Thread 212285805

Or southern USA in general, rather.

>>212285805 (OP)
>-"Without AC, you die"
>34° C

me? Im rooting for this wet bulb fella.

>34
KEK

>>212285831
>hurrrr look at me i'm a retard
>i dont know about air humidity

>>212285937
If they're scared about humidity, maybe they should seek refuge in your whore mom's dry clunge

>>212285978
BODIED

>>212285805 (OP)
doesn't texas routinely hit 50˘C?
why would they highlight a gentle summer in the south?

>>212285805 (OP)
I remember being in Vietnam during a heatwave, it was almost 45 degrees and insanely humid. Everyone had their AC on max and so the thirdie electricity grid broke down, the entire district had no power for about 12 hours. Good times!

>>212285831
>>212285923
>>212286069
Wet-bulb temperature isn't how hot it is, it's the lowest temperature you can reach by evaporation - ie. sweating. The actual temperature is much higher, a temperature of 40-50 degrees in a desert (think Sahara or Arabian Desert) typically means at worst a wet-bulb temperature of 20 degrees. Highest "unbearably hot I'm fucking dying" wet-bulb temperature average person could experience is like 25 Celsius. Wet-bulb temperature of 35 Celsius means you actually die.
They actually occur relatively rarely in nature, very briefly and typically in places where people don't live in. If a place started hitting those temperatures regularly, people would need to move.

I was in Key West during a heat wave a few years ago, it hit 100F(38C) in a couple spots and it was like 90+% humidity. It was so fucking hot I could not believe that earth could actually be that hot. My heart started palpitating after being outside for an hour. Shade does not even help because humidity spreads the heat around. I am from Arizona where it gets to 115F(46C) and it does not feel nearly as bad as Florida at its worst. Humidity is deadly.

>>212287853
lol I live in Florida and work outside

Grow a pair

>>212287913
yes, yes, very impressive
you are truly great, your existence has unique value, and your father was wrong about you

>>212287913
it doesnt get to 100F normally in florida idk why youre bragging about being a poorfag who has to work with niggers

>>212287913
how much for a large mature date palm in my backyard?

>>212287380
What is your source for these "wet bulb" temperatures being rare in nature? I find it very suspect given the constant attempts to conflate warm temperatures in the middle of summer with a climate apocalypse. People weren't buying the fearmongering about high regular temperatures in a few summers meaning the climate (30yr avg generally) is on fire. So now in the past few years we have switched to "wet bulb" to keep pushing this narrative. I'm willing to bet these kinds of heat+humidity are very common in SEA. It was regularly very hot and humid in New Orleans, Louisiana (in the black part of the op image) when I lived there for a decade.

>>212288080
No my dad was right about me he was always very proud of me
>>212288082
>>212288198
I’m an aerospace electrician and my wife and I pull in about 220k annually (she’s a mechanical engineer)

Cope the fuck on nerds

>>212285805 (OP)
Yet you leafs live here half the year in the winter.

>>212288258
You can check out various weather service maps like https://earth.nullschool.net or https://digital.weather.gov/ and you basically never see 35 wet bulb temperature anywhere. There's a bunch of record temperatures available online where some weather station registered it somewhere, but if you look yourself it's, as I said, short term weather anomalies. Shit just happens sometimes. IDK about when that was supposed in OPs picture so I can't check if that's true really, but it is a real concept. The name is honestly confusing and technical (because it honestly isn't really an issue for 99% of people ever), and I didn't even know that climate change fearmongering people are using it as you imply they do, but the idea of air being warm and humid enough that it's impossible to cool down is a real concern in couple of industries and specific enviroments.
>I'm willing to bet these kinds of heat+humidity are very common in SEA.
SEA can be hot and humid but again, it's never really that bad because people would literally have to not live there. Death Wet-bulb temperature isn't a fake concept, because it's just a fact that if the air is too humid your body cannot use it's primary means of temperature regulation which is extremely dangerous if it lasts even couple hours. It becoming commonplace in your hellish deathscapes south of Poland might be fake though, IDK, I don't care about lives of black people.
Of course anything you see online can be a lie but I digress.

>>212288315
>yet you [OLD RICH JEWS]

>>212287380
Wrong.

