95 and 105 degrees are suprisingly different, especially with sun. 95 you can stay in the sun and will burn, but won't get heatstroke (probably). 105 you will

95 and 105 degrees are suprisingly different, especially with sun. 95 you can stay in the sun and will burn, but won't get heatstroke (probably). 105 you will get heatstroke unless you hydrate about 1/4 gallon/hr of water and get to shade in a reasonable amount of time. And speaking of burns, I burn really easily. I've tried the super-oily disgusting stuff and every thing; more than 30mins of direct noon-day sun and I usually burn. I am not getting skin cancer, thank you very much. (i) This part is very defensible, depending on company culture. (ii) I don't know what this would be for cold, but I assume you can layer. Heat, you can only remove so much. (iii) "Find a way" is not a great defense. (iv) Easier said than done, and similar to iii in that they both boil down to an over-all sentiment of "deal with it".