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Cause of Heat Waves
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A heat wave is caused when a large mass of hot air becomes stationary over an area. You will see this a lot in tropical regions and when warm air masses from the Gulf move north.
One big solar flare is not enough energy to cause heat waves on Earth, but if the Sun got more active, had many more solar flares and gave off more light, it could cause heat waves. In the early 1800s, there was a mini-Ice Age that appears ...
Yes. Some parts of NYC already lost power,which is terrible considering that it's 104,but it feels like 115. I'm also using my laptop which is battery operated instead of the desktop PC (thankfully I have 2 of these batteries so that I don'...
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Simply put, YES, this heat wave could cause another major blackout in many areas. #1 People are going to use their A/C's just to use them. Right now it is so ridiculously hot, there is no cool wind and people are going to use their AC units...
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Hi Dorothy; GEESH, where do some people get the advice they give out? LOo No , the dog food has nothing to do with shedding. What the better dog food decrease is the amount of poop you have to scoop. The brands sold in grocery stores hav...
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Scientists are essentially still split on precise heat wave causes. Many firmly believe the true cause is global warming. Heat waves are alarmingly becoming much more frequent as a direct result of global warming, observe scientists who ana...
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Good question... Some people believe it is "the theory of Global warming", others think is is natural weather patterns.. We don't really understand weather, all they can do is attempt to predict it, and even then we are wrong most...
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Sudden waves of nausea and a feeling of being overheated, particularly if it is followed by chills, sounds like a virus. ChaCha!
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Sudden waves of nausea and a feeling of being overheated, particularly if it is followed by chills, sounds like a virus. ChaCha!
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I believe it could. Here's why: You are using up your energy and creating a lot of heat from your body, so you are needing to replenish your fluids-WATER! Between the hot weather and putting your body through that stress you are becoming de...
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