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    Die Hitzewelle in Australien bricht Temperaturrekorde und erreicht an manchen Orten Temperaturen von fast 50 °C


    Die Hitzewelle in Australien bricht Temperaturrekorde und erreicht an manchen Orten Temperaturen von fast 50 °C

    https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-01-28/australia-heatwave-smashes-temperature-records/106275472

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    1. qitheom_W on

      yikes. Strength to you, brothers.

      Meanwhile, record snowstorm in US, and record lows across eastern Europe.

      Nothing to do with global warming though, boys. No way are climates related!

      so glad we’re not doing anything about this.

    2. starone7 on

      Uggg. I can’t even convince of how awful that would feel. Stay cool kids. In related news there’s an unprecedented run on popsicles!

    3. Dr_Baby_Man on

      I remember the Oils bragging about the Western Desert lives and breathes at 45 DEGREES! And that was just about 39 years ago. I feel old.

    4. Ok_Freedom_6864 on

      I read a book years ago called “Not by Fire but by Ice”. It seems to be coming true faster than I thought. Melting polar ice changes Gulf Stream, Northern Europe freezes, ice age starts again, Neanderthals everywhere, wholly mammoths. A few days ago 46cm of snow fell in Toronto, Canada, and governor trump wants to invade us? Good luck.

    6. sweetnsourgrapes on

      > The temperatures experienced in this heatwave are still a way off Australia’s all-time record of 50.7C, recorded at Oodnadatta in 1960 and Onslow in 2022.

      They hit 50° in 1960? So current temps aren’t common, but not exactly „record breaking“ for the country.

      This is why we mostly live on the coast.. people think we are a „big“ country, with lots of space, but really not in terms of where it’s livable.

    8. SGTBookWorm on

      got off the plane in Adelaide on Tuesday morning, and it was 35C at 8:30am….

    9. Danniedear on

      Coming from a Texan, the worrying part is this is becoming the new normal. At this point it’s not about records, it’s about habitability. My heart goes out to Australia.

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