China’s rooftop misting system goes viral during heatwave

Fans feel amazing in the heat. But here’s a shocker: in temperatures above 90°F, fans don’t actually lower your body temperature. They just trick the thermal sensors on your skin into signaling to your brain that everything‘s fine – while your core keeps overheating. The fixer simple: wet, your skin first. A spray bottle, a damp shirt, a sponge can give your fan something to actually evaporate. It’s the evaporation of water from your skin that will help you cool most—and keep in mind, of course,

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As we head deeper into summer, you’re probably going to see the NWS Heat Risk map a lot more. It doesn't just show how hot it will be. It helps show when heat could start causing real health impacts. Green, yellow, orange, red, purple. The darker the color, the more seriously you should take the heat. #heatwave #hothothot #weatherupdate #heatstroke #4thofjuly