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  1. #Missouri - Springfield shelter says #homeless face #DangerousHeat with nowhere to go

    Manager says gap in services leaves people outside during dangerous temps after shelter closes

    By Phil Rodriguez
    Published: Aug. 16, 2026

    #SpringfieldMO (KY3) - "People experiencing homelessness in Springfield are struggling to stay safe during extreme heat, with a daytime shelter saying there are not enough places for people to get out of the heat once its doors close for the day.

    "The #VeteransComingHomeCenter gives people experiencing homelessness a few hours each day to come inside, cool down, eat, and get water. But once the shelter closes, many are back outside in the heat with limited options.

    "Pastor Mark Glenn, the center’s manager, said he is already seeing the consequences this season.

    " 'I’m seeing more cases of #HeatExhaustion. We’ve called an ambulance at least two or three times,' he said.

    "During reporting Sunday, a homeless man named Jeff, who had just left the shelter, was found sitting along a sidewalk off Chestnut Expressway. He was only a block from the center and told our reporter that he needed an ambulance.

    "Paramedics measured his temperature at 100.4 degrees before transporting him to the hospital."

    Read more:
    ky3.com/2026/08/17/springfield

    @newsbot

    #ClimateCrisis #ExtremeHeat #Unhoused #CoolingCenters #HeatDomes

  2. #Missouri - Springfield shelter says #homeless face #DangerousHeat with nowhere to go

    Manager says gap in services leaves people outside during dangerous temps after shelter closes

    By Phil Rodriguez
    Published: Aug. 16, 2026

    #SpringfieldMO (KY3) - "People experiencing homelessness in Springfield are struggling to stay safe during extreme heat, with a daytime shelter saying there are not enough places for people to get out of the heat once its doors close for the day.

    "The #VeteransComingHomeCenter gives people experiencing homelessness a few hours each day to come inside, cool down, eat, and get water. But once the shelter closes, many are back outside in the heat with limited options.

    "Pastor Mark Glenn, the center’s manager, said he is already seeing the consequences this season.

    " 'I’m seeing more cases of #HeatExhaustion. We’ve called an ambulance at least two or three times,' he said.

    "During reporting Sunday, a homeless man named Jeff, who had just left the shelter, was found sitting along a sidewalk off Chestnut Expressway. He was only a block from the center and told our reporter that he needed an ambulance.

    "Paramedics measured his temperature at 100.4 degrees before transporting him to the hospital."

    Read more:
    ky3.com/2026/08/17/springfield

    @newsbot

    #ClimateCrisis #ExtremeHeat #Unhoused #CoolingCenters #HeatDomes

  3. #Missouri - Springfield shelter says #homeless face #DangerousHeat with nowhere to go

    Manager says gap in services leaves people outside during dangerous temps after shelter closes

    By Phil Rodriguez
    Published: Aug. 16, 2026

    #SpringfieldMO (KY3) - "People experiencing homelessness in Springfield are struggling to stay safe during extreme heat, with a daytime shelter saying there are not enough places for people to get out of the heat once its doors close for the day.

    "The #VeteransComingHomeCenter gives people experiencing homelessness a few hours each day to come inside, cool down, eat, and get water. But once the shelter closes, many are back outside in the heat with limited options.

    "Pastor Mark Glenn, the center’s manager, said he is already seeing the consequences this season.

    " 'I’m seeing more cases of #HeatExhaustion. We’ve called an ambulance at least two or three times,' he said.

    "During reporting Sunday, a homeless man named Jeff, who had just left the shelter, was found sitting along a sidewalk off Chestnut Expressway. He was only a block from the center and told our reporter that he needed an ambulance.

    "Paramedics measured his temperature at 100.4 degrees before transporting him to the hospital."

    Read more:
    ky3.com/2026/08/17/springfield

    @newsbot

    #ClimateCrisis #ExtremeHeat #Unhoused #CoolingCenters #HeatDomes

  4. #Missouri - Springfield shelter says #homeless face #DangerousHeat with nowhere to go

    Manager says gap in services leaves people outside during dangerous temps after shelter closes

    By Phil Rodriguez
    Published: Aug. 16, 2026

    #SpringfieldMO (KY3) - "People experiencing homelessness in Springfield are struggling to stay safe during extreme heat, with a daytime shelter saying there are not enough places for people to get out of the heat once its doors close for the day.

    "The #VeteransComingHomeCenter gives people experiencing homelessness a few hours each day to come inside, cool down, eat, and get water. But once the shelter closes, many are back outside in the heat with limited options.

