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To: pocotrader who wrote (1410572)	7/16/2023 8:15:06 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Respond to of 1575395

"might be too late to reverse" The best we can do is keep it here, which we can't do, cuz CO2 is still rising. Extreme Temperature Diary- Sunday July 16th, 2023/Main Topic: European Heatwave Cerberus Pegged to Become a Catastrophic CAT5 This Week – Guy On Climate Dear Diary. I feared that this week would come but not so soon, hoping that Europe would catch at least a few years break in between deadly heatwaves. No such luck. Back in 2003 we saw a catastrophic CAT5 heatwave across all of Europe, which killed about 70,000 people: 2003 European heat wave – Wikipedia Last year we saw CAT5 Heatwave Smaug, which was blamed for killing 10’s of thousands of people: 2022 European heat waves – Wikipedia I peg a heatwave as falling into my top Category 5 ranking if it kills more than 1,000 people. Here is one note from Heatwave Smaug, which killed 61,000 by accounts from 2022.... We've known this could happen for at least more than 3 decades, but now it's happening it's still shocking. 'Drought parches nearly half of EU land stoking food production fears.'#climate #ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis https://t.co/JlXmCaqgxH — Dr Paul Dorfman (@dorfman_p) July 16, 2023 China just experienced its highest temperature in recorded history, topping out at an unbelievable 52.2°C (126°F). This crushes the country's previous all-time high by 1.7°C (3°F). pic.twitter.com/CrmdgGgm7g — Colin McCarthy (@US_Stormwatch) July 16, 2023 Global ocean heatwave alert! Global sea surface temperatures (SST) reached a new record anomaly today. The global SST of 20.98°C (69.76°F) is a record 0.638°C hotter than the 1991-2020 mean. This is a "code Yikes" heatwave, scientists must use the word "Yikes!" to describe it. pic.twitter.com/jcMmaebufr — Prof. Eliot Jacobson (@EliotJacobson) July 16, 2023 #SundayMorning Reading: “Those who warned of diminishing supplies were considered catastrophists and investment was postponed.” Meanwhile, #Drought leaves millions in #Uruguay without tap water fit for drinking https://t.co/Pz9Jvy1o0u — Silicon Valley North (@CCLSVN) July 16, 2023