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It’s all happening so fast now. I always thought we would have more time
The really scary part is that it’s not a linear process, and that makes it really hard to predict how bad things are gonna get and how soon.
About 102 Fahrenheit
Yes, that’s what the CNN article title says (but metric system is better, get over it Americans)
I agree metric is better but we have no frame of reference in our daily lives, thus the conversion is necessary for it to have any meaning.
We’re actually slightly diminishing the extremeness of the heat in constant conversion back and forth. The correct figure according to article text is exceeding 39°C, which means it’s not rounded down, so [102.2°F, 104°F) is the correct interval.
Again, it was already in the title there. Imagine being a Yankee and inserting your weird measuring system in every conversation rather than learning the worldwide one.
Wefwef didn’t even show the title and I was browsing only momentarily. I had to look it up, so I commented to try to make someone else’s day easier. Thanks for roasting me on it you fucks
This September has been the hottest in Moscow (to use an example) and has crashed several 90+ years old temperature records. Heck, it’s October already, but yesterday it’s been around 20C in my city. Normally you’d expect it to be significantly colder, closer to zero
