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It was about that here too. I biked to work. The thing is, it was 103 at 8am, when I biked to work. I definitely got sweaty on the way home, but that's prett
by recursive 3y ago
It was about that here too. I biked to work. The thing is, it was 103 at 8am, when I biked to work. I definitely got sweaty on the way home, but that's pretty much fine.
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- dumpsterdiver 3y agoCool! Does your grandma bike to work too? Heat stroke is real, and it is deadly.
- recursive 3y agoNo. She doesn't get around much these days. Thanks for your concern.
- dumpsterdiver 3y agoI wasn't concerned! I was asking because you seem to be sure that humans won't die in the heat while riding bikes.
- recursive 3y agoNot universally. But in some circumstances.
- cityofdelusion 3y agoI don’t know where you live, but 103F in even moderate humidity can kill or injure even fit athletes surprisingly quickly. Always check the wet bulb temperature before going out in conditions like that.
- recursive 3y agoGreater Sacramento region. I don't know how to check the wet bulb temperature at the moment. Humidity is relatively low here. It would be different in Florida or something.