>>12979350>Convert to 47 degrees celsius, a temperature I have never experienced. I simply cannot wrap my mind around the fact that people can live under that heat.Depends on humidity and altitude. High humidity makes it hard to live through since sweat won't evaporate. Higher altitudes increase solar output due to less atmospheric filtering and scattering, which doesn't necessarily make things hotter but will burn skin a lot faster.
110°F with 20% humidity at 1.2 miles above sea level? Totally fine. Just have lots of water on hand and cover up with light clothes.
105°F with 100% humidity at 50 feet below sea level? It's so stuffy that I can't even think straight. The air feels as heavy as breathing in steam.
