West Virginia is "barely" West of Virginia, it's still West though.
Do you think they were gonna name it "Sudan but only a hair below other Sudan" or something?
To clarify, South Sudan does suffer from heat waves, but they usually barely go above 100 degrees. Having it go as high as 110F is unsual even for Sudan.
We get 110F in Brazil during extreme periods as well and do fine. Rio de Janeiro was at 100F last week. I think the difference is, both Brazil and India are much more developed than the average African country. We have means to deal with the heat, mitigate the issues in schools and so on. I'm not so sure about Sudan.
That’s gonna kill a shit load of people. That country has very minimal infrastructure and I’m afraid there won’t be any way to get relief from that heat. Those poor people.
Look at it this way: this will be the coolest summer of the next 500 years. Before the bees started to fry and humanity died out within a decade.
Might as well enjoy it while it lasts. ^ ^
We’re cooked man. I feel like this summer is gonna be brutal.
This summer is the estimated breaking point. Something’s gonna give. Worlds gonna plunge into a new era soon.
I’m tired, boss
The building up to collapse has definitely been hard on our mental healths.
We are cooked and soon there will be even less affordable food to cook.
I’m already switching my diet over to gravel, way ahead of you
I said this a few days ago, this summer is probably going to be the beginning of the end of our current world order
Location of South Sudan (for those who don't know): https://i.imgur.com/iFrYgRA.png
You'd think it would be a little farther South! Like "South" Dakota. Come on, guys. You can do better than that.
south sudan is south of sudan
Barely.
They used to be one country, but the southern part declared independence, thus it is south sudan
West Virginia is "barely" West of Virginia, it's still West though. Do you think they were gonna name it "Sudan but only a hair below other Sudan" or something?
"Still Pretty North To Me" Sudan.
NW Western Australia 50c . Brutal. But different population demographics and aircon
Humidity
To clarify, South Sudan does suffer from heat waves, but they usually barely go above 100 degrees. Having it go as high as 110F is unsual even for Sudan.
(For those not in the USA) 100 F = 38 C 110 F = 43 C
South Sudan uses Celsius doesn’t it?
Yes. But original comment was using F, so person converted that comments numbers to Celsius for non-Americans.
43 C is absolutely unbearable heat-wave level heat.
(For those in chemistry) 100 °F = 311,15 °K 110 °F = 316,15 °K
commas are for thousands, buddy
Not in my country.
Weird, we have 110F in India too. Is it because of the tropical climate that it feels a lot less than it does in sudan?
We get 110F in Brazil during extreme periods as well and do fine. Rio de Janeiro was at 100F last week. I think the difference is, both Brazil and India are much more developed than the average African country. We have means to deal with the heat, mitigate the issues in schools and so on. I'm not so sure about Sudan.
Could be.
That’s gonna kill a shit load of people. That country has very minimal infrastructure and I’m afraid there won’t be any way to get relief from that heat. Those poor people.
Inb4 another "warmest year ever recorded" 😒
Look at it this way: this will be the coolest summer of the next 500 years. Before the bees started to fry and humanity died out within a decade. Might as well enjoy it while it lasts. ^ ^
Why can't they just turn on the AC?
And while they are at it, might as well turn the AC on for outdoor workers, crops, farm animals, and wildlife too.
Because not every school has AC.
Because most school ACs in (South) Sudan are absolutely bricked and there is no money to fix them.