Großartig. Diese ist noch nicht einmal vorbei und sie haben bereits eine weitere Hitzewelle für nächste Woche angekündigt.

    Wir sind alle erschöpft, die Nächte kühlen kaum ab und es gibt keine wirkliche Zeit, sich zu erholen. Besonders gefährdet sind ältere und schutzbedürftige Menschen. Ganz ehrlich, wie sollen wir das weiterhin tun?

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    1. Excellent news for all the people in the news photos bathing in the public water fountains.

      Bad news for everyone else.

    2. If you order right now on aliexpress for your split air conditioning unit, you might get it in time for next week.

    3. Kooky_Eye5475 on

      with all the old and weak dropping like flies we will surely get lower health insurance premiums next year

    4. CosmicExpansion1st on

      Best thing we can do is yell for AC.

      I mean, we could adress the elephant in the room and the underlying problems causing the heat. 

      But i’d rather build „totally viable Fusion reactors that we totally wont have to shot off all summer because the river that cools them is overheating“ and more Autobahn, which totally noone has proven that it’s worse with more lanes.

      And hate on Solar energy, it is the devil.

      And not have companies take actual responsability for the damage they cause, no.

      I’d rather we spend our tax money on bailing out the rich and fucking over our infrastructures and with that, the poor.

      LOBBYISM IS NOT CORRUPTION!

    5. We’re in Switzerland, not Belgium. Why emphasising 43° when that temperature is nowhere to be found in Switzerland on that image?

      If I believe this forecast, Lac Léman area looks around 30° which is less hot than the last few days.
      They can’t even forecast the weather for the next 2 days and you think the forecast for the next 10 days will be correct?
      I received 3 MeteoSwiss „extreme“ alerts for today: wind, alert and thunderstorm. None of these eventually happened.

      No it’s not a „climate change is fake news“ reply. But if you keep on consuming anxiogenic content and focus on unreliable forecasts for the next 10 days, Xanax has good days ahead itself.

    6. Key_Incident_666 on

      Atleast i dont need to visit rhodos or antalya 🤷🏻‍♂️

      I will go to Oeshinensee or „AARÄ“ in Bern

    7. Valkyrie_Sia on

      At least the funding of the 13th AHV will no longer be a problem if the heatwaves deal with our elders. /s

    8. drpoucevert on

      it’s a probability, but not a strong one. Some models suggest the return of scorching air over Western France, but fortunately, these scenarios remain highly in the minority at this time.

      The ENS 00z ensemble model (accounting for 60% of scenarios) as well as GEFS suggest a dominant southwesterly component across southern europe

      Weather Indices in Relation to the Oceans

      * AO (Arctic Oscillation): Positive.
      * This could lead to a dominant low-pressure system extending from Greenland toward the United Kingdom.
      * NAO (North Atlantic Oscillation): Positive.
      * Pressure anomalies are expected to be negative over Western Europe (particularly Northwestern France), and positive over the Mediterranean region and the Bay of Biscay.

      Source: [https://www.meteolafleche.com/previsionsfrance.html](https://www.meteolafleche.com/previsionsfrance.html)

    9. Sad_Discipline_7614 on

      And my sh*tty boss demands me to come into a 30 degree office for a job that can be done 100% remote… great.

    10. Weather forecasts above 7 days are very imprecise. It could be like that, or it could be very different.

      I’ve seen similar stuff posted across several subs, but I think it’s too early to tell. There is no need to spread the fear at this point.

    11. Well thank God I will go to a country where ACs aren’t taboo, despite being seen as primitive by westerners

    12. bunny_ears_forever on

      – Russia-Ukraine war: Estimated at ~230 million tonnes CO₂e over the first three years—equivalent to the annual emissions of countries like the Netherlands, Spain, or several Nordic/Baltic nations combined. This includes direct combat, fires, infrastructure damage, and reconstruction.

      – Israel-Gaza conflict: The first 120 days alone generated estimates of hundreds of thousands of tonnes CO₂e (more than many small countries‘ annual totals), with full impacts (including reconstruction) much higher.

      Additional mechanisms include:
      Destruction of ecosystems: Fires, deforestation, soil degradation, and loss of forests/wetlands (which act as carbon sinks).
      Reconstruction: Cement, steel, and building materials are highly carbon-intensive; rebuilding damaged infrastructure (e.g., in Syria or Ukraine) adds tens of millions of tonnes.d7b89b
      Indirect effects: Disrupted energy systems leading to more polluting alternatives (e.g., diesel generators), pollution from explosives/debris, and resource extraction for military needs.

    13. We thought that the climate disaster was something only future generations would have to deal with – a price we were prepared to pay – this is our collective Karma

    14. Mundane-Fix-4297 on

      We are paying the last 20 years of inaction to try and make some real changes to address climate change.

      But no, let’s give massive breaks to polluting megacorps, promote low-cost flights and SUV

    15. blackkettle on

      I mean the answer is “with air conditioning”. I visit my wife’s family in Tokyo and Osaka every year. It’s way hotter, and way more humid. It’s a goddamn dripping furnace in August. Air conditioning is ubiquitous. It will become the same here very shortly.

    16. Johnwaynemclan on

      Nothing is gonna change because the one’s in power to do so aren’t affected by it.

    17. Legitimate_Change756 on

      Fuck that shit I will buy 2 AC-s for next year and don’t care if I end up in jail

    18. LatterEstimate3027 on

      Sorry for my question but I read several times AC is forbidden in Switzerland. Can someone show me where I can find the detailed law?

    19. What saddens me the most is that we’ll have almost 50º here in Switzerland within 20 years and we can’t do nothing about it. While you’re trying your best to lower your carbon emissions, there’s some rich people out there who pollute as much in one day as a one of us during one year…

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