A lot of people are disturbingly frail in the heat..too accustomed to sedentary life in air conditioning. Good thing delivery services got popular so they can stay with a morphine drip in their beds when its consistently scorching hot outside
If You Thought This Summer’s Heat Waves Were Bad, A New Study Has Some Disturbing News About Dangerous Heat In The Future
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Peter Popoff
Black uptowns and a chess board nıgga
I'm a real nikka. I'll be aight.
top down weather 
We were literally built to take the heat and sun, the genetic mutations however wont.
Breh no one is surviving 125 degree temps for days on end. Get that fantasy out your mind. Millions of people will be dropping like flies during heatwaves in the not so far off future. Not to mention the inability to grow food in these conditions. Food production is taking a hit now with climate change. Another half degree in global average temps will totally decimate crops worldwide. And thats where we're headed.
My ass went to Dallas this summer to visit family and I couldn’t understand how people could live in that heat. It would be 11 pm at night and still be 100F 
can’t play sports outside, smoke or even go for a brisk walk. at least in the Midwest after a humid day you get a nice little breeze at night but not Texas shyt be hot 24/7 there
can’t play sports outside, smoke or even go for a brisk walk. at least in the Midwest after a humid day you get a nice little breeze at night but not Texas shyt be hot 24/7 there
When scientists were saying we're fukced...
Who thought they meant something besides us being fukced?
I like how y'all keep trying to imagine your way out of it.
Who thought they meant something besides us being fukced?
I like how y'all keep trying to imagine your way out of it.
Will it be ok to move to the New England states, great lake states, and Midwestern states?
I AM WE ARE
Banned
Water supplies be a MF
need indoor farming tech to improve and utilities to be nationalized or have price controls instituted
Slow Moving
All Star
The population will shift back to the Midwest
Is expected to get warmer plus the benefits of lake cooling effect and more rain.
The only natural disaster common in the region tornados are expected to become southern problems.
Those are the regions I'd move to if I planned on settling somewhere long term
Aren't they going to suffer from major flooding and even more powerful snowstorms though?