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@OthrVirginiaGuy @wedgewoodpol @ed_dems I feel like I’m that scenario Maine would probably do the same in retaliation tbf tho.

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3 weeks ago

@Bhess @fluffyfiberrawr @garcon_com70968 @Timstillherelol Anti-American Polish person is a funny bit. This person doesn't remotely represent most of the Polish population. Poles are some of the most pro-American people lmao.

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3 weeks ago

@fluffyfiberrawr @garcon_com70968 @Timstillherelol Tbf the US did offer every eastern bloc country money. The Soviet Union was not letting that happen tho and threatened any government who tried to take it.

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4 weeks ago

@gritzano @jjwardyjj @Gerald33738254 @RobSchlue Everyone says this about where they live. The reality is Western Europe has the most stable temperatures in the temperate zones due to moderation from the Gulf Stream. Sure temperature changes but the changes there are not as extreme as other temperate climate zones.

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4 weeks ago

@jjwardyjj @Gerald33738254 @RobSchlue And DC is far from the worst, our temperature changes are moderated by the App Mountains and Atlantic Ocean. In the Midwest they get even more extreme swings sometimes.

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4 weeks ago

@jjwardyjj @Gerald33738254 @RobSchlue Trust me the temperature changes much much more quickly in the United States. Back in March in DC we went from 86 F/30 C to below freezing and accumulating snow within a 6 hour period.

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4 weeks ago

@MetsFanInTexas @ZhouJaron 2008 would've been a disaster for Republicans if Cheney was the nominee. Biden didn't run because of the death of Beau/the fact Hillary already pretty much had the full backing of the dem party.

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4 weeks ago

@sirchadius @SuddhodanaG @LuftkoppTim They're crying because of their refusal to get AC. In their defense this type of weather only happens a few weeks a year total.

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4 weeks ago

@sirchadius @SuddhodanaG @LuftkoppTim Basically US weather is just more extreme in pretty much all directions typically lol.

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4 weeks ago

@sirchadius @SuddhodanaG @LuftkoppTim Different airmasses in the fall/winter/spring. Their air masses from the north altantic are wetter than the dry polar air masses that the United States gets.

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4 weeks ago

@sirchadius @SuddhodanaG @LuftkoppTim I can tell you during the hottest days in the summer months Europe's heat is always very dry. Their heat source is the Sahara Desert which brings a very dry heat. It's not like the E US or Asia where the heat source is the wet Gulf of Mexico or Indian Ocean.

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4 weeks ago

@jakonian Except it's not humid heat, it's dry heat.

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4 weeks ago

@KevH404 @tylerhmead High relative humidity at night is normal, the temperature always moves towards the dewpoint at night. The relative humidity is almost always high at night. The real problem is when you also have high relative humidity in the daytime.

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4 weeks ago

@sirchadius @SuddhodanaG @LuftkoppTim Also the relative humidity is not remotely notable for this heat, this is pretty damn dry heat. The north/Ireland are just cooler too, not actually getting a humid heat, just temp is closer to dewpoint.

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4 weeks ago

@sirchadius @SuddhodanaG @LuftkoppTim Yes but I also fundamentally disagree with your statement. The heat and humidity in Europe doesn't come anywhere close to comparing to the eastern US, S/E Asia, and the tropics, if you consider all factors. The difference is most in euro don't have AC or the infrastructure for it

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4 weeks ago

@sirchadius @SuddhodanaG @LuftkoppTim These three are directly related. Dew Point/Temp = relative humidity. It's more complicated than one being better than the other, you need all three to get a complete picture. Dewpoint generally gives the most information, since the temp can't be lower than the dewpoint.

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4 weeks ago

@sirchadius @SuddhodanaG @LuftkoppTim At a certain point the temperature compared to your body temp is so low it doesn't matter. 75 degrees with a 70 degree dewpoint isn't as bad as 90 degrees with a 70 degree dewpoint. Also because the dews are so low in Europe the relative humidity is lower when there's heat.

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4 weeks ago

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4 weeks ago

@sirchadius @SuddhodanaG @LuftkoppTim Hotter air can hold more moisture and it's hotter in the US/Asia overall. Even tho the relative humidity is lower, there is still greater total moisture content in the air and it feels worse.

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4 weeks ago

@sirchadius @SuddhodanaG @LuftkoppTim No it's the opposite, relative humidity is how saturated the air is, it pretty much just measure whether you'll get fog or mist. Cooler air is easier to saturate which is why relative humidity is higher in Europe. Dewpoint is the measure of total moisture volume.