All you had to do was turn your air conditioning up to 80, but, no, you wanted to be selfish
Overheated world alert #ClimateCrisisScam https://t.co/6ibL9gLYWu
— William Teach2 ??????? #refuseresist (@WTeach2) July 30, 2021
From the article
Temperatures dropped across Brazil on Thursday – with rare snowfall overnight in some places – as a polar air mass advanced toward the center-south of the global agricultural powerhouse, threatening coffee, sugarcane and orange crops with frost.
Cars, streets and highways were blanketed in ice while people took the opportunity to take pictures and play in the snow, building snowmen.
“I am 62 years old and had never seen the snow, you know? To see nature’s beauty is something indescribable,” said truck driver Iodor Goncalves Marques in Cambara do Sul, a municipality of Rio Grande do Sul state, speaking to TV Globo network.
More than 40 cities in the state of Rio Grande do Sul had icy conditions and at least 33 municipalities had snow, reported the meteorology company Somar Meteorologia.
Unusually cold weather in Brazil has already sent international prices for coffee and sugar higher and Friday was forecast to be the coldest day of the year, according to Marco Antonio dos Santos, a partner at weather consultancy firm Rural Clima.
The temperatures could be the lowest in 65 years. So, you know what’s coming next, right?
I live in Brazil and I’ve never seen snow, though I always wanted to.
However, I dont wanna see snow under this condition, the condition of a climate and ecological breakdown.
This is part of the climate crisis and people are dying, crops are being lost…#FaceTheClimateEmergency https://t.co/ShUszjNNMs— Joao Duccini (@Johnkerrrrr) July 29, 2021
Snow in Brazil??… how can anyone deny climate change at this point https://t.co/2Z4AOLL3WF
— Bey Bey ???? (@creolequeenb) July 29, 2021
Did anybody see what's going on in Brazil today midsummer snow oh my God if this isn't climate-changing what else can we call this.
— Megan?????????????????? (@Megan05873216) July 30, 2021
https://twitter.com/DomDeleuze/status/1420792665038282757
Sigh.
Brazil sees a rare snowfall. They key word is rare and means it has snowed before and probably will snow again sometime in the future.
Well, I did not drive my fossil-fueled F-150 today, but I did yesterday, so I’ll accept some of the credit for giving kids who’ve never seen snow before a chance!