What Causes Extreme Heat?

We live in a time of constant heat. Winter or summer, Arctic or tropical, it doesn’t matter. Tropical waves have become part of climate change and modern life.

The US has experienced a severe heat wave in 2021, including June which is now in the record books as well very hot. Global temperatures were 4.2 degrees Fahrenheit (2.3 degrees Fahrenheit) above normal, and extreme heat has repeatedly affected the West.

The effects of this year’s heat, and not just the heat of the coming years, are huge. Hundreds of people died in the Pacific Northwest as he did about one billion marine animals inside high heat. The dams have been reduced. The damage really melts.

Future heat it will only get worse. This makes understanding more important, based on strong temperatures (a hard idea!), Predicting people in advance for warnings, and what is being stored.

What Are Warm Waves?

Hot summers are temporary heat waves, of course. But they are not really expensive depending on the weather. (More importantly, consider the text as the internet had its way.)

“That’s a simple question, but surprisingly it’s not an easy answer,” said Karen McKinnon, a researcher at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Although heat is a climate-related killer in the US, there is no equivalent meaning or temporary temperature. Other signs of temperature can trigger warnings or heat alarms from the National Weather Service on a daily or daily basis. But when it comes to heat pumping, a End of organization has this meaning:

“A strange summer with unpleasant and strange humidity. Usually the heat lasts for two days or more. ”

Compare this with the detailed notes on “in very cold spray a few spots down in the glossary, which say, “Increased drops of cold water on the vessel at a rate of 2 cm per hour or more due to the proper combination of cold water, wind, cold air temperature, and the movement of ships.” All right then.

McKinnon said there are fewer ways to think about the heat that occurs than heat hotter than two days or more. For researchers, it may be helpful to consider just when the maximum temperature falls. This makes it easier to interpret data. Most of the way we talk about the waves look more like a daylight ride, but they found that the light of the night is worth a look.

“Especially in human health, it is important for our bodies to cool down at night,” he said. “And that’s why people who pay more attention to public health, the definition of hot water often thinks about what happens at night heat. One way to think about this is that you may want to define the temperature of what you want. that is, the temperature of the impact on the crop. ”

What Are Hot Waves Like?

It depends on how long you have been. The short answer is, many ways. The long answer is that it depends on how deep you want to go.

The hottest areas are the ones that are heated most frequently, especially during the summer. They are able to close in the air sharply and increase as the temperature rises from the ground, a very strong sweetness. There is even a term for it: house burning. This is the launch that led to the Pacific Northwest Western wave wave in June 2021. But local art is also helpful.

“At PNW, the Cascade Mountains helped increase the temperature like ‘low’ warm air from the mountain due to the east wind from the circulation problems,” said Kathie Dello, North Climatologist government official at Twitter DM.

Sometimes wild patches in the jet river can also help bring heat from the lower reaches to the cooler north (or south depending on which side you are on). Instead, when the jet stream reaches its peak, it can help researchers predict where the hot springs will form. You can imagine a jet stream if ropes at the gym that people use their arms. When you use ropes, they can send a movement in your lower legs, and you can adjust if they are making large or small bumps.

The same is true of a jet stream. Troubles of every kind, whether it’s a tropical storm in the western Pacific or a major recession, can cause a jet crash like an exercise rope. And those oscillations become stable. That is why you have so many hot spots around the world. For example, during the Pacific Northwest summer, temperatures were also high Tropical temperatures in some parts of Europe.

“Doing too much is not one thing,” McKinnon said. “They like to be available.”

Good news for fortune-tellers, but it may be bad news for disaster management (or your limited-time journalist) because it means dealing with a number of problems at once.

Climate Change Enhancing Tropical Waves

It may not be dangerous for climate change (global warming) causes excessive heat. But it may come as a surprise that at about 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit (1 degree Celsius) temperatures have had a profound effect on tidal waves and cold.

“Our history is changing,” Dello said. “So when we talk about warming up a little bit, we get there with the hottest days. As we continue to add warmer air to the atmosphere, we see how the weather is harder and hotter than ever before.”

Scientists often ask this that climate change is like lowering the dice this makes winter cooler possible. I want to give you a new idea, though. Instead it is a change out of dice completely. Instead of giving 1 through 6 on dying six sides, our new dice are running from 2 through 7, and carries the boot. The program of Western temperatures in late June and early July 2021 it clearly shows this. Soon brief analysis indicates that it was a 1- year event in 150,000 without climate change. It was a 1,-in-1,500 event in our current era, making all of this unparalleled as a recent event. If the world can afford to warm up the frontiers of the Paris Agreement At 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit), the ceremony can have a chance of happening every five or ten years. It’s a twist in the mind to think.

“Climate change is causing us to ruin our tropical record, and this will be the coldest of the 21st century if we do not adapt to the climate,” Dello said.

We Need Flexibility To Keep It Hot Now

Given the threats that took place in the Northwest and was played out by unprecedented fires in Australia and Siberia last year to burn off the Arctic sea ice, it is clear that we have been given a job. First of all, shortness of breath is essential.

In the same way, I switch to warm waves. There are some good stories to look out for, though they all came after the tragedy. In 2003, extreme heat killed about 70,000 in Europe. Governments responded easy-to-use warning systems and other heating plans, and in the ensuing years, extreme heat has left few dead.

In the northwest it still counted the dead, but it is clear that many were poor, elderly, and / or just dead. Cold facilities or programs that support air conditioning for those in need are one way to help. Low-income households, especially black, Latinx, and Indian, use four times much to the benefit of their fellow rich. It is clear that a stadium should be established. Cultural programs can also take part. New York has recently established a pilot program “Promoting social cohesion” by ensuring that those who have not received a home have someone to look after them in the summer. Support groups too played an important role in response to the Pacific Northwest heat.

But personal adjustment is not enough. Our cities need major renovations to keep warm. This also includes green areas to deal with the tropical island, especially in the poorer areas and the tropical region. Areas controlled, e.g. they experience extreme heat. Given the high energy levels Black and brown areas have high temperatures, it is even more important than ever that any method of helping people cool down is good.