If you move the US cross the pond and keep the same latitude, this is where the US would be. It can give an idea why the Southern States tend to run a little warm.
96-100+ Degrees F, To Hot For Me!
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That is so interesting and thanks for posting.
We went to Lisbon this morning early and was a comfortable early twenties.
When we returned it started at 29 and by the time we arrived home in the Alentejo it had reached 36,we live less than 200 Kms south of Lisbon but of course don't profit from the coastal breeze from the Atlantic,being inland.
We went to Lisbon this morning early and was a comfortable early twenties.
When we returned it started at 29 and by the time we arrived home in the Alentejo it had reached 36,we live less than 200 Kms south of Lisbon but of course don't profit from the coastal breeze from the Atlantic,being inland.
So, you work at a power generation plant?
Yes sir.
I work for a big telecomm company maintaining the equipment and backup generators that power the telecommunications network. We take 480v or 208v AC, turn it into 52v DC, and feed the hungry computers.
We generate 500 megawatts at 141,000 volts. Looking at adding another 1000 MW at 240,000 volts. It's possible the extra 1000 will hit the line when I retire.
That's definitely not a small plant! How much of the 500MW supports/backs up solar or wind farms? I know the general public is not supposed to know about that.
96-100 F ...thats like --- uhm Wed. here in the Central Fl Swamps.......and most everyday lol
No wind or solar in our system.That's definitely not a small plant! How much of the 500MW supports/backs up solar or wind farms? I know the general public is not supposed to know about that.
You guys are shocking and electrifying 
