30th July 2026 Got out and about for the first time in nearly a week after a particularly nasty dose of sinus garbage. Much enjoyed!!!
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David Jones
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HISTORIC HEAT WAVE IN FRANCE 43 DEGREES DOZENS OF RECORDS PULVERIZED Once again,European climatic history is being rewritten. 95 Monthly records just today,just in France,8 of which are all time records (red ones,see list by Meteociel below) Next post:Germany and Switz Records
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Wednesday El Niño update - Some notable warming across a large part of the eastern half of the tropical Pacific Ocean during the last 7 days. And an ongoing strong westerly wind burst will continue to strengthen El Niño even further toward record territory. Data from NOAA OISSTv2.1. 🌊
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The UK Environment Agency declares ‘Flash Drought’ in the UK - a very rapid drying of the landscape due to low rainfall and high temperatures & evaporation. Flash drought is an emerging problem in Australia and the US, incredible to hear it mentioned in the UK. #newclimate
Ian HallMore than half of England officially in drought, the Environment Agency says England received just 7% of expected rainfall in July and only 1% in the south. Notably, the news report makes no explicit mention of climate change. Come on, @bbcnewsunofficial.bsky.social www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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New post out on Weather West on the upcoming intense, double-peaked heatwave event in the Pacific Southwest. What are the (indirect) links to Hurricane Genevieve? (Substantial.) And also: will California see an uptick in wildfire activity? (Probably yes.)
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Down to the wire in Denver as well as nationally. Denver's July avg thru 7/28 is 78.8F, well ahead of all other months on record except for July 2012 (78.9F). Forecast thru Fri is ever so slightly milder. So most likely July will be Denver's second-hottest month in 155 years of recordkeeping.
Climatologist49It's going to be a close call, but it now appears more likely than not that July 2026 will be the warmest month on record in the Contiguous U.S. As of today, we are essentially tied with July 1936 and July 2012. 🔥
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"This drought isn't just about a lack of rain," said Prof @hayleyjfowler.bsky.social of @newcastleuni.bsky.social University. "It's the result of hotter temperatures from a #climate, rising water demand, ageing infrastructure and too much water being lost through leaks."
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More than 700 MW of rooftop solar was added to Australia’s main grid in the past three months, helping drive wholesale electricity prices in the country’s National Electricity Market to their lowest June quarter average since 2020. www.pv-magazine.com/2026/07/28/r...