    "Pastor Mark Glenn, the center’s manager, said he is already seeing the consequences this season.

    " 'I’m seeing more cases of #HeatExhaustion. We’ve called an ambulance at least two or three times,' he said.

    "During reporting Sunday, a homeless man named Jeff, who had just left the shelter, was found sitting along a sidewalk off Chestnut Expressway. He was only a block from the center and told our reporter that he needed an ambulance.

    "Paramedics measured his temperature at 100.4 degrees before transporting him to the hospital."

    Read more:
    ky3.com/2026/08/17/springfield

    @newsbot

    #ClimateCrisis #ExtremeHeat #Unhoused #CoolingCenters #HeatDomes

  5. #Missouri - Springfield shelter says #homeless face #DangerousHeat with nowhere to go

    Manager says gap in services leaves people outside during dangerous temps after shelter closes

    By Phil Rodriguez
    Published: Aug. 16, 2026

    #SpringfieldMO (KY3) - "People experiencing homelessness in Springfield are struggling to stay safe during extreme heat, with a daytime shelter saying there are not enough places for people to get out of the heat once its doors close for the day.

    "The #VeteransComingHomeCenter gives people experiencing homelessness a few hours each day to come inside, cool down, eat, and get water. But once the shelter closes, many are back outside in the heat with limited options.

    "Pastor Mark Glenn, the center’s manager, said he is already seeing the consequences this season.

    " 'I’m seeing more cases of #HeatExhaustion. We’ve called an ambulance at least two or three times,' he said.

    "During reporting Sunday, a homeless man named Jeff, who had just left the shelter, was found sitting along a sidewalk off Chestnut Expressway. He was only a block from the center and told our reporter that he needed an ambulance.

    "Paramedics measured his temperature at 100.4 degrees before transporting him to the hospital."

    Read more:
    ky3.com/2026/08/17/springfield

    @newsbot

    #ClimateCrisis #ExtremeHeat #Unhoused #CoolingCenters #HeatDomes

  6. Europe’s heat, drought could cut EU GDP by 1% in 2026, with France facing biggest blow

    Photo Credit: iStock Across Europe, the effects of intense heat and drought are being seen not just in…
    #Economy #dangerousheat #economicdamage #EconomyofEU #EconomyoftheEU #effectsofclimatechange #EUeconomy #Europe #heatexhaustion #heatwaves #risingtemperatures
    europesays.com/3195101/

  7. Europe’s heat, drought could cut EU GDP by 1% in 2026, with France facing biggest blow

    Photo Credit: iStock Across Europe, the effects of intense heat and drought are being seen not just in…
    #Europe #EU #dangerousheat #economicdamage #effectsofclimatechange #EuropeanUnion #heatexhaustion #heatwaves #Risingtemperatures
    europesays.com/europe/116416/

  8. In Italy, young farmworker dies in 98-degree heat as probe examines outdoor work ban

    Attention is mounting in Italy after a 19-year-old farmworker died in the country’s north, sharpening debate over how…
    #Italy #Europe #Europa #EU #dangerousheat #Extremeheat #FlaiCgil #heatexhaustion #MILAN #StagnoLombardo
    europesays.com/italy/38675/

  9. Japan records first ‘cruelly hot day’ as temperatures pass 40C

    Japan recorded its first “cruelly hot day” after temperatures climbed past 40C in three cities, weeks after the…
    #EuropeSays #Japan #JP #40C #centralJapan #dangerousheat #Gujo #hotday #JapanMeteorologicalAgency #Nihon #toyota
    europesays.com/japan/62327/

  10. Dead bird on Berlin sidewalk becomes chilling symbol of Europe’s dangerous heat wave

    A tiny bird on a Berlin sidewalk has become an unsettling symbol of just how dangerous extreme heat…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Berlin #AdamLevy #dangerousheat #deadbird #extremeheat #heatwave #recordtemperatures #sidewalk
    europesays.com/germany/48353/

  11. Dead bird on Berlin sidewalk becomes chilling symbol of Europe’s dangerous heat wave

    A tiny bird on a Berlin sidewalk has become an unsettling symbol of just how dangerous extreme heat…
    #Europe #EU #AdamLevy #dangerousheat #deadbird #extremeheat #heatwave #recordtemperatures #sidewalk
    europesays.com/europe/86112/

