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The only reason its the first is because they haven't been doing them very long.
Saying I'm giving too much credit to the general population is a pretty insulting remark to them.
People have enough sense of self-preservation to know when they are too hot and to cool down just have the have enough sense not to go for a stroll in the middle of a gale. There were no red warnings in '76 or '03 but we didn't see people in the street walking into the sun and dying like lemmings. We survived. (Ok the lemming remark was a bit OTT )
I'm a member of the general population alright, and I certainly don't consider myself to be of a superior intellect to the average person. Not by any means.
I think you're almost certainly as thick as a pail of pig shit, though. Everything you've ever posted on here has suggested as much.
The 1976 heatwave is understood to have been the cause of 20% 'excess deaths' and there were significantly more hospital emergency admissions from 24 June to 8 July 1976 than for the same period in 1975 or 1974.This compares to 59% excess deaths for the 2003 heatwave.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1976...sles_heat_wave