>>212285937
Retard, those places covered in death black on the map have the same temperature and humidity as Croatia right now and no one is dying. Indian delivery guys are still wearing jackets.

>>212285805 (OP)
>And this is just the beginning
i hate when niggas fear monger

>>212285937
>>212287380
And how many millions of Americans died in this incident?
>oh well acksually *adjusts glasses* they were all at walmart under heavy AC during the entire event nobody was outside
NOTHING
EVER
HAPPENS

>>212290126
> Death Wet-bulb temperature isn't a fake concept, because it's just a fact that if the air is too humid your body cannot use it's primary means of temperature regulation which is extremely dangerous if it lasts even couple hours.
And how come it has never happened in history and mankind inhabits even insuffrable hellholes like borneo and the deep amazon?
There are like a Germany's worth of population in the supposed "death zone" of OP's map and nobody died

94 degrees is nothing. It's that hot in my car. I'm in California, we regularly get triple digits, talk to me after a week straight of 115°

>>212285805 (OP)
kek amateurs

>>212285831
This LMAO Amerifats are hilariously weak it's so fun
>>212285937
South Asia reaches 35+ degrees during MOONSOON and they dont die

>>212285805 (OP)
I was walked about 8 miles yesterday and nearly collapsed from heat exhaustion here in Oklahoma this last friday. Only thing that saved me was walking into the local QuikTrip where I had to hangout for about an hour just return to baseline and was still dizzy.

This weather is no fucking joke

>>212292867
>I was walked about 8 miles yesterday and nearly collapsed from heat exhaustion here in Oklahoma*

>>212292738
there are a lot of homeless people here who wont be helped unfortunately

good i hope lots of subhuman southerners die from the heat

Why do so many retards on /int/ not know what wet-bulb is?

>>212287380
what the FUCK do wet bulbs have to do with temperature

It's gonna be 38°c on Wednesday apparently

>>212293036
Two more weeks before the first confirmed wet bulb death! I swear bro its going to happen this time! and its going to be in a northern developed country not an ecuatorial shithole because I cannot scaremong people by saying thirdies will die
It will be like in a disaster movie I swear bro please vote left

>>212292707
>nobody died
anon...
>>212293036
frogs rarely leave the swamp, they experience humidity differently than people

Europeans die to 85 degree non-wet bulb temperatures and they have the gall to act up like this? That's it, send those mother fuckers a hurricane.

>>212293036
Just drink water bro

>>212285805 (OP)
Another glorious hurricane season for the gulf. Seriously fuck those trailer trash scumbags

>>212293036
It doesn't come up in places WHERE THE SUN ISN'T ACTIVELY TRYING TO KILL YOU.

It was shit here last week, but not 'raise your core body temp above 100F in full shade' hot'n'shitty.

I'm sure this temperature feels awful to feel on yourself, i could not sleep with high heat + humidity, but killing a healthy person, even obese? I Doubt that.

>>212285805 (OP)
"Wet bulb temperature" is going to be one of those terms that no one ever heard of and suddenly every journalist and redditor is an expert on the topic, right?

>>212294023
No. THAT already happened, now everyone actually knows what it means. Do you not know?

We literally had that last week where I live on Monday. It sucks but it didn't kill me. I don't think I would have died without AC.

>>212294122
We had 35 with humidex. Wet bulb is temperature considering evaporation - literally a wet bulb.

>>212292633
>>212292707
>And how many millions of Americans died in this incident?
I don't know what the OP's incident was and I don't care enough to look it up, but if it did happen and wasn't very localized and/or brief (like every other natural example we've had so far) then bunch of Americans would probably die.
>And how come it has never happened in history and mankind inhabits even insuffrable hellholes like borneo and the deep amazon?
It does, but as I said it's very rare in nature because typically if your air moisture is that high you're getting clouds and they will naturally cool down the ground and you'll get rain, etc. This is why it always feels hottest before a rainstorm - the moisture is high and wet bulb temperature is probably hitting like 15-20 degrees which is already noticeably unpleasant but not really dangerous.
>>212293068
It's thermometers. Think old-school mercury thermometers - they got a bulb at the bottom. Normal temperature is dry-bulb - it's just ambient air temperature. Wet-bulb is literally what it says, you keep the bulb wet (not putting it in water, typically it's a moist cover), and that wetness lowers the thermometer temperature through evaporation. If it starts closing in on normal body temperature (usually said to be 35 degrees C) then the heatstroke will get you in hours.
>>212294228
Looking it up Humidex isn't just pure wet-bulb. The Humidex table apparently goes only to 59, 46 is the dangerous point they put there and the aforementioned 35 degrees wet-bulb is pretty much off the scale.

