A Historic Warmth Wave Is Coming, Enormous Around the globe Impacts, Subsequent Storm Growing…

This is not abnormal summer temps man. Please quit lying.

Jesus Christ dude. You’re worse than fear mongering CNN

The desert south west experience triple digit temperature all most every day and it hardly ever rains.

This was pretty spot on

You are drama

Were are you from, you said Louisville correct!!! 🤣 BTW LOVE THE CHANNEL!!!!

Take an umbrella. Jajaja.

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🤣 welcome to Australia!
We have humid summer, wet summer, fresh summer, and oven summer (regularly at or above 40°C).
Our version of winter is basically other countries version of summer.
You get used to the heat. But crikey you feel the cold here… IF it managed to even get properly cold. 🤷‍♀️

don't wanna flex here in Thailand the blaze of wind make you feel like running in Titanic boiler room at 44C which is normal to us you have the death valley but we have death plane this blistering heat kill alot and always take homeless person or aged along with such heat and then after funeral the storm will hit like madly

Huh I just watched this and I think it's to late

Do you think this has to do with the global trend of warmth or is it just a fluke thing?

When I was in college (Graduated 2018) we had a speech class (To get us ready to talk to a LOT of people in a room; computer programmer students, all of us). Last speech we had to give was of our own choice, but we had to be passionate about our subject we chose. After the history my family has had and my own personal close-calls (Literal night before the college entrance exam I had to take had a tornado less than a mile from where I was living, and at night it was HORRIFYING), I chose to do a speech on tornado awareness, because a conversation my classmates had about the weather involved them saying "tornadoes don't happen around here". I told them my personal stories and they laughed… So I saved the big story that serves as an awareness lesson in my family; a constant reminder of how close we all came to not being here. I led up to the story in my speech by talking about the signs of a tornado, the safe places to go, the places to not go to unless it was your ONLY option, and then… The story. I brought to the speech a slideshow of personally collected photos and newspaper clippings, audio recordings from interviews I had with people who survived, and read off a play-by-play from a man with an old army radio that delivered news when connection in the area went down. By the end, my classmates openly apologized for laughing and were pretty shaken since they thought PA couldn't get tornadoes. I ended the speech with my grandfather's own words when I went through my first close-call with one, "Never say it won't, only wonder when and where".

And then as we were wrapping up (I wasn't the last speech), phones were going off with tornado watches. When we got outside, the sheer timing of that ugly-black sky behind the main building. Main building wasn't safe so we all had no choice but to get to vehicles and get out of here (Main building told us, during severe storms, don't take shelter in there because there was way too many dangerous items in rooms above the bathrooms, and it was on top of a hill). Tornado didn't come near my home then, but one classmate wasn't so lucky; his home got hit, but luckily nobody was there since they had gone out to a Target to seek shelter (Mobile home with skirting missing is what they lived in, he was actually going to fix the skirting that day after classes).

Every close-call is ingrained in my brain, but nothing is ingrained more than the speech I gave since it was very hard to get the words out talking about my family and how they survived the tornado outbreak of '85.

I heard the earth is moving closer to the sun and if we get too close we'll all die

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Mars 2.0

Tree fell on our house two days after this video was posted. very severe storms. hail the size of quarters