So far, I'm not a huge fan of the anthropocene.
Hey, try to see the silver lining: it won't be a particular long era.
I saw only the main photo at first and thought, did St. Paul’s shrink that much?
Well, the silver lining is that it's good for finding parchmarks and old unknown archaeological sites.
And lots of sunken Nazi ships in rivers
So basically Los Angeles, with possibly less fire.
Looks like a still from the original Fallout
How hot was it there? Looks more like drought. This spring/early summer was very dry. Had some rain in july but nothing that reached deeper into the soil.
Aren't (big) heatwaves usually followed by droughts?
I mean, huge high-pressure fronts tend to chase away clouds and thereby rain, causing a stark rise in temperature, and ultimately resulting in a drought.
Mind you, this is off the top of my head, so feel free to correct me.
That looks awful, but I think that's mostly a testament to awful taste (planting huge areas of grass) rather than the weather. Grass looks like that after pretty mild weather.
You must be kidding. Pretty mild weather is the embodiment of UK weather and when its regular pretty mild weather in the UK this place (the last image in the post) looks like that:
That still looks awful to me.
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