Rinnebäck Ravine 2018-07-08 by T.Rex
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Rinnebäck Ravine, July 8, 2018, 10:00.
This is the Rinnebäck ravine, a nature preserve, just west of Lund. There is almost no water flowing, indicating a severe water shortage in Lund and also Sweden in general. Temperatures have been around 30 degrees Celcius (86 Farenheit) and higher. VERY humid (anyone want to take a salty shower with clothes on?)! The weather has been like this all of June.
There have been discussions concerning water for cattle and for horses. And horses drink a LOT. And nobody would slaughter a horse. People are wondering how much longer before we receive rain. I recall it was like this last summer, too.
Here we can talk "global warming", except this isn't global. And this past winter, as the winter before, was cold as could be. Global warming? From looking at solar activity, my bet is swinging solar activity. Now, how do we deal with THAT?
I'm not writing "Enjoy" since I'm sweating and it feels like a hot, muggy Philadelphia summer.
Comments (4)
durleybeachbum
Goodness, horrific!
MagikUnicorn
Excellent
vechtdalcollege
Hi man, it's here the same as with you. Until now, little fires ,but this cann't go on this way.All houses must save water, so I have a shower once a week.LOL Everywere here in Holland it is very dry and they say the end is not near. We can just hope for some rain here and there with you. Salute and courage, Gerrit.
Richardphotos
we recently had 4 inches of rain in less than 3 hours, but the ground looks just like it was before the rain. there are people that eats horse meat