General Discussion

No one has A/C and those who do say it's too expensive to use. The humidity makes it worse. Climate Change is the cause and the cities aren't able to naturally cool down a lot at night.

If it's over 90°F I am miserable. Having lived in NYC and Philly when there was a heatwave I have great empathy for them.

A deadly heatwave in 1911 in the Northeastern cities killed hundreds of horses (before cars) and hundreds of people while also melting and warping railroad ties. People slept outside to get some relief, on apt building roof tops and in city parks, like they are doing in France now. "Hot town, Summer in the City" is no joke.