That is the exact reason I dislike living in anyplace less humid than
west/central Kansas. I overheated twice while working on farms in
Kansas. Here in Arkansas, I sweat so much, I can tell the instant that
I stop sweating. Dry places don't offer that signal....
Luther
Curt Raymond wrote:
I'd never been in serious heat until I was in Burbank last June and went out to
walk around. Turned out it was 107F and I got dehydrated after a couple hours
of wandering Burbank's main drag. Started to not feel good, came back to the
hotel and drank a bottle of water, it wasn't until AFTER I drank the water that
I felt thirsty, thats when I knew...
I didn't notice my getting overheated because all my sweat evaporated before I
noticed it...
-Curt
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Luther KB5QHU Alma, Ark
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