Doom Today: Don’t Have Caffeine Or Eat Heavy When It’s Warm Outside

Have I seen this type of doomsaying before? I’m not sure. But, the cult is always looking for new ways to doomsay

Millions warned not to drink coffee or eat heavy meals for days. Here’s what to know

It might still be chilly in the North, but millions of Americans in the Southwest are facing extreme heat warnings.

Per Newsweek, temperatures are as much as 30 degrees above the average for that part of the country. And the outlet reported that some of those temperatures could “soar well into the 100s.”

And those temperatures come with some eye-opening guidance.

Because along with the warnings that it’s going to be scorching, folks in southern Nevada and southern California as well as Arizona are being warned to abstain from coffee or pretty much anything that includes caffeine.

The reason? Caffeine can cause a person to dehydrate quicker.

How did people survive when it was hot outside and wanted coffee, sweet tea (unsweet is against the law in the South), or a soda?

Newsweek said folks are being encouraged to skip the large meals, and protein heavy meals because they can raise body temperature. Also, people are being reminded not to leave young children unattended in cars.

Yeah, good luck, with every commercial involving food, and even some drinks) involves lots of protein these days. As for cars, well, anyone dumb enough to leave their kids in the car shouldn’t have them.

CBS News reported that the front could stick around for days. The outlet said that more than 60 record temperatures were hit on Tuesday with Palm Springs, California hitting 103. It was 100 in Phoenix on Wednesday, and CBS said that is the earliest that city has ever hit that high of a temperature ever.

Ever? How far back do the records go? That would only be 1895, officially. Do we know what it was like during the Medieval Warm Period? Anyhow, this is all obviously your fault. And, I though all these liberal areas were doing things to stop ‘climate change’? Yet, none of it makes a difference?