puneetsiinghal01, to worldwithoutus
@puneetsiinghal01@mastodon.social avatar

Climate change is a reality in Nigeria: heatwave kills 200 people in Adamawa state in 2 weeks following the temperature records of about 47-50°C.

https://dailytrust.com/heat-waves-kill-200-in-adamawa-in-2-weeks/

puneetsiinghal01, to climate
@puneetsiinghal01@mastodon.social avatar

Climate Change poses a significant threat to individuals with brain conditions.

Extreme temperatures, poor sleep due to warmer nights, and adverse weather events can worsen neurological and psychiatric disorders, increasing hospitalizations and mortality.

https://neurosciencenews.com/brain-health-climate-change-26130/

BenjaminHCCarr, to asia
@BenjaminHCCarr@hachyderm.io avatar

continues to scorch large parts of
Large swathes of Asia are sweltering through a that has topped temperature records from to the and forced millions of children to stay home from school. Experts say has made more frequent, longer and more intense, while the phenomenon is also driving this year's exceptionally warm weather.
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/extreme-heat-continues-to-scorch-large-parts-of-asia

Norobiik, to india
@Norobiik@noc.social avatar

#ExtremeHeat is common in May. But not in April and March, both of which were the hottest across much of India for more than a century.

In the short term, experts say #India has no choice but to burn #coal to keep #fans and #ACs on. But in the long term, it must transition to #Renewables, to avoid a vicious circle of warming. #BurningPlanet #ClimateCrisis #ClimateChange

#HeatWave sends temperatures to 120F in #SouthAsia
https://www.npr.org/2022/05/03/1096085028/climate-scientists-say-south-asias-heat-wave-120f-is-a-sign-of-whats-to-come

Norobiik, to DadBin
@Norobiik@noc.social avatar

are particularly vulnerable to heat-related illnesses such as , and when exposed to for long periods.

have hit 50 degrees Celsius (122 degrees Fahrenheit) in various regions in the , as the weather phenomenon Nino intensifies the heat enveloping the nation in its summer months of March to May.

Students suffer in wilting heat, thwarting education efforts
https://www.rappler.com/philippines/students-suffer-wilting-heat-thwarting-education-efforts/

Norobiik, to Philippines
@Norobiik@noc.social avatar

Be careful out there please. At these temperatures, sweating won't cool the body down, is a very real danger🌡️

The in City projected a heat index of 43 °C, while its station in has a forecast of 42°C.

, 31 areas to have dangerous heat index on Friday
https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1933913/metro-manila-31-other-areas-to-have-dangerous-heat-index-on-friday

Norobiik, to Philippines
@Norobiik@noc.social avatar

Warnings of across parts of , , and as hottest months of the year are made worse by .

Wave of exceptionally hot weather scorches south and
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/apr/26/asia-heatwaves-philippines-bangladesh-india

Norobiik, to thailand
@Norobiik@noc.social avatar

City authorities in gave an extreme heat warning as the heat index was expected to rise above 52 degrees Celsius (125 degrees Fahrenheit).

Temperatures in the concrete sprawl of the Thai capital hit 40.1 C on Wednesday and similar levels were forecast for Thursday.

kills 30 in this year as kingdom bakes
https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20240425-heatstroke-kills-30-in-thailand-this-year-as-kingdom-bakes

Norobiik, to Philippines
@Norobiik@noc.social avatar

Extreme heat scorched the on Wednesday, forcing schools in some areas to suspend in-person classes and prompting warnings for people to limit the amount of time spent outdoors.

The was expected to reach the “danger” level of 42C (108F) or higher in at least 30 cities and municipalities on Wednesday, the state weather forecaster said.

'So hot you can't breathe': hits the Philippines
https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1933179/so-hot-you-cant-breathe-extreme-heat-hits-the-philippines

Norobiik, to Bangladesh
@Norobiik@noc.social avatar

With tens of millions across in the grips of a dangerous early summer, temperatures have hit a ‘very severe’ level in the southwestern and districts.

‘Air is breathing fire’: millions in Jashore, Chuadanga hit by
https://bdnews24.com/bangladesh/gu3hbud15v

CelloMomOnCars, to random
@CelloMomOnCars@mastodon.social avatar

"A study released this year found that extreme temperature shocks – like #heatwaves and cold snaps – are leading to surges in demand for #PaydayLoans in the #US.

The paper suggests extreme heat and cold may increase demand for payday loans in several ways: increased energy costs as people turn on heating or cooling devices, lost income or people who are unable to work in #ExtremeHeat, and health problems leading to medical costs for underinsured or uninsured people."

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/apr/15/predatory-loans-heatwaves-cold-snaps

MJmusicinears, to climate
@MJmusicinears@mastodon.world avatar

https://www.truthdig.com/articles/severe-drought-in-southern-africa-leaves-millions-on-the-brink-of-starvation/ Severe Drought in Southern Africa Leaves Millions on the Brink of Starvation
Millions across the region are facing severe hunger and livelihood losses, with smallholder farmers striving to cope with the climate crisis and colonial monoculture patterns of farming.

