America is being severely impacted by climate change (America Is Warming 68% Faster Than The Rest Of The Planet Confirming Previous Site Claims). Last week South Florida recorded the hottest days in the history of the U.S. State of Florida. It was sweltering especially for the month of May. This keeps happening regarding new records being set over the past few years, as the climate is changing and in a negative manner. However, the Biden administration does not know what it is doing regarding the climate, and it is imperiling the lives of millions of people.

Some do not see the seriousness of it all, but on its current path if not reversed, these consistently rising temperatures will lead to skin blistering, heat strokes, and death. The increasing temperatures will intensify hurricanes and kill people when storm surges hits 40-feet in the air, and rain falls so much and with such intensity, it accumulates and causes increased loss of life and property. The entire eastern seaboard is at risk of deluge and far sooner than scientists originally projected. As stated previously on the site, places like New York City, Florida and Washington, DC, among other places, are in severe climate danger.

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South Florida cities break record-high temperatures Wednesday amid week of heat

PUBLISHED: May 15, 2024 at 11:19 a.m. | UPDATED: May 15, 2024 at 6:36 p.m. - Wednesday was the hottest, most miserable day of what forecasters said is likely to be a week of hazardous heat. Both Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach broke previous record-high temperatures while Miami tied its record.

Fort Lauderdale reached a high of 96 degrees Wednesday, breaking its record for May 15 of 95 degrees set in 1938, said National Weather Service Miami meteorologist Chuck Caracozza. West Palm Beach peaked at 98 degrees, breaking its record of 94 degrees for the date in 1922. Miami tied its 1995 record of 96 degrees.

Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach also broke record-high temperatures for the date on Saturday while the record-high temperatures for Friday were tied in Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach and Miami. Temperatures in the mid-90s were expected across the region Wednesday, with southwest winds of 11 mph to 15 mph, and gusts as high as 23 mph. The winds “will continue to result in well above-normal temperatures each day through the weekend,” the weather service said...

https://www.sun-sentinel.com

Dangerous, early-season heat in Florida made five times more likely by climate change

Florida is poised to experience a period of unusually hot conditions made more than five times more likely by human-caused climate change.

Over the next several days, especially between May 14-16, much of Florida will experience temperatures above 90°F. The intensity of the heat and humidity and the fact that this is arriving early in the season makes this event especially dangerous. Human-caused climate change has made these conditions more than five times more likely. 

Daytime temperatures are expected to exceed 90°F across Florida this week. This forecast extreme heat will be combined with high humidity, leading to dangerous heat index values between 100°F and 105°F. Overnight low temperatures will run 5°-10°F above average. Record nighttime warmth is possible in metropolitan areas in South Florida. Low temperatures near or above 80°F are expected in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Naples.

Heat advisories could be issued for the first time in 2024 in South Florida. Many cities will experience extended periods of extreme heat. See table below for the 11 cities most impacted. How has climate change influenced this heat?

Daily average temperatures are expected to reach Climate Shift Index (CSI) levels of 5 in Central and Southern Florida. A CSI level 5 indicates that human-caused climate change made this excessive heat at least five times more likely, signifying an exceptional climate change event...

https://www.climatecentral.org

Dangerous heat envelops Florida with feels-like temperatures topping 100 degrees

Published May 15, 2024 9:15pm EDT - This week, temperatures will feel more like August for Florida. Heat index values will surpass 100 degrees for many places in the Sunshine State, with temperatures well above average for mid-May. The NWS warns of extreme heat in South Florida for the next couple of days.

MIAMI – A spring heat wave is baking parts of South Florida beginning Wednesday and through the rest of the week, with feels-like temperatures surpassing 100 degrees. Daytime heating with temperatures above 90 degrees and high dew points will lead to dangerous warmth south of the Interstate 4 corridor and throughout South Florida. This early-season heat wave is particularly dangerous for millions at risk of extreme heat in South Florida because these temperatures are more on par with August, not mid-May.

https://www.foxweather.com

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