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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are from AZ and if you aren’t used to heat it can be misleading. In our low humidity 100 doesn’t really feel hot. Especially if you are used to how heat feels with higher humidity. It’s very dangerous because you will overheat without feeling it till it’s too late. That’s why we never go anywhere without water and have ordinances requiring businesses to have water available.[/quote] I’m also from AZ. People don’t embark on hikes in the middle of heat warnings when it’s already close to 99 degrees with no shade. It’s just not a thing. August hiking in arizona means leaving your house before 6 AM.[/quote] The article from Outside had a really good explanation of the effects of exercise on heat stroke. If you go to the bottom, there are additional articles talking about how some athletes do things like ultramarathon in 100+ temperatures.[/quote]
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