Yep I won't disagree that the actual consequences are far more severe than turning up the A/C and not going outside. Depending where you live though, adding 5-

Yep I won't disagree that the actual consequences are far more severe than turning up the A/C and not going outside. Depending where you live though, adding 5-10°F isn't entirely ignorable. If you live in Texas, that's taking a 100°F day and making it sound even more brutal. Or as a Coloradan, it's experiencing temperatures you never thought you'd see in the mountains, and being able to intuitively associate the increase in temperatures with the increase of wildfires.