For the desert southwest of the United States it is around average. Mid June is when we start peaking into 90°F+.
Hungary, 28C right now, it's already a bit too much for me.
I heard on public radio yesterday that somewhere in Mumbai it was over 120 F - 49 C
It's 70 C in kuwaitI heard on public radio yesterday that somewhere in Mumbai it was over 120 F - 49 C
Are you serious, I can not even imagine how that is going through? (Well, besides &$^%* hot.)
I visited that country before, and I can confirm that is true.
On friday it was unbearably hot–up to 38°C. As that wasn't enough, we also got a huge amount of sand from Sahara desert. Since yesterday, temps are alright (around 26°C) and sand is gone so I won't complain.
Good lord, how can people endure that? 158 F
They can't, according to Google the hottest temp ever recorded was 56.7C, now if we are talking "Feels Like" temp then that is a different story and should be stated.
They don't walk out, just driving conditioned cars and living in conditioned houses, even in midnight you will feel like you are in oven.
my station is reporting 3 temps at 1215 local civil (1040 local app solar time)
93.3 F (34 C), 116.3 F (46.8 C) heat index & 129.3 F (54.0 C) THSW index -- my limited understanding is the the last index takes humidity and other factors into consideration. I find:
"THSW a calculated index that uses humidity and temperature from the Heat Index, but also includes the heating effects of sunshine and the cooling effects of wind (like Wind Chill) to calculate an apparent temperature of what it “feels” like out in the sun. The THSW Index requires a solar radiation sensor"
93.3 F (34 C), 116.3 F (46.8 C) heat index & 129.3 F (54.0 C) THSW index -- my limited understanding is the the last index takes humidity and other factors into consideration. I find:
"THSW a calculated index that uses humidity and temperature from the Heat Index, but also includes the heating effects of sunshine and the cooling effects of wind (like Wind Chill) to calculate an apparent temperature of what it “feels” like out in the sun. The THSW Index requires a solar radiation sensor"
I was never a fan of the 'Feels like' index but you can see with all the recent tech they are approaching a relevant guess and now, with the application of AI to forecasting, that will be the next revolution in the field, I hope I live to see it
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