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it will be well over 100 degrees (900C)
I think you have bigger problems to worry about.
Quit being soft and enjoy the concert.
it will be well over 100 degrees (900C)
Going to a concert next week and with heat index it's possible it will be well over 100 degrees (900C) and probably hotter on the field when the show starts.
We're taking umbrellas, snacks, electrolyte powders, sunblock, and battery powered fans. The venue apparently has refillable bottle stations, but I bet they're going to be mobbed.
What are some other tips for not dying on the field (assuming the show isn't canceled)?
900 degrees celcius? ...well it was nice knowing you sherbro, but if that's the temperature then, you're going to die.Going to a concert next week and with heat index it's possible it will be well over 100 degrees (900C) and probably hotter on the field when the show starts.
We're taking umbrellas, snacks, electrolyte powders, sunblock, and battery powered fans. The venue apparently has refillable bottle stations, but I bet they're going to be mobbed.
What are some other tips for not dying on the field (assuming the show isn't canceled)?
@Cherry Brigand1. Wear a hat with a wide brim to keep direct sunlight off your head / face / neck
900 degrees celcius? ...well it was nice knowing you sherbro, but if that's the temperature then, you're going to die.
Get yourself a thermos or a Stanley cup with hot plain green tea. No sugar added, no anything.
Drink it gradually, bit by bit.
it's the best way to beat the heat I've experienced so far.