@MLClark @daniel Check out the experimental Wet Bulb Globe Temperature calculator from the National Weather service.
https://www.weather.gov/tsa/wbgt
@MLClark @daniel The locations marked by red and darker orange dots on this map already exceed 31C WBGT.
https://news.climate.columbia.edu/wp-content/data-viz/heat-humidity-map/
Yes, since learning about wet bulb temperature a couple of years ago, I've felt like climate change is even more pressing an issue.
Wet bulb events are more and more common. Especially in places that are both hot and humid like much of India, and in the southern US.
@peterquirk @daniel
Perfect example of knowledge-sharing!
Thanks, Peter!