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As with lots of other age-related phenomena I thought would never happen to me, at 52 I am starting to really feel the effects of moderately hot weather that I
by thedailymail 4y ago
As with lots of other age-related phenomena I thought would never happen to me, at 52 I am starting to really feel the effects of moderately hot weather that I would've shrugged off a few years ago. Tried going out for a lunchtime jog on an overcast day with a high of 30C (86F) and had to stop after 30 min. It wasn't the opening scene from Ministry for the Future or anything, but I got a new respect for the recent headlines about 50C+ temps in various parts of the world. Not looking forward to that eventuality.
- greenpresident 4y agoThis could also be related to variance in ozone concentration which varies over time and is typically higher on hot days.
- stiltzkin 4y agoAlmost 40 and happened to me as well, walk/jogging for 45 minutes at 2pm like 35C my body felt so hot inside, my body reaction was like an alarm that if i don't stop i would faint.