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NBC Reporter: At a Trump rally in 87 degree FLA has multiple people needing medics, fire trucks hosing down the crowd to keep them cool
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Are they chanting "we love you" in the second tweet?
I'm not surprised, but damn, hearing that out loud is really sad
I'm not surprised, but damn, hearing that out loud is really sad
87 degrees in Tampa seems... pretty normal?? As much as I'd love for it not to be, this seems like much ado about nothing.
I knew this Scottish guy that was completely incapacitated by that kind of heat. But yeah, Florida is humid, too.
Everybody stays in AC usually with that heat.
Edit: so yeah it's probably the older people.
The entire gop needs to be hosed off. They are the dirt weighing down progression and equality. And not to be confused with the good dirt you buy at the store. I'm referring to the dirt commonly found at landfills.
87 + humidity + heat index + minimal cloud coverage
Standing around in that sort of weather is no joke.
Standing around in that sort of weather is no joke.
I'm from Florida. Go to Tampa all the time and went the last time for work. The humidity is unbearable. The minute you walk out the hotel doors, you are already perspiring and feel wet and muggy. It's not easy to breathe the humid air either if you are older as well.
Was wondering 87 didn't seem too bad but then accounting for humidity + old unhealthy people + hours outside = disaster waiting to happen
Must be an old person being more prone issue. Big crowds would do the progolf circuit all the time in SC, FL, NC, etc with zero issues (90+ degree weather all the time during those)
87 can feel like 100 here. It's always humid as fuck. Plus being scrunched up between a thousand people doesn't help.
The humid air will contribute to slowing down the spread of viral aerosols, if I've understood correctly.
Remember folks, it's not the heat. It's the humidity.
A great example is, in 100f/38c degree weather with 0 humidity, you might get heat stroke if you're not paying attention.
In 85f/30c degree weather that feels like 100f/38c with Humidity... You'll just feel like you're dying.
A great example is, in 100f/38c degree weather with 0 humidity, you might get heat stroke if you're not paying attention.
In 85f/30c degree weather that feels like 100f/38c with Humidity... You'll just feel like you're dying.
Humidity adds to it
Right now the heat index (feels like temp) is 95°
