Not only did the French women’s soccer (they call it football) lose to the USA, but the nation saw its highest ever recorded temperature today. In southern France one town recorded 45.9 degree Celsius (centigrade). Quick conversion for us Yanks, 9/5 x C, plus 32…and you get a Fahrenheit temp over 114 degrees. Even down in the oven Sahara they would find that to be warm…and that;s where this weather has come from.
Posted by: atowhee | June 28, 2019
HOT TIME IN FRANCE
Posted in global warming, Uncategorized | Tags: France, record heat
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