Try to enjoy it as it will be first time for you to experience 35C and to have Scotland get a new record deserved one as it always cold all year around.
Originally Posted by: Jiries
I reckon though that if it wasn't for human induced climate change, there is a good chance that none of us would be having to endure such conditions over the coming days.
If you have seen any of those short videos on one of the Met Office's YouTube channels about what a typical summer weather forecast might look like in 2050, you will no doubt have noticed that tomorrow's forecast temperatures are already not all that far below what those forecast temperatures for 2050 were showing, so we are probably not going even going to have to wait until then for those sorts of temperatures to happen.
If anything, that makes our future prospects even scarier because if this trend continues, I fear that our actual temperatures during 2050 will be far worse than what those videos were showing.
That is something which needs to taken very seriously and our politicians need to pay full attention to what is happening to our climate just now and make sure that the required actions are taken worldwide to ensure that there is at least a decent prospect of everything being brought back under control on that front.
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18 July 2022 06:24:53
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The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.