2023 may be hot

Cool the heat

So 2023 he could be a scorcher or a wash out.

The UK could be in for some warmer weather as temperatures look set to hit their hottest so far this year.

The Met Office had previously predicted milder temperatures in the coming weeks, and now forecasts suggest that the mercury might right to the highest we've seen so far in 2023.

After a stormy week, most of the UK is set to return to warm conditions this weekend, with highs of 14C expected in London on Saturday afternoon and 16C in the south east on Sunday.

The warmer weather is likely to continue next week, and the Met Office has reportedly predicted highs of 19C in London between Friday (21 April) and Sunday 23 April.

We can fix it!  Using 1950s technology: the heat pump!  A rising or falling body of air generates a little electricity.  Which will drive a system!  We start off the farm using steam off peak electricity.

In the summer we pressurise a gas like nitrogen - which is so cheap the gas company is throw it away!  The temperature of the gas scales with the gas pressure.

If we double the pressure on the gas it he set by 270° C.  Which is quite warm.  We lose that heat to the seas, that the water that flows up past lancashire.  That is an endless source of coal water waiting to take the heat away.  The surface water is at 10° C.  De Vere down is is at 3° C.

We actually end up heating up thousands of gallons of water, by 0.1° C.  This nature were more notice.  Then we vent the pressure on the gas.  And it cools down to -260° C.

We can do this system on waterways - but the seas are best.  And we then call the air down.  So preferably we have plant the gas inshore, so we call down the summer air.

Guide to a pleasant 20° C.  We form a cooling mist, as the water condenses out of the hot air.  So they make oh really temperate weather during the hot summer months.

We had just come out of the winter.  Where we invert the pressure system.  The first to call the people gas down to -260° C.  And this cause them they sea water by just 04 degrees C.

When we pressurise the gas we lose it via an aluminium helix.  In the seas we utilised a stainless steel helix.  As are the real reacts with seawater.

So we heat up the air, from -2° C to 20° C!  So we produce warm winter months.  I have already had talked about generating free heat and light using a steam plasma.

Which shines like a lightening strike!  Illuminating on a warming the ground.  So we have sorted out the weather extremes!  Using 1950s technology.