#95f

[hidden-exterior]

can someone pls scoop me up and take me away to some other damn country that isn't 43 degrees celsius through the day and fkin 35 at almost 10pm at night... it is way too hot for me

[goingtiny]

Hotter than the human body can handle: Pakistan city broils in world’s highest temperatures

Experts fear Jacobabad's extreme heat and humidity may worsen with climate change – and that other cities may join the club

Wet bulb thermometer readings are significantly lower than the more familiar dry bulb readings, which do not take humidity into account. Researchers say that at a wet bulb reading of 35C, the body can no longer cool itself by sweating and such a temperature can be fatal in a few hours, even to the fittest people.

“It approximates how warm it feels to humans because we cool via sweating,” Mr Matthews says. “We rely on that exclusively. When you use that measure, the wet bulb temperature, the two regions that stand out on earth are the shores of the Gulf and the Indus Valley in Pakistan. They are truly exceptional.”

Jacobabad crossed the 35C wet bulb threshold in July 1987, then again in June 2005, June 2010 and July 2012. Each time the boundary may have been breached for only a few hours, but a three-day average temperature has been recorded hovering around 34C in June 2010, June 2001 and July 2012. The dry bulb temperature is often over 50C in the summer.

[maicolm]

Trying to walk at least #30min everyday....day 2 #95F #SummerStillHere (at North Druid Woods)

[andrewkokyle]

#☀️dayrunday #95F. (at Downtown Des Moines)

[andrewkokyle]

#☀️dayrunday #95F. (at Downtown Des Moines)

[belacqui-pro-quo]

Heat wave sets new temperature records across California - LA Times