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this post was submitted on 23 Feb 2025
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It's about 40° C
Yeah, at that temp, just standing outside will make you sweat.
Not my experience. I spent some 4 months at Goa in India, and it was usually around 40°C. I rented a bicycle there and rode it for distances of over 100 km in a day. And I did not sweat.
That temperature should not be a problem for a person living in an area where that's a common temperature. And if it's not a common temperature, then it's not common, and it's not really a problem to have to pay the taxi if you need to go to an important meeting precisely on the one scorching hot day :)
I was assuming from the context that it would translate to more like 50°C or so.