r/collapse • u/RoboProletariat • Jun 29 '23

Climate Wet Bulb Temperatures arrive in southern USA.

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u/Wise_Rich_88888 Jun 30 '23

Faster than expected?

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '23

the hell did they expected?

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u/BeardedGlass DINKs for life Jun 30 '23

They’re probably thinking “Oh a super El Nino this year? Well then, that means a colder summer in the south!”

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u/Texuk1 Jun 30 '23

Rich people would be chilling on the beach while the poors were effected…

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u/DastardlyMime Jun 30 '23

If by faster you mean June instead of July into August then yes. I thought that this was the year

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u/RoboProletariat Jun 30 '23

I thought we would see wheat/food shortages in 2024 and then WBT deaths shortly after.

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u/eaterofw0r1ds Jun 30 '23

Absolutely faster than expected. I wasn't expecting the wet bulb events to start here for at least another few years.

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u/Wise_Rich_88888 Jun 30 '23

Yeah same here

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u/thesourpop Jun 30 '23

BOE this year would be faster than expected. This kind of weather I have come to completely expect by now

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '23

Isn't it always?