How climate change is affecting Oregon’s heat wave 

They've explained the evidence for decades. You not understanding doesn't stop it from happening.

@@AdamtheRed- They've made false predictions for decades. Your credulity for myths knows no bounds, apparently.

@@markpaul1383even if predictions are off it doesn’t change the fact that temps ARE rising year to year and that we are now seeing blatant affects on weather.

@@Timorias If it is getting warmer, (no simple or small thing to be able to measure the temperature of Earth over a sufficient enough period to really have a sense of it), it could still be a part of what Earth has always done, continues to do, and will continue to do. In the meantime, we'll make strides toward being able to produce cleaner energy.

@@markpaul1383 In terms of very recent times, it has been getting hotter. We have been consistently and accurately keeping track since 1850. At least up to that point, whether or not it’s getting hotter is a forgone conclusion. In case of Earth’s entire history, from what records we have, such a rapid increase in such a short amount of time has NEVER happened. It usually takes at least 1000 years for these changes in the fastest of cases. To even entertain that stance you would have to dismiss the enormous amount of evidence pointing to humans being the cause. Then you would have to assume we either somehow missed such a blatantly sharp increase in the past or concede that this just so happens to be the first time Earth has ever heated in this way. You would also have to acknowledge the stark lack of evidence supporting it just being some natural cycle. All other cycles have reasonable explanations/theories attached to them (earth’s tilt, earth’s orbital fluctuations, a new species, meteor, volcanic events, etc.) This current warming has basically no natural explanation besides “there’s some nebulous reason we just don’t understand yet”. I could use the same logic to argue that it’s just magic.

Yes, let's all give up our jobs and take off weeks to go to the mountains, foolproof plan right there.

Please repeat any " scientific proof " . They didn't present any

​@@terenceflanagan1225facts have been presented for decades. Stupid people tend to either not understand or think it needs to have proof with every report.

Stupid people do tend to think that.

@@AdamtheRed- -OK Mr Genius. You're the expert.

@@AdamtheRed- -And a commie. 🤣

Don't confuse climate and weather there, kiddo.

@@DrthGrth - I don't . Have a nice day.

Not really hysteria, 70's to 80 are nice, but temps over 100 is rough on everyone. I try to go the higher elevations of the cascades when it is this hot, mountain lakes with snowmelt and subalpine ridges with sweeping views are both nice on a hot day.

more denial! It's a smooth brain!

@@AdamtheRed- Red for commie?