The equator and its rain forests are much more pleasant. Plenty of shade and the temps don’t reach quite as high. It’s the tropics that get nasty. There was a stretch of the border between the US and Mexico that reached 115 this week. The summer I spent in Texas years ago broke a record for never getting below 90 for something like 45 days, and the apartment I had didn’t use AC. That was a nasty summer.
Where the fuck do you live? An equatorial rain forest?
39C and 30+ at night with very little humidity is less exhausting, but still horrible.
In some of the hotest parts of the US it can get above 120F sometimes, and a quick google tells me that is about 49C.
The equator and its rain forests are much more pleasant. Plenty of shade and the temps don’t reach quite as high. It’s the tropics that get nasty. There was a stretch of the border between the US and Mexico that reached 115 this week. The summer I spent in Texas years ago broke a record for never getting below 90 for something like 45 days, and the apartment I had didn’t use AC. That was a nasty summer.
Mediterranean coast. 💀
India.
These conditions are not uncommon.