Anonymous
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6/26/2025, 3:11:41 AM
No.508745317
6/26/2025, 3:11:41 AM
No.508745317
>>508709719
This is useless because all metropolitan areas around the world have become urban heat islands since the post-ww2 industrial boom. Millions of tons of asphalt & concrete have been poured in Madrid over the past several decades, which absorb and emit heat. There are now far more vehicles, industrial sites, and other heat-emitting objects, contributing to localized heat. Madrid in particular has immense urban density and a robust highway network going through the city. You'd have to be a complete dullard to not think the city was going to be several degrees locally warmer now, on average, than it used to be.
This is useless because all metropolitan areas around the world have become urban heat islands since the post-ww2 industrial boom. Millions of tons of asphalt & concrete have been poured in Madrid over the past several decades, which absorb and emit heat. There are now far more vehicles, industrial sites, and other heat-emitting objects, contributing to localized heat. Madrid in particular has immense urban density and a robust highway network going through the city. You'd have to be a complete dullard to not think the city was going to be several degrees locally warmer now, on average, than it used to be.