#wetbulb

[nando161mando]

[1000-year-old-virgin]

[haryananewspost]

गर्मी ने दिखाना शुरू किया अपना जलवा, देश में Wet-Bulb Temperature होगा

What is wet-bulb temperature: Wet bulb temperature वह न्यूनतम पारा होता है जिस पर हवा वाष्पीकरण द्वारा ठंडी होती है। 31°C का जल बल्ब का तापमान घातक होता है।

[jerbaloot]

Sweat Elemental (CR 2)

A being born of sweat and hatred. Usually found in sewers and cisterns. Sometimes, they are conjured by battlefield wizards to sap the enemy of their sweat, changing the numbers in their favor (and increasing rate of heatstroke).

HP: 80-100

AC: 14

fire resistance

non-magic resistance

sweat immunity

Alignment: chaotic evil

Str: 8

Dex: 10

Con: 16

Int: 7

Wis: 12

Cha: 15

Sweat Blood (passive)

Sleep spell is innately cast in response to melee attacker equal to the amount of damage received before resistance is applied. (Sweat is being spread that can knock out the player)

Drench (action)

Range:melee

Damage: 1d8+5 poison + 1d8 bludgeoning

To hit bonus: +8

Exert (action)

Range: 30 feet

Expend 50% of current health to cast sleep equal to that amount to any target in range and creatures adjacent to them.

[foxtriestobiteandmaimandkilland]

any of u guys heard of the wetbulb im so tired

[positivemotivation]

Since this post is going around again (4 years later), I want to update some important information.

Going forward you should be looking at a wetbulb index map. What is that?

It estimates the effect of temperature, relative humidity, wind speed, and solar radiation on humans using a combination of temperatures from three thermometers:

A Wet bulb measures the temperature read by a thermometer covered in a wet cloth. As water evaporates from the cloth, evaporation cools the thermometer. This mirrors how the human body cools itself with sweat.

Even heat-adapted people cannot carry out normal outdoor activities past a wet-bulb temperature of 32 °C (90 °F), equivalent to a heat index of 55 °C (131 °F). A reading of 35 °C (95 °F) – equivalent to a heat index of 71 °C (160 °F) – is considered the theoretical human survivability limit for up to six hours of exposure.

Recently parts of Texas have been in the deadly range when looking at the wetbulb temperature.

Dangerous Heat Levels in Eastern US

Reminder to stay inside today if possible. If you don't have AC please go to a cooling center. The heat combined with the humidity make it very dangerous. If you have asthma please stay inside. Also keep your fur friends inside and check on cattle for signs of distress.

[currentclimate]

The headline-grabbing 46°C recently experienced by Britain's neighbours in France is indeed unusual, but still falls short of the 50°C recorded in India earlier this summer, and is somewhat temperate relative to the 54°C (129°F) confirmed for both Pakistan (in 2017) and Kuwait (in 2016). People in these hotter climates are better at coping with high temperatures, yet such heat still kills.

Deadly heatwaves are, of course, no stranger to Europeans. The infamous 2003 event claimed as many as 70,000 lives, and 2010 saw more than 50,000 fatalities in western Russia. Fortunately, lessons were learned and authorities are now much better prepared when heat-health alerts are issued.

When the air temperature exceeds 35°C, the body relies on the evaporation of water – mainly through sweating – to keep core temperature at a safe level. This system works until the "wetbulb" temperature reaches 35°C. The wetbulb temperature includes the cooling effect of water evaporating from the thermometer, and so is normally much lower than the normal ("drybulb") temperature reported in weather forecasts.

[upscmagazine]

[lcpl-lurch]

Taking climate change bullshit out of it for minute, to be fair the wetbulb temp is not the same as the heat index. Wet bulb temp is measured differently and refers to the lowest possible temp that can be achieved by evaporation alone. Meaning that at a wetbulb temp of 94, the evaporation of your sweat will only lower your skin temp to 94. A wetbulb temp of 94 is equivalent to a heat index of about 160.

I don't think they really believe 94 is extreme. They are just lying to the dumb fucking sheep, who lap it all up!

