100 out the pedof isles have other priorities
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hifi posted:how do you gently caress up building a bridge such that you need to insulate it when it's 100 out You build it in a stable climate that now no longer exists
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They started building it in the late 1820s op. It was shut down to cars in 2019, shut down to cars and pedestrians in 2020, and resumed limited use last year (cracks in it)
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hifi posted:how do you gently caress up building a bridge such that you need to insulate it when it's 100 out Perhaps, for some weird reason, it just happens to be that it hasn't been that hot their since the last ice age began
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hifi posted:how do you gently caress up building a bridge such that you need to insulate it when it's 100 out It’s already cracked, and uneven expansion is expected to make it worse.
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Jul 18, 2022 00:48
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Its metal which melts at thousands of degrees
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Perry Mason Jar posted:They started building it in the late 1820s op. It was shut down to cars in 2019, shut down to cars and pedestrians in 2020, and resumed limited use last year (cracks in it) These failing bridges sound a lot like failing models
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hifi posted:Its metal which melts at thousands of degrees sunshine can't melt iron bridges
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They made the metal out of jet fuel 
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https://mobile.twitter.com/willnorman/status/1548547271725240323
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I've gone to bed with an ice pack but I'm still dripping sweat and unable to sleep, unlike the loving fly that's made itself at home with all the open windows 
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If only there were some sort of device that could be installed in windows that screened the entry of pests like flies yet permitted the passage of air.
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I've never understood why British homes don't have flyscreens as standard considering how useful they are and how many flying insects there are there. Anyway I find it deeply amusing* that England and Australia have decide to have a climate swap this year. *not actually funny amusing, more horrified amusing
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I want to make fun of all these UK posts about it being a summer day in the American Midwest, but then I remembered the summer I spent living in Boston, which tries to emulate these conditions by believing air conditioning to be sinful and against Calvinist thrift, that 50 amp electrical service is perfectly reasonable for a 2 bedroom dwelling, since each of the 5 rooms need only have one duplex outlet each, and that brick is the One True Construction Material. So you have my condolences.
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Enfys posted:I've gone to bed with an ice pack but I'm still dripping sweat and unable to sleep, unlike the loving fly that's made itself at home with all the open windows a nation that knows neither air conditioning nor window screens once ruled the world.
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Real hurthling! posted:a nation that knows neither air conditioning nor window screens once ruled the world. I literally bought flyscreens but forgot to fix them tonight lmao. Temps rose to 28C indoors. Going to drink it off and go to bed ringing wet after a cold shower.
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can your models predict ninja turtles? https://twitter.com/nwsspc/status/1548707704876589063
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School Nickname posted:I literally bought flyscreens but forgot to fix them tonight lmao. Temps rose to 28C indoors. Going to drink it off and go to bed ringing wet after a cold shower. wet a towel with cold water, wring it out and lie under that to sleep, put another one in the freezer for later if you have a fan going drape a damp towel over that too, it'll raise the humidity which will help cool the air
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School Nickname posted:I literally bought flyscreens but forgot to fix them tonight lmao. Temps rose to 28C indoors. Going to drink it off and go to bed ringing wet after a cold shower. whats room temperature, like 25?
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actionjackson posted:is it still going to be 40+ in parts of england tomorrow? neutral milf hotel posted:can your models predict ninja turtles?
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Real hurthling! posted:whats room temperature, like 25?
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air conditioning is a great trick while it lasts everyone just needs to lose enough weight that 85 with zero humidity doesn't make us sweat
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Relevant Tangent posted:air conditioning is a great trick while it lasts 85 and 0 humidity is great. outdoors and moving around you are comfortable and inside you can have the swamp cooler blowing, i dunno, 60 degree air probably.
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Multistage swamp cooler
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Mola Yam posted:i imagine a lot of stuff just straight up breaks when things get 10c hotter than they've ever been before It's this. Because of the way materials shrink when it's cold, and expand when it's hot, you plan for the climate you're in, and everything goes to hell when you have sudden changes. Should the expansion joints on your concrete highway/ bridge/ railroad be a quarter of an inch? Half? One full inch? It depends on how hot or cold you expect it to get. Choose wrong and things will buckle. Infrastructure that was built for cold weather and mild summers won't tolerate this heat.
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london might be the hottest city on earth tomorrow 
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Space Jam posted:london might be the hottest city on earth tomorrow huh
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4_6e5IaQXM
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Space Jam posted:london might be the hottest city on earth tomorrow lol no
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Helith posted:wet a towel with cold water, wring it out and lie under that to sleep, put another one in the freezer for later Freezer towels are great. Make sure you're cooling down areas near arteries to cool down best: armpit, groin, neck
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Space Jam posted:london might be the hottest city on earth tomorrow It won't be the hottest city in Europe idt
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ah i guess the BBC is wrong then
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Rail lines where I am tend to buckle or get closed at around 45C. Sometimes a long run of 40C days will do it Real hurthling! posted:whats room temperature, like 25? Room temperature is defined as 20-25 yeah.
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Jul 18, 2022 02:57
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sir pablo you are being the neil degrasse tyson of this thread just let us freak out and have fun
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weather is going to kill us. weather is going to kill you and your family. it's doing it NOW
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I like a countervailing force. SirPablo, sir, goon sir, keep being cringe
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london is going to spontaneously combust tomorrow
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