Researchers used artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze more than 4 billion geolocated tweets over
six years and found that, of the tweets containing hate speech, the critical variable was temperatures outside of a 54°F to 70°F comfort zone, according to a study published in. On days with temperatures between 21°F to 27°F, hate tweets increased by 12.5% and on hot days between 108°F and 113°F hate tweets rose by 22%.
The findings were consistent across income, including in high-income areas where people can afford air conditioning. The findings mean “hate expressed
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