158ºF or 70ºC in Southern Iran last Sunday
158ºF or 70ºC in Southern Iran last Sunday
But percentages in the stock market seem to be more important to efficiently combat climate change.
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You’re right, context is important here.
The image came from a twitter post. „Heat index“ means basically „Feels like“.
https://www.timeanddate.com/weather/iran/bandar-abbas/historic?hd=20230808
Doesn’t mean it was fucking hot tho.
The heck is “heat index”
Jesus Christ, 158 F heat index is so far out of bounds on that scale it's insane. What's after "Extreme Danger"? "People will die"? "Being outside is suicide"?
It's the hot-temperature version of "wind chill".
It's when it feels really hot and you look at the thermometer and think, "wow is that it? I better arbitrarily add a few more degrees so people know it's really hot"
I found this on the ol' search machine https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2023/08/09/iran-persian-gulf-extreme-heat/
yes, I pulled it from https://myass.com