  12. First Alert Weather: Death toll rises to more than 1,300 in historic European heat wave

    NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – A relentless and dangerous heat wave is tightening its grip across Europe—and it’s turning…
    #Europe #EU #dangerousheat #deadlyheat #European #europeanheatwave #France #heatdeaths #heatwave
    europesays.com/europe/82928/

  13. Spain just logged its hottest April on record as heat surges before summer

    Spain just recorded its hottest April since national records began, another stark sign that dangerous heat is arriving…
    #Spain #ES #Europe #Europa #EU #dangerousheat #dryconditions #Extremeweather #heatexhaustion #heatrecords #heatstroke
    europesays.com/spain/23128/

  14. #Climatechange added 41 days of #DangerousHeat around world in 2024

    By ALEXA ST. JOHN
    December 27, 2024

    "People around the world suffered an average of 41 extra days of dangerous heat this year because of human-caused climate change, according to a group of scientists who also said that climate change worsened much of the world’s damaging weather throughout 2024.

    "The analysis from World Weather Attribution and Climate Central researchers comes at the end of a year that shattered climate record after climate record as heat across the globe made 2024 likely to be its hottest ever measured and a slew of other fatal weather events spared few.

    "'The finding is devastating but utterly unsurprising: Climate change did play a role, and often a major role in most of the events we studied, making heat, droughts, tropical cyclones and heavy rainfall more likely and more intense across the world, destroying lives and livelihoods of millions and often uncounted numbers of people,' Friederike Otto, the lead of World Weather Attribution and an Imperial College climate scientist, said during a media briefing on the scientists’ findings. 'As long as the world keeps burning fossil fuels, this will only get worse.'

    "Millions of people endured stifling heat this year. Northern #California and #DeathValley baked. Sizzling daytime temperatures scorched #Mexico and #CentralAmerica. Heat endangered already vulnerable children in #WestAfrica. Skyrocketing southern #European temperatures forced #Greece to close the #Acropolis. In #SouthAsian and #SoutheastAsian countries, heat forced school closures. Earth experienced some of the hottest days ever measured and its hottest-yet summer, with a 13-month heat streak that just barely broke."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/climate-cha

    #Heatwaves #ClimateCatastrophe #GlobalWarming #GlobalBurning #ClimateChange #2024Weather #ExtremeHeat #WetBulb

  15. #Climatechange added 41 days of #DangerousHeat around world in 2024

    By ALEXA ST. JOHN
    December 27, 2024

    "People around the world suffered an average of 41 extra days of dangerous heat this year because of human-caused climate change, according to a group of scientists who also said that climate change worsened much of the world’s damaging weather throughout 2024.

    "The analysis from World Weather Attribution and Climate Central researchers comes at the end of a year that shattered climate record after climate record as heat across the globe made 2024 likely to be its hottest ever measured and a slew of other fatal weather events spared few.

    "'The finding is devastating but utterly unsurprising: Climate change did play a role, and often a major role in most of the events we studied, making heat, droughts, tropical cyclones and heavy rainfall more likely and more intense across the world, destroying lives and livelihoods of millions and often uncounted numbers of people,' Friederike Otto, the lead of World Weather Attribution and an Imperial College climate scientist, said during a media briefing on the scientists’ findings. 'As long as the world keeps burning fossil fuels, this will only get worse.'

    "Millions of people endured stifling heat this year. Northern #California and #DeathValley baked. Sizzling daytime temperatures scorched #Mexico and #CentralAmerica. Heat endangered already vulnerable children in #WestAfrica. Skyrocketing southern #European temperatures forced #Greece to close the #Acropolis. In #SouthAsian and #SoutheastAsian countries, heat forced school closures. Earth experienced some of the hottest days ever measured and its hottest-yet summer, with a 13-month heat streak that just barely broke."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/climate-cha

    #Heatwaves #ClimateCatastrophe #GlobalWarming #GlobalBurning #ClimateChange #2024Weather #ExtremeHeat #WetBulb

  16. #Climatechange added 41 days of #DangerousHeat around world in 2024

    By ALEXA ST. JOHN
    December 27, 2024

    "People around the world suffered an average of 41 extra days of dangerous heat this year because of human-caused climate change, according to a group of scientists who also said that climate change worsened much of the world’s damaging weather throughout 2024.

    "The analysis from World Weather Attribution and Climate Central researchers comes at the end of a year that shattered climate record after climate record as heat across the globe made 2024 likely to be its hottest ever measured and a slew of other fatal weather events spared few.

