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Behind the Aegis

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9. I think LA, Miami, and Minneapolis are doing this.

Reply to denbot (Reply #7)

Thu Jun 23, 2022, 03:02 AM

Jun 2022

I think there is one other city but I can't remember which. The ranking depends on the city and its climate, so something in Miami wouldn't necessarily be the same as a "named" heatwave in LA or Minneapolis.

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In world's first, Spain's Seville to name and classify heatwaves [View all] Lil Liberal Laura Jun 2022 OP

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Jun 2022 #1

We name Hurricanes because they're Dangerous Lil Liberal Laura Jun 2022 #2

This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Jun 2022 #11

Actually, naming them might bring peoples' attention to how dangerous they really are. Behind the Aegis Jun 2022 #10

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Its already done by naming scorching desert winds pfitz59 Jun 2022 #3

I don't like storms, hurricanes, etc. having names. Harker Jun 2022 #4

Our heat waves last nine months! LeftInTX Jun 2022 #5

Wee bit of trivia NullTuples Jun 2022 #6

We need to adapt that system. denbot Jun 2022 #7

I think LA, Miami, and Minneapolis are doing this. Behind the Aegis Jun 2022 #9

I just saw something on this. Behind the Aegis Jun 2022 #8