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Above 35C air temperature human body cannot remove heat any other way than through evaporation of sweat. At 46C you need air that is less than 50 percent humid
by lmilcin 7y ago
Above 35C air temperature human body cannot remove heat any other way than through evaporation of sweat.
At 46C you need air that is less than 50 percent humid to even survive. And this means you can only lie flat in shade and breath, any more exertion and you cook from inside.
For anybody to survive outside in 46C air and additionally you want to exert yourself in any way like walking the air must be very dry.
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