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They clearly mean that rapid evaporation prevents sweat from accumulating on the skin, making it easy to miss rapid loss of water since you don't feel it very m
by black_puppydog 3y ago
They clearly mean that rapid evaporation prevents sweat from accumulating on the skin, making it easy to miss rapid loss of water since you don't feel it very much.
Given that you explain exactly this, you seem to have understood it. If your biggest concern with this story is a relaxed use of the word "sweating" you might want to go back and reread it.
- pengaru 3y agoThe problem is they're characterizing it like this is a negative thing, which only makes it further appear as if they don't know WTF they are talking about. That quick evaporation of your sweat is a feature of the desert, and it's why you won't die in 120+F. The article is trash
- AnimalMuppet 3y agoYou won't die... if you drink a gallon of water a day, and get enough electrolytes. If you don't, though, 120F can certainly kill you.