Picture the scene, you wake up minutes before sunrise, the weather report says the temperature is expected to hit very high and potentially dangerously high temperatures(this is for you people living in Thailand) and the pollution levels are high to dangerously high as well
What will your plans for the day be?
Thanks in advance
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TLDR : Answer Summary
In response to the uncomfortably hot and polluted conditions in Thailand, several community members shared their day plans. Suggestions included escaping to the islands, going back to sleep, using air conditioning and air purifiers, or swimming if pollution levels allow. The conversation also touched on historical temperature records in Thailand, with participants disputing claims about the highest temperatures ever recorded. Overall, the discussion highlighted the need for precautions during extreme weather and air quality concerns.
no, it isn't.The record high is 44.6, first achieved in 2016 in Mueang Mae Hong Son and then matched last week in Tak.
And before you point to a report at the Washington Post or other lazy media outlets, here's the TMD saying that Tak hit the equal record high of 44.6 Saturday last week.
Can you show me where my words hurt you? I googled highest all time temp in Thailand and that's what came back. You are welcome to believe it or dismiss it.
May I suggest, itβs the weekend, letβs move on, better still, virtual shake hands and move on, no benefit falling out over a simple and innocent Facebook post πππΌ
Same as it has for the last few months, but I might put the AC on earlier in the afternoon - no argument that it has been exceptionally hot in the last 2-3 weeks. Pollution levels I would test (like a fair few people in CM, I have a PM 2.5 measuring device) and ascertain whether it was safe to open the windows or whether I need to keep all the windows and doors closed due to high pollution and crank the air filters up.