WION Climate Tracker | Most parts of Europe swelter under heat wave | Warmer nights prevail in UK

Europe is reeling under a heat wave and it's not a usual heat wave. The soaring temperatures are making people sick and affecting day-to-day lives. So, what exactly has changed this year and why is it so hot in Europe?

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[umwelten]

32.7 is basically cool breeze in Indian summer.

[seamusoreilly]

When COVID first locked the world down, traffic dwindled to a fraction of normal… and the air cleared in several metropolitan areas for the first time in decades. We need to learn how to do this without breaking economies. There must be a way to thrive and live in harmony with our planet. We can do this.

[stixnpoles]

Its crazy how some people's real battle is with the Sun and nature.👀

[jamesrippy]

You want a heat wave? Come to Texas. We’ve had 90°F—110°F since April.

[intercat]

The American city of Phoenix, Arizona is in a desert that is strained to support a city at the best of times, so Phoenix is having to move more quickly than other places to react to climate change. Currently, Phoenix leads American cities in spraying a heat-absorbent layer over the existing asphalt on roads. This lowers the amount of heat radiating back up into the air, and cools the city noticeably. It is time for cities to spread such information. This is no time for everyone to invent the wheel simultaneously.

[Factsagainstpropoganda]

Dont worry . A blissfull winter is waiting for you… have a cold chiller😅

[denmark]

Same in Denmark, it's night right now 3.53 at night and I'm up, can't sleep, to hot, we have all our windows open, a Thors thunderstorm outside. It's purring down, sounds like the world is taking a shower...
it's SO hot. It's hotter than a normal sunny sommer day. And it's the middle of the night and raining. We are a Nordic country, so we are used to deal with cold weather. We have no air-conditioning and our houses are build to be warm. so we just have to open the windows. But this doesn't help much, it does lower the temperature a few degrees, but there is so much moisture in the air. It feels like you just run a mile, just sweaty and wet and warm, no way to escape it. We made a ice bath today, to cool down. This is crazy! Everything is just wet, the bed, pillow, duvet, sofa, everything is damp, so uncomfortable. I really can't imagine being in south europe right now, I know they have a lot of moisture as well. And also they are drying out. we are uncomfortable but at least we have rain, i hope you guys don't loose to much of your crops and i hope your elderly and fragile people and kids are gonna be safe, just saw the weather for Spain, and their next rain looks to come in the end of September... Thats a loong time....

[alfafalk]

In north eastern Europe the weather is actually cooler than normal right now and dominated by low-pressure systems with windy and showery weather.

[ramakrishna]

Most of the CO2 released by EU, worst effects should be on them

[bcvxx]

Many countries in Europe now experience regular and violent wildfires: Italy, Spain, Lebanon, Portugal, Greece

[satoshihiramatsu]

Weather control weapons have been studied since 1960s. The idea of climate change was proposed in 1980s.

[Archonsx]

i’m european, and this is normal, we’ve had 47c before, nothing new

[rcliff]

I challenge WION to research the climate damage being done by various missiles, rockets, bombs and bullets being used in war or tests every day. It is rediclous to think that households can effect climate change by going "greener".

[greenleaves]

I feel sad for people that cannot have relief from constant heat. I have a low tolerance from heat🥵 so as much as possible I stay indoors. In my childhood I grew from the tropic place, I always get sick during hot summer because of the heat and never get used to it. Climate change is really happening and I feel its just getting worst every year🤦‍♀️

[GAZ]

In Ireland today it was a scorching 18'C! Pray for us 🙏

[themanheman]

Wet a half size towel, cover head w/towel, and (freeze water bottle) to take it with you. Time to time wrap frozen bottle with towel, after few minutes put towel back on head. Rinse and in Texas this helps me stay outside long enough to get things done. Don't knock it till you try it, been working for decades. Stay safe out here ....

[leonardmccannon]

The climate change problem is about to be solved. But just not by the humans. A new equilibrium is going to be imposed.

We weren’t up to the challenge of making sacrifices collectively. It’s not as if we didn’t know what was happening, or where this would lead. Scientists knew at the outset of the industrial revolution that CO2 emissions affected climate.

Selfish, cynical, and deluded actors made it all but impossible to employ any meaningful coordinated adjustments. Instead we got less than even half measures, and absurd profit driven technological bandaids hailed as direct action, and tangible solutions for the future. Far too little, far too late.

[janharkey]

At the end of the Kali Yuga Earth enters the photon belt to get the next phase of her evolution. Upward spiral which brings in lightcodes from central sun. And heat when higher vibes hit lower vibrations.

[andymcnaughton]

Its called SUMMER funny thing is it happens every year SMH lol

[zyrahmyrrh]

No it is not. 12 celsius in the morning. What is that for a heat wave?