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shermzx
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Do you find that the weather now is very hot?
compared to 6 years or so ago.
the weather now is so hot that,
whenever i play basketball in the afternoon,i have to squint my eyes,well not because of the heat but because of the brightness
and i will sweat alot.
and,can anyone tell me if the % of heatstrokes have gone up?

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Divolurr
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Global warming. The human race killing itself. Don't you watch the news?

shermzx
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i do watch the news.

Salmanius
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Shermzx, theres hotter years and colder years almost everywhere. Global warming isnt as much as a problem as air polution.

shermzx
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i felt that the earth is becoming gradually,wat's ur take?

DragonMistress
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i felt that the earth is becoming gradually,wat's ur take?


Becoming gradually? Anyway...

I don't think, at least where I live, that global warming is so noticeable. I have heard of other effects, such as a shorter hunting season for polar bears because the ice melts earlier in the season, so they cannot store up as much food before hibernation, but I don't think that in my short life here there has been any dramatic change in temperature that I have noticed it.

Also, in regards to your question about heat stroke, I did not find any conclusive evidence that there has been an increase, though there is speculation that there might be, when global warming gets worse.
Carlie
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Global warming is causing weather to become more extreme in general. Summers will be hotter, while winters are getting colder. Weather is just becoming harsher in general.

Girl_Power2
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Ireland is cold in Summer at the moment and it always rains in Summer.

thelistman
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For the past two summers, it has been cooler where I live. Last night was 40 degrees (Fahrenheit) when it should be around 70! Global Warming is just a hoax.

The_Masquerade
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Exaggeration or mental placebo? Because someone is telling you it's getting hotter you usually think it's getting hotter. Why? I'm not sure, but like placebos, when someone gives someone fake medicine telling them it's real medicine and its tested if the participant is tricked, everyone is exaggerating. Global Warming didn't really take effect yet. In the last 1,000 years or so, the Earth's climatic temperature has increased by about 1 degree Fahrenheit. This is a big change, I kid you not, but not noticeable yet. It's probably not Global Warming itself. Also, everyone should note without these Greenhouse Gases, we would be living in an ice age. It's nothing to be freaking out over. In these past hundred or so years, we haven't contributed enough to worry about, YET. Eventually it will become worse but not in our life times.

ngfan14
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I agree with The_Masquerade. Global warming has been occurring before people have been causing pollution. Sure, because of people the Earth is going to get a little bit hotter. But, without the greenhouse gases (like The_Masquerade said) Earth might be like Mars. Mars doesn't have an atmosphere and the average surface temperature is around -70 degrees Fahrenheit. We should just be glad that our average temperature isn't around 200 degrees Fahrenheit, like Venus.

necromancer
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It is La Nina year in many places it will feel hotter and drier.

Strop
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I thought that was El Nino! Either way, that's a ~7 year climatic cycle that affects the Southern Pacific region and its neighboring lands (off the top of my head anyway...)

There's lots of climatic cycles going on, but as for global warming (oh what a misnomer), we're already experiencing a number of 'more extreme' weather cycles compared to some decades ago, regardless of whether this is a result of human-related changes to the environment, or broader weather cycles, or both.

Either way, TheMasquerade has a point: beware the observer bias!

shermzx
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wat's a la nina year?
...
or el nino.

Younghoo
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methane does it too

anailator23
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Carbon Dioxide actually causes less greenhouse effects than the water vapor in our atmosphere, and we can't get rid of that

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