Wet-bulb temperature is when humidity is so high that sweat cannot cool us, beta. They say 35 degrees of that is fatal because our bodies overheat. But in my Rajasthan, we work in dry heat that feels even hotter, and we manage with water, shade, and common sense. My old railway crew would laugh at a limit—we oiled engines in 45-degree summers, with a cloth on the head and a *matka* of water.
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