Heat

2022 - 7 - 29

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'Very hot' - heat duration records cold fall in Northwest (The Journal)

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Extreme heat is forecast to stretch through the weekend in the Pacific Northwest and authorities are investigating whether ...

(Kori Suzuki/The Seattle Times via AP) (AP Photo/Craig Mitchelldyer) (AP Photo/Craig Mitchelldyer) (Kori Suzuki/The Seattle Times via AP) "I didn't expect to get these crazy heat waves in the summer. The Pacific Northwest is bracing for a major heat wave, with temperatures forecast to top 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37.8 Celsius) in some places this week as climate change fuels longer hot spells in a region where such events were historically uncommon. Oregon Gov. Kate Brown declared a state of emergency across much of the state, warning the extreme temperatures may cause utility outages and transportation disruptions. (AP Photo/Gillian Flaccus) Brian Gadzuk, 56, clears out the trunk of his Jeep to make space for a new air conditioning unit in the parking lot of McLendon Hardware in Renton, Wash., on Sunday, July 24, 2022. (AP Photo/Gillian Flaccus) Follow her on Twitter. Many of those who died were older and lived alone.

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Miami Heat's Duncan Robinson Linked In A Potential Trade (Sports Illustrated)

The Miami Heat's offseason rumors continue to circulate as they are now being linked to Dallas Mavericks power forward Davis Bertans.

He shoots 43 percent from the field and 40 percent from the 3-point line. Bertans averages eight points, two rebounds, one assist, 0.4 steals, and 0.4 blocks. He averages 11 points, two rebounds, one assist, 0.5 steals, and 0.2 blocks.

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'Very hot' – heat duration records could fall in Northwest (The Seattle Times)

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Extreme heat is forecast to stretch through the weekend in the Pacific Northwest and authorities are investigating whether ...

Follow her on Twitter. Many of those who died were older and lived alone. Record heat was also forecast again Friday across northern Nevada, where Reno reached a record-high of 103 F (39.4 C) on Thursday, breaking the old mark of 102 F (38.9C) set in 1971 and 2016, and South Lake Tahoe, California, where 92 F (33.3 C) on Thursday erased the previous record of 90 F (32.2c) set in 2016. Temperatures in Oregon’s largest city are forecast to soar to 101 degrees Fahrenheit (38.3 Celsius) again on Friday. On Tuesday, Portland set daily record 102 F (38.9 C). Portland, too, could be on track to break a record for the duration of the hot spell About 800 people died in Oregon, Washington and British Columbia during that heat wave, which hit in late June and early July. The temperature at the time soared to an all-time high of 116 F (46.7 C) in Portland and smashed heat records in cities and towns across the region. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Extreme heat is forecast to stretch through the weekend in the Pacific Northwest and authorities are investigating whether triple-digit temperatures were to blame for the deaths of at least four people.

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Beating the heat | sportanddev.org (sportanddev.org)

The sports sector can also contribute to reduce and counteract the causes of the climate change and heat waves, by implementing measures that reduce emissions ...

Another goal is to reduce the pollution of water by microplastics, and given that one of the main effects of heat waves are droughts, preserving the quality and availability of fresh water is essential for combating water shortages and dehydration. The sports sector can also contribute to reduce and counteract the causes of the climate change and heat waves, by implementing measures that reduce emissions and waste, and increase the efficiency in the use of the resources. - The Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) is installing solar panels in sports facilities, as a way to provide with sustainable and accessible energy to the sports activities.

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7 Movies in Which Heat Is a Main Character (Gizmodo)

In Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing, a summer heat wave descends on Brooklyn, pushing neighbors into the streets and stirring up boiling resentments.

In Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing, a summer heat wave descends on Brooklyn, pushing neighbors into the streets and stirring up boiling resentments. Here are some of my favorite movies in which sweltering temperatures drive the plot forward. The heat is less of an environmental setting and more of a character unto itself.

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Like other climate emergencies, heat wave hits the poorest ... (OPB News)

Rory Lidster, 55, right, and Amanda Marshall, 41, unpack after checking into a cooling center in Portland, Ore., Tuesday, July 26, 2022. Temperatures are ...

At Blanchet House, a nonprofit in downtown Portland, staff have been handing out slips of paper with cooling center information to guests who line up for dinner. A nurse was on hand and able to revive him with electrolyte packets and cooling towels. With the cooling shelters not yet open, she headed to the library Monday. In Portland, one of the primary challenges has been educating people that the centers exist. It was doable in the shade, Lidster said, except sometimes, while he fell asleep, the shade turned to sun and he’d wake up drenched in sweat. They’d previously been camping under the canopy of a small cherry orchard nearby.