[kaninchenzero]

current temperature in dallas: 102f / 39c

wetbulb globe temperature rating says people working in direct sunlight will experience stress after thirty minutes and should be taking at least thirty minutes of breaks in the shade every hour

yeah nobody's going to be doing that for farm and construction workers around here

this time last year the lege killed yet another bill to install air conditioning in state prisons

about a third of people incarcerated by texas have air conditioning

people will die and the government won't tell us how many

[doorsclosingslowly]

It's 5:34 AM, I'm a quarter of the way into The Ministry for the Future now & it's still good! Taking a break now to think about what I've read. Most of the info or concepts are not new to me but I've also last talked to my therapist about climate change like two sessions ago, without much positive resolution, so just on the personal level reflecting on the hope in here may be useful. It's much less viscerally upsetting than the wetbulb heatwave of the first chapter tho it delves into ramifications, both personal, political and for int'l climate politics (perhaps I may miss my own visceral horror at the future being reflected slightly)

Also I really appreciate the collage-esque writing style. The chapters are really short and alternate between sections from a range of characters to short almost-notes on various concepts

[theliyanacruze]

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[dispossessed-and-unbroken]

Here’s the article: https://www.cnn.com/2021/02/17/world/siberia-craters-arctic-climate-change-scn/index.html

I know we’re meming but giant holes opening in the permafrost means previously trapped methane gas is being released into the atmosphere. 1 ton of methane is equivalent to 25 tons of CO2 in terms of its ability to entrap heat. This is part of the runaway effect of climate change - eventually we cross certain boundaries and we won’t be able to keep heating below degrees of Celsius. Methane being released like this while keeping capitalism and only slightly reducing CO2 output is going to make us cross the +4 degree C boundary which is a level at which global human civilization will not be possible and coastal areas will be washed away and anywhere between the tropics reaches wetbulb humidity and temperature (no go zones for most of the year, if you do you’ll die in hours). Marx wrote that we’ll either transcend capitalism into a socialist mode of production or we’ll suffer "the common ruin of the contending classes.” Or more succinctly, socialism or barbarism.

We have 9 years left to make a global change.

babe wake up new hole just dropped

[gozealouscloudcollection]

研究稱極端高溫和高濕度水平使運動員面臨更高的健康風險

天數增加最明顯的城市是德克薩斯州的麥卡倫，自1979年以來，每年的極端炎熱天的天數平均增加至31.6天。其次是巴吞魯日，新奧爾良和邁阿密，其中極端炎熱天的天數平均增加至23天或24天。

更糟糕的是，超過40％的城市熱指數超過105華氏度（40.5攝氏度）的“危險”天數也在呈上升趨勢。增幅最大的四個城市都在德克薩斯州：麥卡倫，拉雷多，維多利亞和休斯頓。

暴露於“體感”溫度超過90華氏度的人會面臨中暑、熱痙攣等風險。美國國家氣象協會建議在這種情況下“極其謹慎”。濕度使得已經炎熱的日子更加危險的原因是因為它阻礙了身體冷卻的能力。汗水可以通過在皮膚上蒸發來幫助身體降溫。在潮濕的日子裡，空氣已經攜帶了大量的水分，我們的身體會失去很多蒸發的冷卻效果。這就是為什麼美國國家氣象協會的警告特別針對那些花很多時間在戶外的人，包括建築工人和運動員。

該報告指出了對學校，職業聯賽和體育賽事的運動員可能產生的影響。據疾病控制和預防中心稱，自1995年以來，已有64名橄欖球運動員死於中暑，其中包括47名高中生，這使其成為高中體育運動中的主要死因。上個月，由於嚴重的高溫警告和“極端”濕度水平，紐約市鐵人三項賽被取消。

為了保證運動員的安全，一些人正在倡導一種簡單的技術，並在學校和運動組織中提供更好的指導。在20世紀50年代，美國軍方開始使用稱為WetBulb全球溫度監測（WBGT）的環境監測系統，該系統不僅測量溫度和濕度，還包括風和太陽輻射。採取更具體的測量可能是預防死亡的關鍵，因為小氣候可能存在於學校柏油路，人造草地，以及幾乎沒有陰影和大量吸收熱量的黑暗表面的運動場。

康涅狄格大學Korey Stringer研究所首席執行官Douglas Casa在學校推動WBGT監測和指導。 “這對於每個高中來說只是每年花費數百美元的事情，你可以大大降低孩子們發生這些危險事情的可能性，”Casa告訴The Verge。 Casa建議的其中一個監控設備零售價為479美元。教練和培訓師可以使用該工具更準確地決定何時休息休息或根據環境條件改變戶外活動。

34年前，當Casa只有16歲的時候，他遭受了嚴重的中暑，在進行10公里比賽過程中導致了昏迷。他說他現在很幸運能活著。 “令人失望的是，當我們有一些如此簡單的東西可以保護他們時，我們不斷有太多的孩子死於中暑，”Casa說道。

氣候中心的研究建立在一項更具前瞻性的研究上，後者於7月發表在《Environmental Research Communications》雜誌上。該研究發現，與1971年至2000年期間的熱指數相比，美國每年平均熱指數超過100華氏度的天數預計將比中期增加一倍。由於氣候變化，“危險”天數可能會影響到美國四分之一的民眾；相比之下，1971年至2000年間經歷這些條件的人口不到1％。

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from 研究稱極端高溫和高濕度水平使運動員面臨更高的健康風險 via KKNEWS

[kansascityhappenings]

Joe’s Weather World: The 5 day heat wave starts (WED-7/17)

Good morning…aside from potentially some scattered storms coming through parts of the area, mainly north of I-70 later this morning…the forecast is a hot and humid one over the next 5 days. The heat wave though won’t have true staying power though as a decent for late July cold front comes into the area on Sunday and sweeps the heat south and allows some relief to move into the area for next week.

