Wet Bulb Global Temperature Information Project

Proff Hayley Fowler, National Emergency Briefing:  Severe weather is the new normal driven by Fossil Fuels use.  But mentioning Wet Bulb Temperature in Pakistan and suggesting that they will eventually get to us is not very honest.  Wet Bulb  Temperatures are a clear and present heatwave risk.

The Original XReadiness Document can be  downloaded here Emergency planning documents like this require guidance and leadership because they are being fed into a culture which doesn’t have any survival skills experience, and the current leadership within XR and the associated groups like Just Stop Oil, Climate Majority Project and the Green Party lack the expertise and experience to provide that leadership or understanding survivalism in depth. Preparedness coupled with survival skills sadly has a poor reputation for being dominated by right wing climate deniers stacking up their tinned food reserves and weapons while voting Reform and grifting on YouTube. XReadiness document should have been advertised as a cooperatively produced document, so that a wider group of more survival skilled and experienced activists could contribute and make it more relevant to the Climate Emergency and families wanting understand adaptation and climate risk. The XReadiness document starts from the pre...

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...

" Lethal levels of heat and humidity are gripping global ‘hot spots' sooner than expected New study finds a growing number of places with intolerable conditions " https://www.science.org/content/article/lethal-levels-heat-and-humidity-are-gripping-global-hot-spots-sooner-expected Death toll exceeded 70,000 in Europe during the summer of 2003 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1631069107003770 The Heat Will Kill You 1st https://youtu.be/r7ZVqXuBXHk?si=sEIhA7QwsVe7W0F6 California family found dead on hike killed by extreme heat, sheriff says "The circumstances of their deaths, with the entire family and dog found together, were unusual, Griese acknowledged, but his office was confident in their findings. More than 30 local, state and federal agencies were involved in the investigation. The FBI is analysing a cellphone found with the family, which investigators hope will provide more information about what unfolded on the trail that day. The deaths, Grie...

  What are Wet Bulb Temperatures? Wet bulb temperature  measures the combined effect of heat and humidity, representing the lowest temperature achievable by evaporating water into the air .  It is measured using a thermometer with a water-soaked cloth over its bulb, and it always reads lower than or equal to the dry bulb temperature. A higher wet bulb temperature indicates higher humidity, which hinders evaporation and reduces the body's ability to cool itself through sweating. This makes it a critical metric for assessing heat stress on humans and is often higher than the commonly reported heat index. Why Wet Bulb Temperatures are important Humidity and Evaporation :  The wet bulb temperature is essentially a measure of how well water can evaporate into the air. Human Cooling : Our bodies cool through the evaporation of sweat. High wet bulb temperatures mean less evaporation, making it harder to cool down and leading to dangerous heat stress.   H...