Sustainable2050, to climate
@Sustainable2050@mastodon.energy avatar

Galicia, Spain, today.
Normal high for March is 15⁰C.
For July, it's perhaps 25⁰C.
Today, it was 33.2⁰C in Evega (update by @extretemps on the birdsite)
#extremeheat #extremetemperatures #globalwarming #ClimateChange

DoomsdaysCW, to worldwithoutus
@DoomsdaysCW@kolektiva.social avatar

From the birdsite:

@extremetemps

is boiling from to

"GUYANA 37.4 at Lethem hottest March day in history set twice in few days

COSTA RICA Another brutal heat wave: 39.2 at San Mateo de Orotina [], 34.3C at the Juan Santamaria AP 920m asl monthly records

It's gonna get worse."

https://twitter.com/extremetemps/status/1769816487861096794

Bellingen, to brainfood
@Bellingen@mastodon.au avatar

The great outdoors
was the outdoors, particularly in reference to a large park or wilderness area, especially when expressed as healthy or favorable.(wiktionary.)

The great outdoors at 56.7 °C (134.1 °F)?
The effects of climate change on workers
When heat kills (documentary) is "the story of the many migrant laborers who arrive in Qatar in good health, but who die on the job. The deaths are officially put down to natural causes. But they are linked to the inhumane temperatures that prevail in the region."

"Whether it’s construction workers in the Middle East, parcel delivery drivers in the US or farm laborers in Central America - they’re all being pushed to their physical limits. An increasing number of epidemiologists, doctors and economists are warning of a risk that’s also heading Europe’s way: heat can kill."
>>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biqZUwaj0WE

GregCocks, to climate
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GregCocks, to climate
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GrrlScientist, to climate
@GrrlScientist@mstdn.science avatar

kills millions: An expert explains why most deaths aren't attributed to the

also causes excess mortality through famines, conflict, suicides, wildfires & dozens of chronic & infectious diseases like dengue fever

https://www.euronews.com/green/2024/01/31/climate-change-is-killing-millions-an-expert-explains-why-many-deaths-go-unnoticed

ai6yr, to WX
docdieterlen, to gardening
@docdieterlen@urbanists.social avatar

2024 has more extreme heat, extreme rain, and droughts coming.

Garden cisterns are the big brother of rain barrels, and could help you weather whatever 2024 brings.

Curious?

I've been reading up on them in preparation for my next house (and garden). Wrote up my notes in a blog post before it runs out my other ear.

More: https://deftspacelab.com/cisterns-stormwater-garden.../

ai6yr, to climate

Cool roofs as a disaster-resistance measure in extreme heat events.

"Regardless of the amount of energy savings, cool roofs and walls can increase the "hours of safety" provided by a home during extreme heat events... Extreme heat is the deadliest of all natural disasters and is predicted to increase in intensity and frequency. The benefit of cool roofs and walls to non-air-conditioned homes is clear (the interior of the home stays cooler and thus safer)... Cool roofs and walls can ease the strain on the system and, if A/C is lost, can improve the occupants’ ability to survive a heat wave."

https://basc.pnnl.gov/resource-guides/cool-roofs-and-walls-reduce-heat-gain#edit-group-description

igure 2. The standard asphalt shingle roof on this Florida home readily absorbs solar energy, allowing it to heat up to 140°F (60°C) as shown in the thermal image on the right (Courtesy of FSEC).
Regardless of the amount of energy savings, cool roofs and walls can increase the "hours of safety" provided by a home during extreme heat events (Kaiyu et al. 2021). Extreme heat is the deadliest of all natural disasters and is predicted to increase in intensity and frequency. The benefit of cool roofs and walls to non-air-conditioned homes is clear (the interior of the home stays cooler and thus safer), but for air-conditioned homes the benefit is less obvious. Extreme heat taxes the electricity grid, increasing the likelihood of a power outage and loss of A/C. Extreme heat also makes A/C systems work harder, making failure more likely. Cool roofs and walls can ease the strain on the system and, if A/C is lost, can improve the occupants’ ability to survive a heat wave. They serve as a legitimate passive disaster-resistance measure that can provide energy savings year after year.

alexblock, to climate
@alexblock@mstdn.ca avatar

Who else is getting tired of the media showing people at the beach during unsurvivable 50°C heat events? Wtf on so many levels. Photos of empty beaches would be more representative of reality, or am I out to lunch? Would you go to the beach when it is an unimaginable 50°C?

ai6yr, to climate

Found a great Disaster Preparedness information handout for extreme heat events / heatwaves.

Creating a Cool Room for Extreme Heat Events
https://basc.pnnl.gov/resource-guides/creating-cool-room-extreme-heat-events

GrrlScientist, to australia
@GrrlScientist@mstdn.science avatar

i live with 2 of these parrots & this BREAKS MY HEART💔!

Birds drop from trees from heat as temperatures soar to 45C in Marble Bar #Australia

#heatwave #ExtremeHeat #wildlife #birds #ClimateCrisis https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/weather/birds-drop-from-trees-as-temperatures-soar-in-outback-c-13201292

GrrlScientist, to australia
@GrrlScientist@mstdn.science avatar

Birds drop from trees as temperatures soar in outback

One of #Australia's hottest towns has sweltered through a brutal four-week stretch of daily maximum temperatures above 41C that has caused #birds to fall from trees

#wildlife #ExtremeHeat #heatwave #ClimateCrisis https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australia/birds-drop-from-trees-as-temperatures-soar-in-outback/ar-AA1mQZfn

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