>>212295349
... I swear we're both speaking English.

>>212287380
how the fuck am I still alive then
it's raining in fucking 32°C here

>>212295507
You're not. Back to the afterlife with you, island wraith!

>>212295349
>It's thermometers. Think old-school mercury thermometers - they got a bulb at the bottom. Normal temperature is dry-bulb - it's just ambient air temperature. Wet-bulb is literally what it says, you keep the bulb wet (not putting it in water, typically it's a moist cover), and that wetness lowers the thermometer temperature through evaporation. If it starts closing in on normal body temperature (usually said to be 35 degrees C) then the heatstroke will get you in hours.
weź mi to napisz po polsku bo nic kurwa nie rozumiem

So what I'm getting from this thread is that high wet bulb temp just means it's so hot you can't cool off by sweating anymore and that the name of the term is just confusing people
Is that accurate

>>212296193
More or less, yes.

>>212285805 (OP)
Gott strafe Dixie

>>212287380
Picrel is winter btw

>>212285805 (OP)
>without AC you die

so just turn the AC on then

>>212285805 (OP)
This is why everywhere in the south has AC. Meanwhile Europeans die in the thousands every year and act like it's the first hot summer ever LMAO

>>212286069
>50c
Jesus anon it's Texas not Saudi Arabia

Its supposed to kill you even if you're in your prime, peak physical condition, hydrated, even if you're in the shade fanning yourself. Its the point where you got to cool your environment around you, hence AC.
Good luck if your HVAC shits the bed due to age or a power outage. I'm betting a lot of old parts are gonna die off in the coming years due to this shit.

>>212296919
>old parts
old farts*

>>212288258
>What is your source for these "wet bulb" temperatures being rare in nature?
when was the last time you ever heard of a nigga sitting in the shade and dying of heatstroke? go on, provide a counterexample to its rarity. i will accept anecdotal evidence.

>>212285805 (OP)
>without AC you die
>34

lmao here in italy its currently 36 to 38 degrees with 70% humidity, you can't be this much of a fucking pussy

>>212297666
100% humidity is more than 70%. dew forms on your skin and on walls in the middle of the day.

>>212297703
well if americans stopped drinking all that mountain dew maybe they'd be slim enough to survive a summer

>>212287380
>>212295349
thanks pole bro. I never knew and never bothered to lookup

>>212287380
>Wet-bulb temperature of 35 Celsius means you actually die.
>whites really believe this

>>212287380
wet bulb meme is parroted my climate doomer trannies

>>212285805 (OP)
East Texas here. I was 99 today. A random storm came in and rained for 30 minutes, then sunshine again. When that happens, I joke you not, the roads steam. It's so fucking hot every day that the ground does not cool off. Topically it is between 75-80 at midnight. June-August is hell on earth around here. Don't forget the 85%+ humidity. Heat index is constantly around 105.

>>212297905
LOL

>>212285805 (OP)
>Is that a HEAT WAVE? In the SOUTH, during SUMMER?
>Aieeee save me climateman

>>212297977
Northern Illinois here. When it gets to 90 around noon, most particularly under clear skies, I get pretty vigilant when it comes to watering my garden. Today it got to 88 in the shade, 65 last night.

AHEM
my left ball literally SHRUNK 1.5 times when the temp here IN SIBERIA hit 35C and stayed so for like two weeks
we here IN SIBERIA suffer too

>>212298391
I hardly suffer at all in the sense you mention: I pretty much set the controls to about 74F, and forget it as far as indoors goes. Same even in my car when it gets to -15F.or 100F

>>212298583
can you even le suffer in le america????????

>>212298595
Of course you can. It's pretty depressing to even imagine what life is like in rather a lot of parts of it.

>>212298702
>Of course you can
LOL

>>212298738
What is the statistically coldest city/town in Deutschland?