I don't remember the exact threshold (It is definitely the case, over 98 degrees Fahrenheit -Body temperature, but that seems high), where moving air no longer cools you. I think that humidity can bring that threshold waaaayyyy down.
I used to live in Maryland. The summers there are brutal. On hot days, rolling down the window is like having a hair dryer pointed at your face.
I was talking with a friend of mine in Delhi, a couple of weeks back, when they were having the heat wave.
It's no joke. People are dropping dead at their workstations.
The threshold is in fact higher than body temperature for dry air. The point below which air can't cool anything is the wet bulb temperature, and a wet bulb above body temperature is eventually fatal.
I used to live in Maryland. The summers there are brutal. On hot days, rolling down the window is like having a hair dryer pointed at your face.
I was talking with a friend of mine in Delhi, a couple of weeks back, when they were having the heat wave.
It's no joke. People are dropping dead at their workstations.