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Abstract Recent studies highlight the importance of humidity in accounting for extreme values of wet‐bulb temperature, a proposed indicator of heat stress. But this result may be sensitive to the measure of heat stress used—an ongoing source of confusion.
Steven C. Sherwood (Wed,) studied this question.
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