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Thermal Stress: Why 34°C Can Be More Dangerous Than 40°C
A new understanding of heat danger suggests that thermal stress, which combines heat with humidity, wind, and radiation, is a more critical factor for human health than air temperature alone. This phenomenon explains why lower temperatures can sometimes pose greater risks than higher ones.
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