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The threshold at which humans can no longer cool themselves naturally varies based on factors like health, activity, clothing and humidity. Typically, a wet-bu
by hammock 3y ago
The threshold at which humans can no longer cool themselves naturally varies based on factors like health, activity, clothing and humidity.
Typically, a wet-bulb temperature above 95F (35C) poses a severe risk to health, especially with high humidity.
It's important to note that such extreme wet-bulb temperatures are relatively rare in most parts of the world
- PheonixPharts 3y ago> extreme wet-bulb temperatures are relatively rare in most parts of the world The concern the top-level comment has is that sooner rather than later these cases will not be as rare and so more people will become familiar with this concept.
- 000ooo000 3y agoThat context here is so obvious, it almost makes you wonder if the comment you were replying to is a ChatGPT special.