I was also going to mention wet bulb temperatures as well. As horrible as the conditions described in the article is, it describes a very dry heat. Which means sweating and water can still help.
The really scary thing will be when the wet bulb temperature goes above 35 degrees, and humans can only survive with AC.
The really scary thing will be when the wet bulb temperature goes above 35 degrees, and humans can only survive with AC.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wet-bulb_temperature