#wt35c — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #wt35c, aggregated by home.social.
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@nando161
Hoi polloi will come up with a term, I'm sure. -
#WT35C is, as it were, the leading edge of #ClimateChange, and hard-and-fast physiological metric. Use the web bulb temperature (WT) or STFU. And Celsius. Science demands it!
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10.9 °C on the famous NE Deck and 20.9 in the Computer Suite at #cicnyzskalenjo in Boise, Idaho at 9:00 a.m. MDT. This is not normal four days before the summer equinox.
As for #WT35C, regular heat waves kill. Atypical ones, too.
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@NewScience101 The flip side of #WT35C, so to speak. Very informative, nuanced article!
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Pay close attention to #WT35C this year, not the photos of people on beaches or trite illustrations of bursting mercury thermometers.
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@TheGoodBuck #WT35C is occurring more frequently.
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@beechsundowner Not only are the data extant, we know where and why these #WT35C extremes take place. Too, it's kind of hard to run a society when it's in a sauna.
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@beechsundowner Would that there were a website which kept track of #WT35C
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Basically the continuing emergence of wet bulb temperatures of 35 ℃ and above.
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Confused about heat indexes? Who isn't‽
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@breadandcircuses
@jessicawildfireI’ve tagged this #WT35C –Web bulb Temperatures 35 °C have already emerged, albeit briefly and locally.
#arizona #environment #climate #climatechange #ClimateCrisis #climateemergency
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@statsguy All of this is way, way beyond my skill set —it's easy to come up with great ideas! That said, #WT35C has oft been hit, albeit briefly and locally: Persian Gulf... "Other >31°C hotspots in the weather station record emerge through surveying the globally highest 99.9th TW percentiles: eastern coastal India, Pakistan and northwestern India, and the shores of the Red Sea, Gulf of California, and southern Gulf of Mexico". https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7209987/
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We're going to be hearing a lot about the heat index, wet bulb thermometers, and —most accurately— the wet-bulb globe temperature (WBGT). #WT35C
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@Pampa That's the heat index, not the #WT35C. They don't say where they're getting their data from. They don't even have a Wikipedia page! In any case I'm seeking something of much, much finer granularity, down to the weather station level, and working up an choropleth & chorochromatic maps from that.
