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time.com > Summers in Qatar are not just hot,they are also humid,a dangerous combination. The only way the human body can cope heat is by producing sweat that cools as it evaporates. The higher the humidity,the less evaporation,leading to a rise in core temperature,,eventually organ failure. Scientists use an index called the wet-bulb globe temperature,or WBGT,to assess the impact of heat,humidity. Developed by the U.S. Marines in the 1950s,it combines temperature,humidity,,solar-radiation measurements into a single number expressed as a temperature. A WBGT above 95°F (35°C) is considered to be the “threshold of survivability.” A reading of 90.5°F (32.5°C) is considered the redline for heat injury for any kind of activity. That’s the equivalent of 93°F at 50% humidity—a typical late summer afternoon in Qatar.
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time.com > Summers in Qatar are not just hot,they are also humid,a dangerous combination. The only way the human body can cope heat is by producing sweat that cools as it evaporates. The higher the humidity,the less evaporation,leading to a rise in core temperature,,eventually organ failure. Scientists use an index called the wet-bulb globe temperature,or WBGT,to assess the impact of heat,humidity. Developed by the U.S. Marines in the 1950s,it combines temperature,humidity,,solar-radiation measurements into a single number expressed as a temperature. A WBGT above 95°F (35°C) is considered to be the “threshold of survivability.” A reading of 90.5°F (32.5°C) is considered the redline for heat injury for any kind of activity. That’s the equivalent of 93°F at 50% humidity—a typical late summer afternoon in Qatar.
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time.com > Summers in Qatar are not just hot,they are also humid,a dangerous combination. The only way the human body can cope heat is by producing sweat that cools as it evaporates. The higher the humidity,the less evaporation,leading to a rise in core temperature,,eventually organ failure. Scientists use an index called the wet-bulb globe temperature,or WBGT,to assess the impact of heat,humidity. Developed by the U.S. Marines in the 1950s,it combines temperature,humidity,,solar-radiation measurements into a single number expressed as a temperature. A WBGT above 95°F (35°C) is considered to be the “threshold of survivability.” A reading of 90.5°F (32.5°C) is considered the redline for heat injury for any kind of activity. That’s the equivalent of 93°F at 50% humidity—a typical late summer afternoon in Qatar.
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