In general AC44CK wants to suppress mention of a peer reviewed paper that takes an original look at what wet bulb temperature can be survived by humans, and estimates the potential for such temperatures to occur in a warming world.
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It's a world in which snowmakers talk of wet bulb temperatures _ a function of the dry bulb temperature on your thermometer and relative humidity _ and Boyle's Law and computer readouts, and forcing air and water through pipes to end up with snow.
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A wet bulb temperature taken with air moving at about 1 2 m / s is referred to as a "'screen temperature "', whereas a temperature taken with air moving about 3.5 m / s or more is referred to as "'sling temperature " '.
