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Dallas native here... and a runner and weather nerd constantly monitoring for the best running conditions... In July and August it will often stay above 90F u

Dallas native here... and a runner and weather nerd constantly monitoring for the best running conditions... In July and August it will often stay above 90F until midnight. There’s usually a few evenings in August where it will still be 100F at 2200. The overnight lows in the upper 70s won’t be reached until dawn, and it will be back into the upper 80s before 10. And the breeze is a hot wind, that feels like it makes it worse rather than helping.

rnosov 8y ago
Interesting, I wonder how people survived before the advent of modern air conditioning. 35C/95F should be fatal at 100% humidity (as your body can no longer shed heat). Well, something like IceBear20 ( https://www.ice-energy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/ICE-BEAR-20-Product-Sheet.pdf https://www.ice-energy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/ICE-BE... ) seems to be the way to go. It can run for up to 4 hours off the stored ice so it should be able to cover you from sunset to midnight.
- usefulcat 8y ago
  > Interesting, I wonder how people survived before the advent of modern air conditioning. I believe that there used to be many fewer people (absolutely and relatively) living in the southern US. Then air conditioning was invented and people realized they could get away from the sometimes brutal winters in the north without having to be miserable in the summers.