There are also a plethora of different words one can use to describe someone or something that is unsexy or unappealing. These would be antonyms to the word sultry using its second definition. These are listed below, also from Thesaurus. Even heat waves that don’t set daily temperature records can be made worse by climate change. Although the southern U.S. is used to hot summers, several prolonged heat events in 2022 had highs above 100 degrees F across large areas for days at a time. Because of this, Texas recorded its hottest April–July on record and saw the average maximum temperature for July top 100 degrees F for the first time. “There were no, say, 10-day periods that are off-the-charts huge, but it’s just been relentless,” says NOAA climate scientist Derek Arndt. A recent Washington Post analysis of data from the nonprofit First Street Foundation found that long stretches of hot weather will become more frequent and last longer across the U.S., particularly in the South. Nearly half of all Americans now experience at least three consecutive days that are 100 degrees F or hotter each year, and that will increase to two thirds in the coming decades. Some parts of the South could see 70 such consecutive days. According to Merriam-Webster, word sultry, pronounced “ˈsʌltrɪ”, has two different meanings. The first is often used to describe weather or things, in which sultry can mean hot and humid, burning in temperature, oppressive heat or sweltering heat. Sultry can also be used to describe people. In this context, the word sultry means hot with passion – or sometimes anger – or exciting, often sexually. The word sultry is not only present in English, but in other languages too! Below are a list of different examples of the way sultry can be said in other languages. These translations are provided by Google Translate.

The word sultry has two different definitions, and therefore has two different potential use cases. The first is when someone is describing a hot day. In this example, Niko and Madalyn are going on a picnic. They open the door to their house. You can now search through trash cans and dumpsters with a chance to find money, valuables, and collectible cards. The trash collected can be turned in to Harmony, who can be found on the Beach during the day It took me a while still of tinkering with some of the design choices in the hair and such before finalizing this, and am definitely certain I'll be keeping with these looks for the comic itself. I will be lining and coloring this cover for Friday. Super late update on this one, but I have gotten very little sleep the past two days due to going to sleep late, combined with waking up early due to allergies and weather conditions changing drastically overnight making morning conditions unbearable. I got way too much sleep last night though so that should more than make up for it. Time to start coloring everything for tomorrow. Overall, the word sultry has two different definitions depending on the context. In the context of weather, sultry can mean hot and humid, or burning in temperature. In the context of people, sultry means having sexual desire, exciting, or hot with passion and sometimes anger.

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Improved the smoothness of picture loading for some scenes by adding pre-caching when entering a location Natural variation of course still plays a role from year to year and month to month. For example, July 2021 was the warmest July on record for land in the Northern Hemisphere, whereas this past July came in third place. Such variations become more pronounced the more locally one looks. A relatively small area such as the U.K. can still have summers with normal temperatures in any given year. “For an individual, wherever you live, there will be colder summers than this going forward,” Hawkins says. For example, in England, which bore the brunt of last July’s heat wave in Europe, plenty of recent summers have seen temperatures at or below the long-term average. And several hot summers from the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s still rank among England’s hottest—including the standout summer of 1976, which is still a touchstone in the country’s collective memory. (That summer saw prolonged heat and drought, the latter of which also helps to increase temperatures.) Extreme heat was a constant in the news last summer: In July a punishing heat wave in Europe pushed temperatures across parts of the U.K. above 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius) for the first time in history. That same month was viciously hot across China, including in Shanghai—home to 26 million people—which tied its highest-ever July reading of 105.6 degrees F (40.9 degrees C). And even before the summer officially began, searing heat settled over the U.S. South in May. Amarillo, Tex., recorded its earliest day with temperatures topping 100 degrees F (37.8 degrees C), and Abilene, Tex., endured 14 straight days of 100 degrees F or higher, doubling its previous streak. The word sultry also has numerous different words that share its second meaning, which is sexy, exciting or sensual. These are often used to describe people, looks, or clothing. These synonyms are also listed below, from Thesaurus.

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Niko: I expected a thunderstorm before I expected this humidity. Do you still want to go on the picnic?