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Triple-digit heat suspected in 4 deaths in Oregon: "Don't consider ... (CBS News)

The Oregon State Medical Examiner's Office said at least three people have died from suspected hyperthermia during the heat wave in Multnomah County, which is ...

"He was in his tent for like a week and the smell, that's how they figured out that he was dead," Taylor said. A police animal control officer responded to calls from concerned neighbors and found the 5-year-old dog named Enzo in "severe distress." Farther south, the National Weather Service issued a heat advisory on Wednesday for western Nevada and northeast California that is set to last from the late Thursday morning until Saturday night. The officer took life-saving measures, moving the dog inside and trying to cool him down, but Enzo died, KING5 reported. "In the past three days, hospitals have treated 13 people for heat illness, when they would normally expect to see two or three." He said the heat in his tent was almost unbearable. I still pay my employees when we're closed like this because they have to pay the bills too, but for a small business it's not good," he said Tuesday. William Nonluecha, who lives in a tent in Portland, sought out shade with some friends as the temperature soared Wednesday afternoon. Other regions of the U.S. often experience temperatures of 100 degrees. Multnomah County said its four emergency overnight cooling shelters were at half capacity on Tuesday with 130 people spending the night. And we're very concerned about the fact that this happens so early in the event." The state has roasted since Monday and temperatures at or near triple digits were forecast into the weekend.

Dangerous Heat Wave Reaches into Northern U.S. Rockies (Flathead Beacon)

MISSOULA –A heat wave that's been scorching the Pacific Northwest and is suspected in several deaths will create dangerous weather conditions in the ...

They said that would put people at heightened risk of heat-related illnesses. Authorities in Oregon were investigating if the triple digit temperatures that descended on the Pacific Northwest region this week were to blame for the deaths of at least four people. Heat warnings and advisories were in effect for north central Idaho and western Montana through Sunday. Forecasters said temperatures could top 105 degrees Fahrenheit ( 40.5 Celsius) in some areas.

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Dutch collective funds expansion of green heating network to ... (ThinkGeoEnergy)

The expansion of the heating network to Wilgenlei is one of 12 collective heating projects under the NieuweWarmteNu! consortium supported by the National ...

NWN! is currently supporting 12 concrete collective heat projects and the demonstration of 6 innovations. “We at the Wilgenlei Heat Cooperative are very pleased with this boost in terms of sustainability,” said Wilgenlei Heat Cooperative Chairman Maikel van den Berg ” A heat network like this will help us to look for a solution not individually, but together. As some of the greenhouses in Lansingerland are already connected to a heat network that uses residual heat and geothermal heat, the parties have applied for Wilgenlei to also be connected to the network.

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Heat wave scorches Pacific Northwest, echoing brutal 2021 stretch (NBC News)

Extreme heat is suspected in at least four deaths in Oregon as the Pacific Northwest continues to bake Friday in a prolonged heat wave, which has exceeded.

Last year was a one-off and a fluke event in many ways, but not in most of the ways that matter.” “We will see an increase of nighttime heat waves in the city. “We were scrambling to catch up during the heat dome last year.” June 2021’s heat wave was “ virtually impossible,” according to some experts, if not for the impacts of climate change. It’s an investment that could pay off in the future. While damaging, the impacts of the heat wave remained less significant through Friday compared to the heat dome last year, which stunned the Pacific Northwest as temperatures in some places soared five degrees or more past all-time highs. The above-average snowpack and a cool spring meant the Columbia River was flowing with cool temperatures preferred by salmon, trout and other species. “The flows are looking pretty good.” The true toll is likely higher, as heat often exacerbates concerns like heart or kidney conditions but isn’t implicated directly in official death data. “We’ve done our work to improve our systems.” A fourth possible heat-related death was reported in Umatilla County, on the state’s east side, according to Oregon Public Broadcasting. Parts of the inland Northwest, which are more accustomed to searing temperatures, neared 110 degrees at times this week.

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Pacific Northwest may set records for heat duration (Los Angeles Times)

Extreme heat is forecast (again) through the weekend in the Pacific Northwest. Triple-digit temperatures are suspected in the deaths of at least four ...

Portland, too, could be on track to break a record for the duration of the hot spell Many of those who died were older and lived alone. Portland and Seattle could be on track to break records for the duration of the hot spell.

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