Jesus Christ. I get unreasonably irritable when it gets above 25°C (77° F)
this post was submitted on 30 May 2024
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I already feel too hot on the sun now, when it's already 18°C (~64°F)...
I need winter. Although preferably it wouldn't cause ice.
You know what? Nah, fall.
Winter = Ice
Summer = Heat torture
Spring = Bugs and plant jizz
Fall = just some leaves
I know this is just a meme, but Wet Bulb 35 events terrify me.
Just googled that and now I have a new fear. Thanks.
Same.
Gonna be real, I would have guessed 50c to be 150f or something near that (instant death) shows what I know about Celsius lol
The emphasis on temprature alone is inadequate (and possibly dangerous), what one should be really looking at is the Heat Index, which accounts the humidity of the air as well. (These are the "feels like" values in your apps and such)