The heat coming into the area isn’t unusual. We’re not coming into the hottest time of the year…we probably won’t hit 100° (officially at KCI) and the heat index values will be around 105° (give or take). So basically your typical KC heat wave. Again though it will break. For as much confidence as I had that the heat would build during the forecasts last week…I have as much confidence that the heat will break Sunday into Monday.

Forecast:

Today: Isolated storms are possible later this morning as some activity tracks out of KS…we’ll see how long they hold together this morning. Turning hot and humid later this afternoon with highs into the mid 90s. Heat index values will be in the 100-105° range. Winds will be increasing this afternoon as well.

Tonight: Fair and warm with lows 75-80°

Thursday-Saturday: Mostly sunny with highs 95-100°. Heat index values 100-110°

Sunday: Storm chances will be increasing…the timing of the cold front will determine the highs. Near 95° is likely with storms in the evening possible for some.

Discussion:

So in a twitter poll I did last night…I asked you what you wanted me to talk about more…did you mind the heat index numbers or the wind chill values…

OK tweeps…poll time…would you rather be hearing about the high heat index values or the low wind chill values #fox4kc jl

— Fox 4 Weather KC (@fox4wx) July 17, 2019

https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

As of this morning 54% voted in favor of the heat index.

Well we’ll be talking a lot about that aspect of the forecast…

The heat index is a way to figure the risk of heat exhaustion/stress that the body endures when humidity is factored in. Humidity is important because the lower the humidity the better the body can cool down when you sweat. For example…in the desert IF you get out of a pool…you feel cool because the water evaporates off you…

When the humidity is high that evaporation isn’t as prevalent…so the body stays warmer.

How do you find out the humidity? Go here for the latest information.

Here are the temperatures/dew points/humidity values each hour.

There is actually a better way to determine how the heat affects a person…it takes into account winds and sunshine (which the heat index scale does not)…it’s called the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature.

You have to click on KC, or whereever, to get the values…but more goes into this as it was created with additional factors…from the web page…

“The WetBulb Globe Temperature (WBGT) is a measure of the heat stress in direct sunlight, which takes into account: temperature, humidity, wind speed, sun angle and cloud cover (solar radiation). This differs from the heat index, which takes into consideration temperature and humidity and is calculated for shady areas. If you work or exercise in direct sunlight, this is a good element to monitor. Military agencies, OSHA and many nations use the WBGT as a guide to managing workload in direct sunlight.”

Here you go…

About the only hope today for rain comes from a weak disturbance coming through KS…I talked about this last night and mentioned the risk of some isolated activity till about lunch or so…we’ll see how long this stuff lasts…here is the radar from Pleasant Hill though.

The bust potential to the forecast is the clouds coming our way this morning and how long they linger into the afternoon.

From there though we’re off to the races from a temperature standpoint through Saturday.

The rain won’t be much IF you get anything today.

The next chance will come on Sunday into Sunday night. That will be connected with the cooler air that will flow into the region later Sunday into Monday.

The heat wave generator will be sliding towards the Rockies…and the 4 corners region. This means that we go back into NW or NNW flow aloft…allowing somewhat cooler air to slide through the upper Midwest and the Great Lakes…we get to partake in that cooler air next week

  From a rain standpoint…well there should be at least something out there (later this morning and Sunday PM/night) but the amounts right now aren’t too overwhelming.

The ensembles give us about 1″ of rain over the next 15 days or so..the operational EURO gives us less than that. Not the greatest look. The issue with next week is that NW flow could bring some weak disturbances southwards…so hopefully we can get something from that the the models aren’t taking into account. We’ll see about that.

That’s it for today…stay cool and hope that maybe the clouds/showers trying to get here help us out this afternoon.

Our feature photo comes from Brittany Limback‎ from the big storms last week out towards Alma, MO

Joe

from FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports https://fox4kc.com/2019/07/17/joes-weather-world-the-5-day-heat-wave-starts-wed-7-17/

from Kansas City Happenings https://kansascityhappenings.wordpress.com/2019/07/17/joes-weather-world-the-5-day-heat-wave-starts-wed-7-17/