Just How Prepared Are We For Extreme Heat Around the Globe?
Doug McIntyre and David Callaway, editors of Climate Crisis 247, discuss the unpredictability of extreme weather in Ireland and other regions. McIntyre, in Connecticut, and Callaway, preparing for a golf game in Ireland, highlight the varied and severe weather conditions one might experience in just a few hours on the golf course. From hail to hurricanes and extreme heat, Ireland’s climate requires preparedness for all scenarios. Callaway notes that while Ireland won’t be hot, London is experiencing unusually high temperatures of 85 degrees. McIntyre adds that Connecticut has hit 100 degrees, underscoring the widespread impact of climate change. The conversation illustrates the growing need for global awareness and readiness for extreme weather, reflecting broader climate trends affecting different parts of the world.
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