Extreme Heat is bad for your long term health.

@ 11:33am, 62.6°F, 80% humidity, ENE 1.3 mph wind, partly cloudy, rain 0.01”, monthly 0.01”

I’ve seen this before, from other sources if you are one of those CNN haters (because the red hats told you to hate it while trusting faux news that had to pay out a huge sum in court for being the actual fake news…)

https://www.cnn.com/2025/07/25/climate/heat-speed-up-biological-aging?Date=20250725&Profile=CNN,CNN+International&utm_content=1753451485&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR5zQvfaJmH24h31iFs04-taM2sbxNatagNXDVzsiCwlT-nPF9LUIFjHlb9g3A_aem_n4ybBy04KHsHbuzTHF7KAg

I post this from a cool 61 degree mid day where I am. Extreme heat is still rare in my location (one of the reasons I chose this location….). Hey, maybe someday I can grow a watermelon up here (I joke…kinda. It might happen.)

Hope the good people have ways of staying cool on these extreme events (which will happen more and more often and include wet bulb effect). maybe someday will finally say enough is enough and migrate to safer zones like I’ve been pleading for people do for years now.