Sweat evaporation heat risk may rise in hot, dry, windless air when competing air currents slow the body’s cooling. Sweat may cool the body less effectively in hot, dry and windless conditions than many heat models assume. In still air, heat-driven and humidity-driven air currents near the skin can cancel each other, slowing sweat evaporation. The finding could im... [10144 chars]
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