Heat ain’t really the problem though. It stays above 100 degrees during the day for the entirety of august here in Dallas, and as long as it’s dry and I’m not exerting myself too much, I’m probably not gonna get very sweaty. On the other hand, if it’s 90% humidity at 100 degrees, I’d imagine someone who’s not used to that’d be sweating their ass off even if they were sitting in the shade drinking ice water with no shirt on lol.
From personal experience, if anyone does any sort of manual labor in the summer in an environment without AC when it's that humid, their clothes will be more wet than dry within 15-30 minutes, and that's even if they've lived here their whole life and gotten used to it.
Heat ain’t really the problem though. It stays above 100 degrees during the day for the entirety of august here in Dallas, and as long as it’s dry and I’m not exerting myself too much, I’m probably not gonna get very sweaty. On the other hand, if it’s 90% humidity at 100 degrees, I’d imagine someone who’s not used to that’d be sweating their ass off even if they were sitting in the shade drinking ice water with no shirt on lol.
From personal experience, if anyone does any sort of manual labor in the summer in an environment without AC when it's that humid, their clothes will be more wet than dry within 15-30 minutes, and that's even if they've lived here their whole life and gotten used to it.