Don't curse the darkness, light a candle.

[elektra]

I like data.

So what, I said you cant prove anyone died from it being to hot. Stating you like data really proves my point

 

[Woodznutz]

So what, I said you cant prove anyone died from it being to hot. Stating you like data really proves my point

Data is simply individual case histories.

Of course, people die from the heat. Ever hear of 'heat stroke'?

600 deaths a year
Heat stroke results in more than 600 deaths a year in the United States. Rates have increased between 1995 and 2015. Purely exercise-induced heat stroke, though a medical emergency, tends to be self-limiting and fewer than 5% of cases are fatal. In 2022, 33 children died of heatstroke in vehicles. In 2018 and 2019, we saw a record number of hot car deaths — 53 children died each year — the most in at least 25 years. On average, 38 children under the age of 15 die each year from heatstroke after being left in a vehicle.
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Heat stroke results in more than 600 deaths a year in the United States. From 1998-2017, more than 166,000 people died due to heatwaves. In 2019, more than 356,000 people died from extreme heat-related causes in just nine countries. A study noted more than 32,000 excess deaths were attributable to extreme heat from 2014 to 2022, with nearly 7,000 deaths last year.

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[elektra]

Data is simply individual case histories.

Of course, people die from the heat. Ever hear of 'heat stroke'?

600 deaths a year
Heat stroke results in more than 600 deaths a year in the United States. Rates have increased between 1995 and 2015. Purely exercise-induced heat stroke, though a medical emergency, tends to be self-limiting and fewer than 5% of cases are fatal. In 2022, 33 children died of heatstroke in vehicles. In 2018 and 2019, we saw a record number of hot car deaths — 53 children died each year — the most in at least 25 years. On average, 38 children under the age of 15 die each year from heatstroke after being left in a vehicle.
Wikipedia+2
Heat stroke results in more than 600 deaths a year in the United States. From 1998-2017, more than 166,000 people died due to heatwaves. In 2019, more than 356,000 people died from extreme heat-related causes in just nine countries. A study noted more than 32,000 excess deaths were attributable to extreme heat from 2014 to 2022, with nearly 7,000 deaths last year.
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Studies dont mean shit. People who die of heat stroke die cause they have no water or not enough salt dumbass

The heat has killed nobody

 

[Woodznutz]

Studies dont mean shit. People who die of heat stroke die cause they have no water or not enough salt dumbass

The heat has killed nobody

You just tripped the ignore button.

 

[elektra]

You just tripped the ignore button.

You trip the, "laugh at the idiot button" all my comments went have your lame contradictions

Thank you for getting lost

 

[Sunsettommy]

Data is simply individual case histories.

Of course, people die from the heat. Ever hear of 'heat stroke'?

600 deaths a year
Heat stroke results in more than 600 deaths a year in the United States. Rates have increased between 1995 and 2015. Purely exercise-induced heat stroke, though a medical emergency, tends to be self-limiting and fewer than 5% of cases are fatal. In 2022, 33 children died of heatstroke in vehicles. In 2018 and 2019, we saw a record number of hot car deaths — 53 children died each year — the most in at least 25 years. On average, 38 children under the age of 15 die each year from heatstroke after being left in a vehicle.
Wikipedia+2
Heat stroke results in more than 600 deaths a year in the United States. From 1998-2017, more than 166,000 people died due to heatwaves. In 2019, more than 356,000 people died from extreme heat-related causes in just nine countries. A study noted more than 32,000 excess deaths were attributable to extreme heat from 2014 to 2022, with nearly 7,000 deaths last year.
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Yes people do die during a hot summer which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming, it due to several factors of lack of fluids, salts and lack of rest among the obvious.

I saved a work mate who didn't rest or drink water was still working hard was nearing collapse all in the SHADE!

I stopped him, got him water and after a short rest got him into the library to cool down some more.

I never had the problem because I drink plenty of cool water and starting in the early afternoon would soak my work shirt to sopping wet and then put it on me was carrying around a swamp cooler on my body.

 

[Woodznutz]

Yes people do die during a hot summer which has absolutely nothing to do with global warming, it due to several factors of lack of fluids, salts and lack of rest among the obvious.

I saved a work mate who didn't rest or drink water was still working hard was nearing collapse all in the SHADE!

I stopped him, got him water and after a short rest got him into the library to cool down some more.

I never had the problem because I drink plenty of cool water and starting in the early afternoon would soak my work shirt to sopping wet and then put it on me was carrying around a swamp cooler on my body.

If you don't prepare for intense heat, it can kill you as the hundreds of thousands of heat-related deaths attest.

 

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[Sunsettommy]

If you don't prepare for intense heat, it can kill you as the hundreds of thousands of heat-related deaths attest.

Parts of the world already been getting "intense heat" for centuries yet they chose to live there anyway, there has been no increase in 90 and 100 degree highs as shown by the NOAA,

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Regarding heat, very hot days in the US (over 100°F, or 38°C) were much higher in the 1930s than at any other time in the last 125 years.

and the following that brings up heat waves,

But if you want to worry about heat waves, please get back to me when the heat waves are worse than those of the 1930s, well before the large increase in CO2 …

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There are no increase in hot days or heatwaves, stop swallowing the media bullcrap!

 

[Woodznutz]

Parts of the world already been getting "intense heat" for centuries yet they chose to live there anyway, there has been no increase in 90 and 100 degree highs as shown by the NOAA,

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Regarding heat, very hot days in the US (over 100°F, or 38°C) were much higher in the 1930s than at any other time in the last 125 years.

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and the following that brings up heat waves,

But if you want to worry about heat waves, please get back to me when the heat waves are worse than those of the 1930s, well before the large increase in CO2 …

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LINK

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There are no increase in hot days or heatwaves, stop swallowing the media bullcrap!

What was ocean temperature in the 1930's?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

What was ocean temperature in the 1930's?

Or at the start of the Industrial Revolution?

 

[Sunsettommy]

What was ocean temperature in the 1930's?

You are ducking the evidence I presented why?

 

[Woodznutz]

You are ducking the evidence I presented why?

Don't conflate weather and climate. The weather might have been hotter for a while in the 1930's, but the climate was likely cooler.

 

[Sunsettommy]

Don't conflate weather and climate. The weather might have been hotter for a while in the 1930's, but the climate was likely cooler.

It appears you have nothing specific then because what I showed you was evidence of NO increase in "intense heat" days since the 1930's which is easily the hottest decade on record for USA heck it has been less intense since.

The climate hasn't changed at all since 1776 in the USA, weather is always variable from year to year.