hottest weather ever in the world ever.

[noseall]

One of the best things about hot weather like this is seeing all the local girls in their summer clothes.

Always wondered why the Bedouin wear those long robes in the scorching desert heat. Maybe you could learn a thing or two andy.

 

[noseall]

More people die from cold weather than die from hot weather.

Because of this climate change nonsense our gas and electric are going up in price, and now that we have had a couple of scorching days the eco loons will want to ban this and ban that, leading to more gas and electric price rises...which will lead to more cold weather deaths.

"Heatwaves are responsible for more human deaths per year than any other weather event"
Read more.

 

[noseall]

nonsense

Utter.

 

[Munroast]

More people die from cold weather than die from hot weather.

Because of this climate change nonsense our gas and electric are going up in price, and now that we have had a couple of scorching days the eco loons will want to ban this and ban that, leading to more gas and electric price rises...which will lead to more cold weather deaths.

check out Putin and what he has been up to recently

 

[noseall]

Bless my soul...

 

[Dork Lard]

I remember that our favourite 'phony' environMENTAList once paid hisself several hundred thousands of BBC tax payers money to point a camera at animals that live under rocks in very hot climates . . . . .

Maybe all these fake environMENTALists should join those animals under those rocks, & not bother the rest of us who are capable of realising that the deep Sahara is not rural Suffolk.

 

[Deleted member 292770]

I remember that our favourite 'phony' environMENTAList once paid hisself several hundred thousands of BBC tax payers money to point a camera at animals that live under rocks in very hot climates . . . . .

Maybe all these fake environMENTALists should join those animals under those rocks, & not bother the rest of us who are capable of realising that the deep Sahara is not rural Suffolk.

check out his carbon footprint.

 

[fillyboy]

Bless my soul...

Nosy, every year in the UK 20,000 elderly die from the cold and cold related illnesses. Are we really expected to give a **** about 130 heat related deaths.

 

[Deleted member 292770]

"Heatwaves are responsible for more human deaths per year than any other weather event"
Read more.

That’s not what the article (which has no credibility anyway) states.
May be you should learn to read and understand the drivvel before posting it as fact.
That’s why your just a labourer.

 

[denso13]

That’s not what the article (which has no credibility anyway) states.

Comedy gold...pmsl

 

[ajohn]

The only thing people should wonder about on the new records is where they were - both contain airfields. I used to work at a place with a large area of tarmac. The sun heats it up and as that temperature effect falls the tarmac adds more. It and concrete could be worth an extra couple of degrees. It still leaves temperature that are well over what the UK would normally expect and they have been increasing and are getting more frequent. That down to general weather pattern changes - aspects other than CO2 can alter that as can more heat caused by CO2.

 

[JohnD]

The only thing people should wonder about on the new records is where they were - both contain airfields. I used to work at a place with a large area of tarmac. The sun heats it up and as that temperature effect falls the tarmac adds more. It and concrete could be worth an extra couple of degrees. It still leaves temperature that are well over what the UK would normally expect and they have been increasing and are getting more frequent. That down to general weather pattern changes - aspects other than CO2 can alter that as can more heat caused by CO2.

Weather stations are not placed on tarmac.

All airfields and airports keep a careful watch on weather.

 

[Deleted member 292770]

The only thing people should wonder about on the new records is where they were - both contain airfields. I used to work at a place with a large area of tarmac. The sun heats it up and as that temperature effect falls the tarmac adds more. It and concrete could be worth an extra couple of degrees. It still leaves temperature that are well over what the UK would normally expect and they have been increasing and are getting more frequent. That down to general weather pattern changes - aspects other than CO2 can alter that as can more heat caused by CO2.

• Temperatures hit an unprecedented 40.2C (104.4F) at London Heathrow Airport at 12.50pm this afternoon
• while standing behind a rumning 747 engine.
• more nonsense.
• lol

 

[Deleted member 292770]

Anyone who’s ever been in a country and suffered 40 degree heat knows full well today was not 40 degrees c.
The hunger for sensationalism is a national disgrace and the reason England is the laughing stock of the planet.

 

[Dork Lard]

The only thing people should wonder about on the new records is where they were - both contain airfields. I used to work at a place with a large area of tarmac. The sun heats it up and as that temperature effect falls the tarmac adds more. It and concrete could be worth an extra couple of degrees. It still leaves temperature that are well over what the UK would normally expect and they have been increasing and are getting more frequent. That down to general weather pattern changes - aspects other than CO2 can alter that as can more heat caused by CO2.

Are you saying that our righteous & honest to the core meteoriologists are skewhiffing the temps by sighting their instruments in places where those temps can be predicted to be extreme???

How very dare you.

Don't you know that this is a climate emergency & we all need to stop making CO2 & pay more tax in order to save our childrens future.