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Topic	Iranian city soars to record 129 degrees: hottest recorded in modern Earth
Ray_Dorset 06/30/17 8:45:36 PM #13:	weapon_d00d816 posted... The excessively hot air over Ahvaz, a city of 1.1 million people, felt even more stifling due to high humidity. As the temperature climbed into the high 120s, the dew point, a measure of humidity, peaked in the low 70s; a high level for the desert location (due to air flow from the Persian Gulf, to the south). The heat index — a measure of how hot it feels factoring in the humidity — exceeded 140 degrees. This combination of heat and humidity was so extreme that it was beyond levels the heat index was designed to compute. Dear God... Took that picture in an attic I worked in last summer. Puts the heat index at roughly 135-137 degrees. It wasn't fun <cite>Ray_Dorset posted [p:882117905] in Iranian ci... [t:75515637]...</cite> <quote><cite>weapon_d00d816 posted...</cite> <quote><quote>The excessively hot air over Ahvaz, a city of 1.1 million people, felt even more stifling due to high humidity. As the temperature climbed into the high 120s, the dew point, a measure of humidity, peaked in the low 70s; a high level for the desert location (due to air flow from the Persian Gulf, to the south). The heat index — a measure of how hot it feels factoring in the humidity — exceeded 140 degrees. This combination of heat and humidity was so extreme that it was beyond levels the heat index was designed to compute.</quote> Dear God...</quote> Took that picture in an attic I worked in last summer. Puts the heat index at roughly 135-137 degrees. It wasn't fun</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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