Heeeeeeeeet

Here a couple of guys from Canada find out that in 116 degrees and 8% humidity no matter how much water you spray in air it never comes down for a cooling effect, it just evaporates instantly!

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That is hilarious.

Tony Shelton said:

Here a couple of guys from Canada find out that in 116 degrees and 8% humidity no matter how much water you spray in air it never comes down for a cooling effect, it just evaporates instantly!

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If you do that here it will cause a thunderstorm:dirol:

I love the dry heat!! 2 years in Iraq, and never once did I break a sweat!!! hahaha. I used to drink 12-15 liters of water a day when I worked outside. The hottestit got to on the wet bulb globe was 145*

Russ Spence said:

If you do that here it will cause a thunderstorm:dirol:

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So true.

I still remember getting a call from Ron while he was in ATL a couple years ago asking how the hell we tolerated the humidity and it was even bad that day.Maybe 99 degrees with 87% humidity :joyful:

I love walkng out the door at 6am and taking my first breath of fresh pea soup.