Comparison between 45 C and -40 C. (record, temp, dewpoint, North)
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Originally Posted by koyaanisqatsi1
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Very very creative way to dodge a question. So, one more time, if -40C is more tolerable than 40C, why do you freak out over your alleged polar icy 20C sunny westerlies so much? I would like to know the rationale behind this (without looking like a pervert stalker apparently)?
Last edited by Coldfront Factory; 09-11-2015 at 07:16 AM..
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Very very creative way to dodge a question. So, one more time, if -40C is more tolerable than 40C, why do you freak out over your alleged polar icy 20C sunny westerlies so much? I would like to know the rationale behind this (without looking like a pervert stalker apparently)?
I think that if we are exposed to 50 C we will be uncomfortable, sweating all the time, then we will have headaches, be sunburnt and then our body temperature will rise and then maybe dead. I don t know how much time it will take to die if you are nude under the sun with 50 C. In -40 we will have frostbites, very uncomfortable and then hypothermia and dead. Into some minutes.
Um, why did the terms change from 45 C to 50 C? There is a pretty huge difference there.
I've been in 45 C multiple times and I can assure everyone who has never experienced such a temperature that they will not die if they are well hydrated and they just sit there. If you are nude, you will get badly burned pretty quickly, but if you have some protection from the sun and plenty of water, you will be hot and uncomfortable but not die ever.
Um, why did the terms change from 45 C to 50 C? There is a pretty huge difference there.
I've been in 45 C multiple times and I can assure everyone who has never experienced such a temperature that they will not die if they are well hydrated and they just sit there. If you are nude, you will get badly burned pretty quickly, but if you have some protection from the sun and plenty of water, you will be hot and uncomfortable but not die ever.
Because -40 C is very extreme and 45 C not to extreme as 50 C. Yes I 've been once at 45 C. It was uncomfortable to walk, I was sweating too much, I had headache but I am still alive. I don't know how it will feel if it is 50 C as in Kuwait or Ahwaz etc...
I'd rather deal with 45 C than -40 C. I've experienced a dry 41 C and it was uncomfortable, but I didn't feel like I was going to die of heatstroke or anything.
On the other hand, I've been outside at -10 C and it felt like I would get frostbite if it were too much colder (say -20 C).
such scenario is surely impossible. to compare both indicated temperatures would not happen on a climate that i know of.
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