Japanese Heat Wave

[Anonymous No.]

Even more casualties. Are these temperatures that unusual for Japan? Stay safe and hydrated, everyone.
https://japantoday.com/category/national/at-least-11-dead-sat.-as-heat-wave-continues-to-grip-japan

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>>19482216
How can someone die from 30~35C? Are nips made of ice or something?

[Anonymous No.]

I feel like I'm going to die from the heat too.

[Anonymous No.]

Climate change's a bitch.

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>>19482216
>35 C

What, is this the infernal heat nips like to complain about every time? By how much they complain in any form of media I thought they were talking about 40 C.

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>>19482216
>30C

Thats almost long sleeve shirt weather.

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>>19482260
>>19482303
>>19482335
>what is humidity

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>>19482291

keep repeating that to yourself until you are buried under 100m of ice

https://www.iceagenow.info/

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>>19482303
It's 38-40 that anon is retarded

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>>19482288
This. If only it wasn't so humid here too (USA)

>>19482303
>>19482335
You'd freeze to death in spring here.

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>>19482303
It was 39-40 in Kyoto.

t. was there last week

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>>19482216
It doesn't seem that bad, but my coworkers keep mentioning it and telling me to stay safe. Honestly last year seemed worse.

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>>19482635
it gets humid as fuck where I live too
nobody here dies because we aren't weak bodied yellowpeople

[Anonymous No.]

Sounds like the weather we're getting here. Those nips would be dropping like flies if they had to live in Texas.

[Anonymous No.]

It's a mix of the humidity and the heat. In Tokyo rn and sweating like a bitch, for more than Aussie summers for sure. A lot of those going down are from heat stroke which is understandable considering they wear suits all day everyday

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>>19482403
Nips are just weak. Why do you think they shut the fuck down from the common cold?
t. somebody that lives where it's at least 32c and 85% humidity

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>>19483379
>A lot of those going down are from heat stroke which is understandable considering they wear suits all day everyday
Couldn't their boss just enforce casual clothing with the intent of keeping his fucking employees alive? Surely this would be win-win?

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>>19485394
Japan takes their stuff very seriously. Give a man an inch of freedom and they’ll go nuts is what they’d believe

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>>19482216
Japs are the weakest link of the human race

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>>19485394

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>>19485802
japanese ""people"", everyone

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>>19485802
That's a little scary.

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>>19486825
You can say the same for other asians

[Anonymous No.]

A heat wave is a meteorological term and does not indicate levels of danger.

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a lot of elderly people with nobody around to care for them

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>>19487458

one of the victims was 6yo

[Anonymous No.]

It's finally 40c and I been standing long hours at construction site just now. Fuck this weather.

[Anonymous No.]

https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20180723/p2g/00m/0dm/062000c
>41.1°C record temperature
>another 6+ people dead

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Why don't they just sip water?

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>>19496851
They do, smaller pores for sweat to release.

Meanwhile I've been in Osaka since July and don't go outside from 11am till 8pm.

Why is it 95F at 9am

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Please stay safe, Japanese friends.

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>>19487458
Heard that was a problem in japan. How did it get so bad?

[Anonymous No.]

it's just as shitty in clapistan
i slept the afternoon away with most of my clothes off and a maxed out fan pointing at me the other day

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>>19497943
Considering Japan's birth numbers plenty of them probably don't have any kids at all, or other such relatives. As for how that happened, well, a lot of the world wonders as they're heading in that direction as well. Setting things up so women almost have to be housewives if they have any kids probably didn't help at least.

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>>19491789
>>19482216
17 people is fucking nothing, dudesters.

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>>19498640
https://www.newsweek.com/japan-heatwave-officially-declared-natural-disaster-1039717
>calling it a natural disaster now
>at least 65 dead and 22,600 hospitalized last week
>hottest month is still to come

[Anonymous No.]

The Japanese race is doomed.

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>>19498461
I see that you too, enjoy living life dangerously.

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>>19499083
>https://www.newsweek.com/japan-heatwave-officially-declared-natural-disaster-1039717

literally not on any Japanese news site

https://mainichi.jp/english/
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/

Western media once again sensationalizing a story

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>>19499844
https://mainichi.jp/articles/20180724/k00/00m/040/113000c

[Anonymous No.]

At least they don't have forest fires like me
My country is made of forest fires this summer

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>>19482846
Superior Blue Eyes White Human can survive upwards to 65C and 100% humidity.

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>>19482216
>dying from 35-40C aka 95-104F
Japs are weak as fuck. It was 118F in Phoenix yesterday and today looks to be just as hot.

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>>19504444
With half the humidity? Whooptyfuckindoo

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>>19504495
Bro, come to Phoenix and think for a second that so called dry heat is not as bad as a humid 95F. I lived both a tropical jungle climate and a hot desert climate like Phoenix and trust me, it sucks balls here. Much hotter than most places, except maybe Death Valley.

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>>19504511
At least you can actually breathe, retard

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>>19499083
At least in Shizuoka, it's really not that bad.

Actually it just rained so badly over here I pretty much walked through pools to get home

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>>19504523
>thinking he you can breathe when it's 120F and it's so dry it feels like being inside an oven
Top Cuck.

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>>19504824
Kill yourself out of /jp/

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>>19504834
Cringe

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>>19504824
It's been scientifically proven humid heat actually feels hotter than dry heat at higher temperatures due to your perspiration not being able to evaporate, even before accounting for the heavier atmosphere charged with water molecules which leads to lesser oxygen intake
So thanks for stopping by, but you can leave now

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>>19504926
95 F with high humidity is not as hot as true 120 F with low humidity you cuck. Just admit your japs you love so much are weaklings.

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>>19504995
I've experienced both, and while high 90's with high humidity isn't necessarily hotter, it's much heavier and all the moisture in the air makes things feel sticky. I would take high heat and low humidity over slightly lower heat and high humidity every day of the week.
That said, the problem isn't with the people themselves, it's that the idiots don't know how to live with it. They don't drink enough water, they spend too much time active outside, etc.

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>>19504824
Using the phrase cuck doesn’t help prove your case retard

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>>19500521
I feel bad for you Greeks, you just can't seem to catch a break in recent years.

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>>19504511
Yea, lived in Perth Australia one summer, dry 120F is easy compared to humid 100F

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>>19482260
Old people, tard.

[Anonymous No.]

Wrong fucking board.

This board is about otaku culture, not nature. Go to the traveling board.