Pretty sure that it depends on where you live.

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Yeah. Actually, according to this, it doesn't typically affect summer weather in North America. Huh.

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NOAA_Nino.jpg

The maps show how El Niño commonly affects Northern Hemisphere winter and summer climate patterns around the globe. Notice that there are no consistent impacts on North America during the summer months, while areas around the tropics and Southern Hemisphere subtropics (Australia, for example) experience impacts in both seasons.

https://lemmy.today/pictrs/image/60756922-0a1e-4fee-b7de-2882681bd881.jpeg

Is going to? It actually is. We are rn putting alarms to open the house on the half an hour where the temperature drops below 23°C. We have 31 days and 24 nights. The usual here on hot season is 16 nights and 24 days so we don't even have air conditioning. We literally are strategically airing the house to cool it a little bit...

El Niño's still around? I haven't heard that name since I was a kid in the 90s! When's it going to mature into El Adulto already? Like seriously, grow up and get a job already!

That's completely irrelevant to me and many others, just 30°C is enough for use to go into that mode. I don't like heat, it just makes me feel bad.

The british invented climate change cuz they were jelous of the mediterranean

Plus hiking is more of a before sunrise activity

Unless its during the time where night is still hot then maybe hangout at the library if possible

No, itd have the face of a baby

Mario say no and jump over like hop scotch dip n duck dive o rama

Drat! You totally had me fooled until I opened that!

get a portable ac, even a used (working) one is better than nothing. just seal the exhaust in a window well enough. i live in one of the coldest countries but even i can't survive the summer without two of those

And I thought I had it hard...

Go to mountains

I live on a small homestead with livestock. There's lots to do on my days off my regular job.

Everything gets done in the morning. Because once it it's 1300 it's inside or else.

It's like if the Riddick franchise owned a farm.

Fresh out of high school, I got a job unloading 18 wheeler with produce. Boss only cared about the freezer using PPE and most just had the bottoms on.

I just take a cold shower ever few hours, not even a real shower basically a rinse takes two minutes and doesn't cost more in electricity. I just feel bad telling people to use electricity to stay cool if it was that easy they would have already spent the money but for some reason they can't.

I think it's starting to calm a little, but yes it's been unbearable here in South India ;-;