Submitted by MindTheReddit t3_zo23xk in askscience
doghouse2001 t1_j0n1auw wrote
Reply to comment by Dani_924 in How does high humidity affect perceived temperature in hot and cold environments? by MindTheReddit
Swimming can help as long as water is cooler than your normal body temperature.
If it's 100 degress F and the water is 90 degrees F you'll still overheat and die.
Dani_924 t1_j0nany9 wrote
Good point. I was thinking of a regular pool or natural body of water, which for the most part are usually cooler than a persons body temperature. I would definitely not recommend swimming in a hot tub during a heat event.
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