Climate issues | TheaterFire

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OkCheesecake5894@reddit

I think it's too cold.

I am also calling bs on your map and want the source and legend for it

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speedygrandpa@reddit

This heatmap if we exclude Turkey looks like poverty map, not a heat map 😅

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Skarsburning@reddit

I'm Bulgaria we are in a very cold dip, was 9' yesterday

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Significant-Ad-7182@reddit

Yesterday felt like summer today it feels like winter tomorrow probably summer again.

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latespresso@reddit

It’s called spring. I’d say it’s pretty standard. What was pretty outstanding was how late 20°C recorded in Istanbul. It was only yesterday that Istanbul hit 20 degrees this spring.

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ACM96@reddit

Same weather pattern in Eastern US as well; 90F yesterday, woke up 28F this morning (32F = 0C)

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alkorisno@reddit

And we are still fighting oil wars to further destroy our climate

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Significant-Ad-7182@reddit

Oil Wars are just the prequal to the Water Wars we will have later.

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iSebastian1@reddit

Yep, same in Romania, shorts and t-shirt yesterday, this morning my hands were freezing while wearing a jacket lol.

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Dull_Cucumber_3908@reddit

What do the wars have to do with any of these?

On side note, do you understand that you worsen the already warm by using the internet?

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Prod_Meteor@reddit (OP)

Bombs, explosions, fires, fuel burning are just ... fine 👌

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Beneficial_Ad_5157@reddit

I have no idea what you are talking about this has been the coldest April in the last couple of years

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Prod_Meteor@reddit (OP)

If you have cold up there, then it's certainly fucked up.

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Authorities in Greece reported 58 forest fires last weekend. They say that this is the earliest ever for this kind of phenomenon and they are concerned about their preparedness. 20 years ago fire season was in June-July...

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Third_Rate_Duelist_@reddit

Yeah, every year it keeps getting hotter and hotter. It's awful. But the wars aren't a main reason according to my opinion.

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Over-Percentage-1929@reddit

Your memory resets every two years or so right?

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Third_Rate_Duelist_@reddit

Obviously not, please say what you think directly

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kingofsteelington@reddit

A citical atlantic current is also most likely to collapse at around 2050 making summers in the balkans insanely hot and the winters isnanely cold. Its stil going to be better than northern europe, where winter will be north siberia levels of cold.

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PaintSad8795@reddit

Are you a fortune teller? How can you be so sure? Stop believing mainstream media, start reading.

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SansBouillie@reddit

It was foretold

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Significant-Ad-7182@reddit

So the choice is either freeze to death up north or be cooked to death down south?

I probably would prefer the cold. It's already too hot to go outside during summer in many places I can't imagine it getting even hotter and trying to breathe.

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MidnightChimp@reddit

Yes, too cold is easier to deal with than too hot.

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Thick_Knowledge5566@reddit

Yes and No, I live in Canada and the winter is awful. It lasts 8 Months.

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MidnightChimp@reddit

A winter full of 12 months would be a dream for me.

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Thick_Knowledge5566@reddit

Bro, it gets down to -35 degrees for weeks at a time. It looks fun from the outside, but when you live in it, it gets depressing really quickly. Snow that never melts but turns brown from the dirt, and extremely cold wind that makes you freeze if you stay outside for only a couple of minutes. Have to wear a lot of layers. No outdoor activities, if you want to go for a walk, you have to go to a mall to walk inside.

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Significant-Ad-7182@reddit

You can still wear a ton of clothing to stay warm. You can go full naked and it would do jack shit during summer here. I had to get my towel wet and sleep on it during last summer.

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Thick_Knowledge5566@reddit

I completly understand you. I will be in Albania for the next two months and I know i am going to strugle with the heat but still you can do way more activities in the summer. Go hiking in mountains, swimming, hang outside, you cannot do any of these in the cold

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D0ckter@reddit

Can you provide some sources for the expected insane impact on the Balkans? I’ve looked into this and actually the most advanced predictions I’ve seen show a reasonably low impact on the Balkans compared to the impact on northern and Western Europe. I.e. this paper, maps in the supplement.

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.adk1189

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PaintSad8795@reddit

Wars affecting the climate? Hahaha you gotta be either illiterate or kidding. Do you have any idea how big the earth is?

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ctorex@reddit

5°C in the night...

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Prod_Meteor@reddit (OP)

In can drop or raise in just 2 hours. Specially when the hot sun hits you directly, it's +10°. You need special clothes to handle all that.

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Hidrogen_Cosic@reddit

22 yesterday, 14 today, Typical alril weather.

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casual_philosopher02@reddit

it is definetely not too hot for the season, I only started wearing t-shirts 5 days ago and it is almost May (still need a jacket with me).... Other years I was already in shorts by now, we had a very rainy winter and spring so it was about time it reaches 20 degrees

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narisha_dogho@reddit

It will rain in Athens tomorrow and temperature will reach 15°. Let's find the OP together...

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casual_philosopher02@reddit

same in my city, OP we will find you

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alkorisno@reddit

Wars worsen lives always, climate or not. Only through international unitification of the working class against their capitalist masters will we be safe.

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SnoopCheesus@reddit

The weather is not too hot lmao. It's erratic, but it's not too hot.

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ComfortableParty2933@reddit

Hot? Currently 8 C degrees in Varna, Bulgaria. It is lower on average in April.

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Additional-Gur7915@reddit

I'm wondering whether they're a troll. It's 6 degrees C in Kosove.

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Bright_Curve3078@reddit

-2C next night in Oulu, Finland.

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pythonski@reddit

Yeah, I’m close to Sofia and the heating has been on since October

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MagmaSlte@reddit

The temperatures in Sofia arent that crazy, its been like 9-20 since the middle of march till now which is pretty normal for this time of year

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pythonski@reddit

Right.. just not too hot yet

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ProductGuy48@reddit

We had a mini hail storm in Transylvania yesterday, don’t know what you are talking about.

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NightZT@reddit

Do you have that kind of weather regularly in Transylvania at that time of the year? We had the same thing yesterday in Austria and it's very uncommon. Normally those happen in summer

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ProductGuy48@reddit

Not really, I mean April is generally pretty rainy but you rarely get hail. That’s more common in the summer when you have a sudden temperature drop after a really hot week.

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mRnjauu@reddit

BS. I am still moving with jacket. I remember like 10 years ago or even more, it was 31c on May 1.st. Now it barely reaches 21c.

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Burtocu@reddit

Romania is cooked...

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gk98s@reddit

Why would wars affect the climate? The amount of energy being released from the bombs in total is orders of magnitude lower than what you'd need to cause climate change.

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gu_admin@reddit

Last summer in Bosnia in north at direct sunlight exposure i was measuring 50, some spots are even hotter from what weather report says. Recently three weeks ago or so nearby there was a meter of snow while 15 kilometers away there was none. Weather is f... by us. We will admit it when we start dying in hundreds or thousands. This upcoming summer will be hotter, look up Mr weatherman in youtube, something is going on with "El Nino" or so.

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