Hungary became a desert

[Blondie]

Hungary is experiencing its worst drought nowadays, the country became a desert:











It is time to destroy the myth that Hungary belong to temperate climate zone, its definitely mediterranean.

[Aspirin]

Looks nice in fact, less worse than my area.

[Universe]

Hungary is experiencing its worst drought nowadays, the country became a desert:

That doesn't even look like an actual desert, it still has some plants. Poland has a "desert" too: https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comm...nt_outside_of/

It is time to destroy the myth that Hungary belong to temperate climate zone

I think you wanted to say Hungary's climate is not continental. Mediterranean climate is part of the temperate climate zone.

In some climate classifications, the temperate zone may be divided into several smaller climate zones, based on monthly temperatures, the coldest month, and rainfall. These include subtropical zone humid subtropical climate and Mediterranean climate, and middle latitude zone oceanic, and continental climate. [8]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperate_climate

I'ts definitely mediterranean.

I don't think so.

[щрбл]

It looks strangely beautiful.
Without being necessarily into conspiracies and world economical collapse, as prices are going up, arable land is getting smaller and energy getting rarer,
it wouldn't be a bad idea to start stashing food and moving towards being self sufficient in general.

[щрбл]

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[Universe]

It looks strangely beautiful.
Without being necessarily into conspiracies and world economical collapse, as prices are going up, arable land is getting smaller and energy getting rarer,
it wouldn't be a bad idea to start stashing food and moving towards being self sufficient in general.

If some regions of earth become uninhabitable because of global warming, that also means some regions that were previously too cold, will become habitable/arable.

[Blondie]

Na megjött a teszkós xmen

That doesn't even look like an actual desert

It does.

I don't think so.

I think so.

[lei.talk]

[Faklon]

Looks like a Steppe and is pretty different than the Mediterranean where a desert would still be something unseen.

Hungarians are becoming again Steppe warriors against Eurocracy.

[щрбл]

If some regions of earth become uninhabitable because of global warming, that also means some regions that were previously too cold, will become habitable/arable.

That's an extremely bold statement
I suppose it would be true if the idea of small climate changes resulting in small variations in our environment holds true and I don't think I have heard someone serious supporting it or saying "Naaaah, it's going to be fine"
If +2°C to global temperature would make it hard for everyone in two decades, +5°C will make it hell on Earth, including Northern Finland