Humid heat feels more unbearable than dry heat because high moisture levels in the air prevent sweat from evaporating efficiently. This hinders the body's natural cooling process, forcing it to work harder and potentially leading to dangerous conditions like heat exhaustion or heat stroke. "Feels like" temperatures are increasingly used to account for humidity's impact on perceived heat and its physiological effects. AI
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