A quarter of the U.S. will fall inside an extreme heat belt. Here are the states in the red zone.

[rangerrebew]

A quarter of the U.S. will fall inside an extreme heat belt. Here are the states in the red zone.
Rachel Koning Beals - Monday
 
Last month, just as record-setting heat waves scorched the U.K. and parts of Europe, some 60 million Americans experienced a string of hot and humid days that topped 100 degrees.
 
New research and an accompanying planning tool show that across the U.S., on average, the local hottest 7 days are expected to become the hottest 18 days by 2053.
 
By that year, 1,023 U.S. counties are expected to exceed 125°F, an area that is home to 107.6 million Americans and covers a quarter of the U.S. land area, says nonprofit First Street.

First Street on Monday released the latest installment of a tool called Risk Factor that’s accessible free of charge, and increasingly incorporated into real estate listings, specifically through a partnership with Realtor.com.
 
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/a-quarter-of-the-u-s-will-fall-inside-an-extreme-heat-belt-here-are-the-states-in-the-red-zone/ar-AA10FVu3?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=f5167b18e80c42e59ce2a20a1e9e72d0

[rangerrebew]

In the summer of 1980, my wife and I lived in Dallas and she was pregnant with our first child.  We went through 56 straight days where the temps went above 100 degrees.  Tired of all that heat, we took a trip to San Fransicko where it's always cool - except that trip where the temps  were in the mid to upper 90s and most of the places didn't have A/C.  It left me with the knowledge heat waves can happen anywhere and not to worry about the end of mankind if they are happening.

[catfish1957]

Article devoid of scientific proof or data to explain its POV.

Left wing envirowhacko fear porn at its's worst.

[catfish1957]

In the summer of 1980, my wife and I lived in Dallas and she was pregnant with our first child.  We went through 56 straight days where the temps went above 100 degrees.  Tired of all that heat, we took a trip to San Fransicko where it's always cool - except that trip where the temps  were in the mid to upper 90s and most of the places didn't have A/C.  It left me with the knowledge heat waves can happen anywhere and not to worry about the end of mankind if they are happening.

Envriowhackos have a hard time discerning between the climatological terms "weather" and "climate" 


MSM is all in trying to brainwash the masses for the climate change scam.  Even if it means destroying our standard of living.