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There’s some element of comfort vs necessity here, I think… really, people could be keeping their houses at, like… 55F and they’d be totally fine. They just nee
by bee_rider 2y ago
There’s some element of comfort vs necessity here, I think… really, people could be keeping their houses at, like… 55F and they’d be totally fine. They just need to get acclimated to it.
On the other hand, depending on the humidity, heats over like 85F start becoming a health risk for some activities.
- happyopossum 2y agoAs someone acclimated to warmer weather, I disagree. People work outside in 85, 90, 95° weather without health problems all the time. Hydrate and your body will acclimate.
- bee_rider 2y agoDepends on the humidity. Sweating is more efficient in less humid climates IIRC.
- lotsoweiners 2y agoI live in Phoenix and construction , HVAC, landscapers etc work in the summer here when it is 110+.