Tag: extreme heat

The photograph shows two traffic light units mounted on a metal pole against a bright clear blue sky. The plastic casings of the traffic lights have fully melted, most likely caused by extremely high temperatures from a severe heatwave, or possibly a nearby fire. The top red light on the left traffic light is still partially intact and lit red, while the housings of the yellow and green lights below it have melted completely, with thick streams of molten green plastic dripping far down below the fixture. The right traffic light unit is also visibly warped and partially melted. The image acts as a humorous visual metaphor for uncomfortably sweltering weather conditions.

Melted Traffic Light Representing Extreme Heat

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This meme jokes about the severity of modern extreme heat exceeding past scientific warnings about global warming. The top text first notes that 20 years prior, scientists warned a 2°C global temperature rise would be catastrophic, followed by the punchline that the user's weather app is showing a 46°C temperature for the entire week. Below the text is a famous illustration of a shell-shocked, wide-eyed traumatized WWII soldier on a war-torn battlefield with tanks, smoke, and other exhausted soldiers in the background, used as a reaction visual to convey utter shock, dread, and disbelief at how much worse the heat and global warming outcomes are than previously feared.

Can't wait for the next ice age

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How It Feels To Buy Ice Cream In Southeast Asian Summer

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