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Jul 8, 2024
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j-woot
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That’s an equivalent heat index of 185F. Whoever voted for that enjoys pain.
By the way, the highest heat index ever recorded on earth was in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia in 2003 at 178F. July and August along the Persian Gulf can be unbearably humid.
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POLL: 115 and dry heat, or 100 and 95% humidity, which would you rather endure?
Archaea
Jul 8, 1:54pm
Dry heat you can find shade and get relief. Shade does nothing for humidity
LeonMarek
Jul 8, 1:55pm
The sweet, sweet relief that only death could bring.
foofcoug
Jul 8, 1:56pm
Lol the heat index of 100 with 95% is 185. there's no comparison.
supertux
Jul 8, 1:59pm
Dang, beat me to it!
j-woot
Jul 8, 2:01pm
The forecast
Still Blue
Jul 8, 2:00pm
I stepped out of a car once in Mexico to 90+ degrees and 95% humidity. It was
Hoopster
Jul 8, 2:01pm
That’s an equivalent heat index of 185F. Whoever voted for that enjoys pain.
j-woot
Jul 8, 2:01pm
Check out the heat index in McKinney, Texas—sweltering heat for sure!
Brisco
Jul 8, 2:18pm
Clearly the people in McKinney aren’t living right.
j-woot
Jul 8, 2:38pm
It’s fairly rare for it to get to 100 with 95% humidity, no? But when it does,
Japan Coug
Jul 8, 2:04pm
So rare, in fact, that there is no record of it ever hitting that high of heat index anywhere.
supertux
Jul 8, 2:14pm
I’ve experienced pretty close to that in Houston. Galveston not as hot but 95%
ledfoot
Jul 8, 2:39pm
highest recorded heat index is 178. obviously 95% humiditiy isn't rare. I live in FL so I'm very familiar. But 95%
supertux
Jul 8, 2:58pm
I think it's almost physically impossible for the second to occur in nature, but I've lived
Indy Coug
Jul 8, 2:06pm
100 degrees with 95% humidity is pretty uncommon. Humidity typically drops as
dYrtbYkerYder
Jul 8, 2:06pm
Where I am in AL right now, it's 92 with 60% humidity, and it's a heat advisory.
dYrtbYkerYder
Jul 8, 2:08pm
The hottest place I could find in the SE right now is West Point, MS - 96 w/50%.
dYrtbYkerYder
Jul 8, 2:11pm
Alachua, FL showing 98 w/ 51%
supertux
Jul 8, 2:20pm
94 with 56% at my house in FL
supertux
Jul 8, 2:18pm
And here come the thunderstorms. That's the other thing, that heat will produce
dYrtbYkerYder
Jul 8, 2:24pm
In fact, it almost can't happen in nature for it to be 100% humidity above 92°.
dYrtbYkerYder
Jul 8, 2:17pm
Are you a meteorologist?
TNT
Jul 8, 2:45pm
Humidity is terrible plus add in gnats its agonizing
BulldogCoug79
Jul 8, 2:08pm
This would be a tougher question if the humid scenario had temps of 90 or so.
garyfan
Jul 8, 2:09pm
Maybe we should do a poll where the high-humidity scenario is actually possible.
Japan Coug
Jul 8, 3:10pm
Agreed. I was in Vegas two weeks ago and 110+ didn't feel like anything. Last week on July 4, I was working in the
WDaddy
Jul 8, 4:13pm
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