Are you ready for The Extreme Heat Belt Any Forums?

It should be fun. A heat index of 125 degrees at least once a year.

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San Bernardino master race is always in the danger zone

Heat is not hard to deal with lol. Wear shorts, a hat and other loose clothing and stay hydrated. Bonus points for bodyarmor or powerade but that should only be a treat in the afternoon. Keep your main source of hydration from water

>floridian lived in texas for seven years and now in south carolina doing manual labor outside for all that time

>2053

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What makes them so special?

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>retard thinks the entire Mississippi River system will reach sandnigger levels of heat.

I dont care i have ac

>missouri at 125 by 2053
>missouri already hit 115 heat index this year

fuckin hell can we NOT

This is not survivable. This is extinction level. Why didn’t we listen to the science?!

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>Index

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Well the bottom one is a fucking bay.

>134°
Are you effing kidding me?! We are doomed!

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Honestly I suspect a LOT of outdoor work is going to be done at night soon.

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Im confused, I lived in that area of the mojave desert my entire life. How was this not an extreme heat belt already? WTF!?

I just looked up the dates for those records and most of them are right about 100 years ago. Crazy how we're all still alive

>one day of 125 in Chicago but not in Dallas
>look I made a map
>no sauce
>no raw data
>no methods

And don't say that's impossible. I did gardening in the middle of the fucking night during the Heat Dome of 2011. Set up a bunch of LED lights outside and watered the plants in total darkness. The humidity was so thick it looked like fog.

Best guess? Fucking humidity is going to boost the heat index elsewhere. More of the US is going to become like the South in climate: scalding hot and fucking humid.

>Muh heckin heat belt

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It sounds like the Mojave Desert should understand that it has global warming and should adjust its past temperatures to reflect that.

Not everywhere in the South. We'll all flee to the damn mountains.