The Wet Bulb Global Temperature Human Survival Threshold is NOT 35°C
Why is the 35°C threshold being revised Health studies show lower limits : Experiments with healthy young adults have found that severe heat stress can occur at wet-bulb temperatures as low as 31.5°C. Experimental findings : In controlled experiments, critical wet-bulb temperatures for healthy young adults ranged from 25°C to 28°C in hot-dry environments and 30°Cto 31 °C in warm-humid environments. Lower limits for vulnerable groups : Research suggests that older adults have even lower survival limits, ranging from 21.9°C to 27.8°C Uncompensable heat stress : The point at which the body can no longer cool itself through sweating is reached at a lower wet-bulb temperature than the theoretical 35°C. Real-world events : Recent heatwaves have seen wet-bulb temperatures in the 31°C to 33.6°C range, demonstrating that these lower thresholds are being reached in the real world. Britain is surprisingly humid. Anyone who suspects that the above Wet Bulb Global Temperature Chart is o...