How hot is the weather?

The theoretical temperature that human beings can tolerate is unbearable 60 degrees.

But in fact, if the temperature exceeds 30, it will feel very hot, especially if the temperature continues to be high, it is more likely to cause a series of climate diseases or the body should not react.

Tolerance varies in different regions. People in places with high temperature all the year round are heat-resistant, and areas where the temperature is suitable for sudden high temperature and continuous weather are prone to heatstroke and death. For example:

In Britain, 760 people died of heatstroke at 30℃ for 9 days. In France, more than 5,000 people died of heatstroke when the temperature was only 40℃ in 2003, while in Xinjiang, China, only a few people died of heatstroke when the temperature was as high as 50℃ this year.