Dr. Lucky Tran 
Australia just recorded temperatures of 41.6 degrees C (106.9 degrees F)β¦. in the middle of WINTER.
Lstn2urmama π¨π¦@luckytran Can understand why some people LIVED UNDERGROUND in some places and maybe something many will have to repeat doing for some time till changes occur ????
allrite@luckytran It's almost SPRING!
(Yes, it's climate change, but it's not the middle of winter)
Ken πβ πΊπ¦β 
βWe so screwed...
Virginia HollowayAnd how. "During the most recent, daily average temperatures climbed to 25 degrees (14 Celsius) above normal in southeast Australia"
Imagine what 25 degrees warmer than normal SUMMER temperatures will be like in 5 months.
TBH, that's unimaginable, at least for me. That's like Death Valley in Maryland, USA.
slotrak@kfanyo @luckytran It's a race: will we die off before we render the earth wholly inimical to life, or we take it all with us? Who knows?
Howling for Reasons@luckytran Well that's concerning
@luckytran hope they did take advantage of some of the weather for production of something ..if was possible ??? We had 100 here this year this summer ...
Cara Bruar@luckytran it's not the middle of winter, it's the end. Spring begins officially on September 1 in Australia. Also up there in the tropics they have different seasons, at least 6 different ones. But it certainly is hotter than usual, apologies for the mansplaining.
Draken BlackKnight@luckytran
I've been to Australia in the winter in 1998. Their winter, in August. It was freezing at the time (Perth, Fremantle, Hobart). This is scary but not surprising.
I've been to Australia in the winter in 1998. Their winter, in August. It was freezing at the time (Perth, Fremantle, Hobart). This is scary but not surprising.
ArchaeoIain@luckytran well, towards the end of winter.
ari :autism: 
Christian Kent ππ :οΌΌοΉ₯@luckytran Yes we definitely had some hot (winter) August days in Sydney β even if that location is above the tropics line, and would be βdry seasonβ, not winter