Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about the hottest day humans have ever measured,

the hottest day they have ever measured. The hottest day they have ever recorded. We're going to talk

about that record and we're going to talk about where that fits in to other

trends. So now that I've said that, obviously the question on

everybody's mind, when was it? The hottest day humanity has ever measured.

It was Monday. The hottest day on Earth.

The, uh... the the previous record you know the record that was set before that one

that was that was Sunday the day before.

Before those two it was July 6th, 2023.

The information is coming from a European Climate Service.

Now, surely you're going to have some people say, well, it's July, just, you know, a one-off event,

okay, a two-off event, you know, just abnormally hot, all of that stuff. I stuff I mean sure you can say that the problem

with that is that the earth has had 13 consecutive months of heat records.

It's here.

It's here.

And people want to debate about whether or not it's man-made. I'm going to suggest that the people

who said, hey, these emissions are going to cause this in the future and then what they

said was going to happen happened, I'm going to suggest that they're right and that yeah that's what it is.

It's not something that you can ignore until it goes away.

Doesn't work that way.

One of the important questions that you're going to have to ask yourself is who you want trying to mitigate this,

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