Climate change in the northwest brought temperatures in the northwest to over 150 degrees

Yes, criticize climate change.

Temperature-driven by human-induced warming even encouraged warming probably killed hundreds of people last week across the US Pacific Northwest and Canada.

High temperatures of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere caused the weather to rise 150 times longer, according to analysis Author Weather Weather. The program of an unofficial group of scientists around the world concluded that global warming would be “impossible” without climate change, which has warmed the earth to about 2.2 ˚F (1.2 ˚C).

For a long time, scientists have been reluctant to say how much the weather will change with climate change, thinking only that it could lead to extreme heat, drought, fire, and hurricanes. But more satellites, more computer power, and more accurate weather forecasts have led researchers to be confident in saying, especially in a few days, that global warming is causing more environmental problems. (See 10 Breakthrough Technologies 2020: Climate Change.)

Extreme heat last week he always destroyed the heat in cities and towns throughout the region, power was defeated thousands of homes, placing more than 2,000 people in the emergency room of Washington and Oregon.

Meanwhile, government officials say more than 100 people have died from the heat in those countries, according to mixture journalists. In addition, there were about 500 people who “died suddenly and unexpectedly” in British Columbia, about 300 more than in five days.

The main event is that global warming only exacerbates the weather crisis that occurred last week, when the so-called hot dome caught hot air in a large region. If so, similar cases may occur once or twice over a decade if the temperature rises by 3.6 ˚F (2 ˚C), the researchers found.

More troubling, or less likely, is the possibility that greenhouse gases have led to climate change beyond another unknown and unpredictable phase, where planetary temperatures are now causing higher temperatures than expected. This theory will require further research to explore. But it does mean that the heat waves will exceed the forecast levels, the researchers said.

“You should not break the record at 4 or 5 degrees Celsius (seven to nine degrees Fahrenheit),” Friederike Otto, director of the World Weather Attribution and director of the Environmental Change Institute at Oxford University, said in a statement. . . “This is a very special event so we can’t say that we are probably experiencing the scorching heat today that we expect to come up with a high temperature.”

Another the temperature is expected pushing the temperature back to three dates in the Northwest region in the coming days.