Terrible part is that Arizona gets a seasonal monsoon storm system every summer that drops the temp like 10 degrees but raises the humidity all the way up. And climate change is predicted to increase the humidity in the region without lowering its temps long-term as that seasonal storm system breaks down
Wet bulb temperature at 50C with 20% humidity is 29.5C, at 35C with 98% humidity it 34.8C. It's a measure of how effective the body is at cooling off using sweating.
94 isn't even that hot.
It's almost as if this territory was uninhabitable before air conditioning. Spoiler alert: it's not.
Wait until they find out about the cradle of humanity, the Fertile Crescent (Iraq). Daytime temps of 130+.
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This is why I tell everyone that I'd rather spend a week in Phoenix AZ during the hottest week of summer there than the coolest day in Orlando FL.
Legit hate humid heat. Then again I spent nearly my entire life in Alaska where it's usually below freezing most of the year
Terrible part is that Arizona gets a seasonal monsoon storm system every summer that drops the temp like 10 degrees but raises the humidity all the way up. And climate change is predicted to increase the humidity in the region without lowering its temps long-term as that seasonal storm system breaks down
Soon we shall all be in Florida.
Wet bulb temperature at 50C with 20% humidity is 29.5C, at 35C with 98% humidity it 34.8C. It's a measure of how effective the body is at cooling off using sweating.
well to be inhabitable at that temperature you would need architecture that isn't designed for a northern European climate and that's communism
Wait until you feel the Humidity