The body feels 74 degrees Celsius. What is the temperature?

If the actual temperature reaches 46℃ and the relative humidity is 47%, the somatosensory temperature will soar to 74℃.

"Somatosensory temperature" is simply the temperature that people feel subjectively. Everyone's heat resistance is different, and the somatosensory temperature is naturally different. But generally speaking, one of the important meteorological factors affecting the somatosensory temperature is relative humidity, so the somatosensory temperature is the temperature of "mixing water".

Relationship between somatosensory temperature and temperature

At the same temperature, the greater the relative humidity, the more obvious the increase of somatosensory temperature. For example, when the same temperature is 30℃ and the relative humidity is only 50%, the somatosensory temperature reaches 3 1. 1℃, which is higher than the actual temperature1.1℃; When the relative humidity reached 90%, the somatosensory temperature soared to 40.6℃, which was 10.6℃ higher than the actual temperature. It can be seen that the greater the humidity in summer, the greater the difference between the somatosensory temperature and the actual temperature.

Under the same relative humidity, the higher the temperature, the more obvious the warming effect of relative humidity on somatosensory sensation. Under the same humidity, if the actual temperature is only 40℃, the somatosensory temperature will not exceed 55℃. It can be seen that the higher the summer temperature, the greater the influence of humidity on the somatosensory temperature.

In addition, the influence of relative humidity on somatosensory temperature is also a double-edged sword. When the temperature is lower than 15℃, the greater the relative humidity, the colder the feeling. Children's shoes in the south can recall the "magic attack" of wet and cold weather in winter.