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By TPN, in News · 06 Jul 2021, 09:04 · 2 Comments
Following an unseasonably cold start to the month of July, the thermometers are once again on the rise with the highest temperatures expected in the Alentejo region.
In the Algarve it will be feeling hot with temperatures peaking at 37 degrees with blue skies and light winds on Saturday and Sunday.
In Lisbon it will be feeling a little cooler with highs of 34 degrees and lows of 17 degrees, while in Porto, intermittent cloud cover is expected with highs of 27 degrees.
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Global warming is real, due to greenhouse gases effect. The world ???? has to be more strict on stopping pollution and gases, that keep the heat in under the sky. Otherwise the world will keep warming up, until everything on earth will egnite in fire. Forests will burn in flames, and people will die from the heat and smog. By Tony, from Canada
By Tony from Other on 07 Jul 2021, 21:11
Global warming will cause droughts, the water will evaporate with the heat. Agriculture will dry up, domestic animals will die, causing famines world wide. Temperatures will heat up to the point of no return. It's time to be more strict on greenhouse gases, that hold on the heat. By Tony, from Canada
By Tony from Other on 07 Jul 2021, 21:25