    "'The finding is devastating but utterly unsurprising: Climate change did play a role, and often a major role in most of the events we studied, making heat, droughts, tropical cyclones and heavy rainfall more likely and more intense across the world, destroying lives and livelihoods of millions and often uncounted numbers of people,' Friederike Otto, the lead of World Weather Attribution and an Imperial College climate scientist, said during a media briefing on the scientists’ findings. 'As long as the world keeps burning fossil fuels, this will only get worse.'

    "Millions of people endured stifling heat this year. Northern #California and #DeathValley baked. Sizzling daytime temperatures scorched #Mexico and #CentralAmerica. Heat endangered already vulnerable children in #WestAfrica. Skyrocketing southern #European temperatures forced #Greece to close the #Acropolis. In #SouthAsian and #SoutheastAsian countries, heat forced school closures. Earth experienced some of the hottest days ever measured and its hottest-yet summer, with a 13-month heat streak that just barely broke."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/climate-cha

    #Heatwaves #ClimateCatastrophe #GlobalWarming #GlobalBurning #ClimateChange #2024Weather #ExtremeHeat #WetBulb

  17. #Climatechange added 41 days of #DangerousHeat around world in 2024

    By ALEXA ST. JOHN
    December 27, 2024

    "People around the world suffered an average of 41 extra days of dangerous heat this year because of human-caused climate change, according to a group of scientists who also said that climate change worsened much of the world’s damaging weather throughout 2024.

    "The analysis from World Weather Attribution and Climate Central researchers comes at the end of a year that shattered climate record after climate record as heat across the globe made 2024 likely to be its hottest ever measured and a slew of other fatal weather events spared few.

    "'The finding is devastating but utterly unsurprising: Climate change did play a role, and often a major role in most of the events we studied, making heat, droughts, tropical cyclones and heavy rainfall more likely and more intense across the world, destroying lives and livelihoods of millions and often uncounted numbers of people,' Friederike Otto, the lead of World Weather Attribution and an Imperial College climate scientist, said during a media briefing on the scientists’ findings. 'As long as the world keeps burning fossil fuels, this will only get worse.'

    "Millions of people endured stifling heat this year. Northern #California and #DeathValley baked. Sizzling daytime temperatures scorched #Mexico and #CentralAmerica. Heat endangered already vulnerable children in #WestAfrica. Skyrocketing southern #European temperatures forced #Greece to close the #Acropolis. In #SouthAsian and #SoutheastAsian countries, heat forced school closures. Earth experienced some of the hottest days ever measured and its hottest-yet summer, with a 13-month heat streak that just barely broke."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/climate-cha

    #Heatwaves #ClimateCatastrophe #GlobalWarming #GlobalBurning #ClimateChange #2024Weather #ExtremeHeat #WetBulb

  18. #Climatechange added 41 days of #DangerousHeat around world in 2024

    By ALEXA ST. JOHN
    December 27, 2024

    "People around the world suffered an average of 41 extra days of dangerous heat this year because of human-caused climate change, according to a group of scientists who also said that climate change worsened much of the world’s damaging weather throughout 2024.

    "The analysis from World Weather Attribution and Climate Central researchers comes at the end of a year that shattered climate record after climate record as heat across the globe made 2024 likely to be its hottest ever measured and a slew of other fatal weather events spared few.

    "'The finding is devastating but utterly unsurprising: Climate change did play a role, and often a major role in most of the events we studied, making heat, droughts, tropical cyclones and heavy rainfall more likely and more intense across the world, destroying lives and livelihoods of millions and often uncounted numbers of people,' Friederike Otto, the lead of World Weather Attribution and an Imperial College climate scientist, said during a media briefing on the scientists’ findings. 'As long as the world keeps burning fossil fuels, this will only get worse.'

    "Millions of people endured stifling heat this year. Northern #California and #DeathValley baked. Sizzling daytime temperatures scorched #Mexico and #CentralAmerica. Heat endangered already vulnerable children in #WestAfrica. Skyrocketing southern #European temperatures forced #Greece to close the #Acropolis. In #SouthAsian and #SoutheastAsian countries, heat forced school closures. Earth experienced some of the hottest days ever measured and its hottest-yet summer, with a 13-month heat streak that just barely broke."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/climate-cha

    #Heatwaves #ClimateCatastrophe #GlobalWarming #GlobalBurning #ClimateChange #2024Weather #ExtremeHeat #WetBulb