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Realistically, it seldom gets that hot in CanadaAnything over 30C
Realistically it is OFTEN that hot on the prairies in July and Aug.
because after the heat we get thunderstorms and the temps dropMaybe on some days. The average temperature during those months is around 23C
ANd even more often over 30 in Southern Ontario.Realistically it is OFTEN that hot on the prairies in July and Aug.
Ontario is getting worse, I think. We had records break like three days in a row here in London during the heat wave right after the Solstice. And had another near-record weekend this past weekend (cooled off nicely yesterday, though). I do not recall having this many days over 30 in my youth. The odd summer would get bad but even then, it was often high twenties or just on the cusp (30-31), not 33 or 34 like we seem to see at least a few days every summer now. And the humidex is getting nuts. We had it feel like 40s a few times with humidity factored.ANd even more often over 30 in Southern Ontario.
That causes other issues, actually, but not heat. The heat is very much global warming and related climate changes. The worry with solar flares is electronics and power grids getting fried (which would actually exacerbate things given it would shutdown HVAC systems).It's because we're getting more solar flares in recent years
That causes other issues, actually, but not heat. The heat is very much global warming and related climate changes. The worry with solar flares is electronics and power grids getting fried (which would actually exacerbate things given it would shutdown HVAC systems).