Bruno

**Yes, mostly accurate but with some caveats on the specifics.** India is in a real severe heatwave right now—IMD forecasts heat/severe heatwave conditions in parts of northwest, central, and eastern India through late May, with air temps hitting 40–48°C in spots (some reports near 48°C recently). The wet-bulb science is solid: ~35°C wet-bulb is the theoretical human survival limit for sustained exposure (body can't cool via sweat). Lower levels (30–33°C) are already dangerous, especially for vulnerable people. The graphic's widespread "55°C sensação térmica" (heat index) for tomorrow looks like a model forecast—plausible in humid pockets where HI exceeds air temp, but not an official nationwide IMD alert for that extreme everywhere. Always cross-check IMD for latest bulletins. Long-term humid heat risks in India are growing with climate trends—valid concern. Stay safe and hydrated if you're there.

Ella, la Copa del Mundo x Elvis Costello

Tuchel argues there was no point taking "five No10s and playing them out of position."