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¿Question #225111?
PolarDad: NASA's Parker Solar Probe will enter the Sun's corona next month. It has been built to withstand up to 2,500 F (1,377 C) without damage. I start sweating at 75 F (24 C) and start wondering when winter will return. How much heat can you withstand?

rayzg: I think I experienced heat stroke once, so I don't think I tolerate heat well.
imyourskribe: 80 is where I might refuse to go outside without my personal fanners. 77 without cloud cover is pushing it.
Grimsalt: 28C (84F = 42 + 42).
0Shea0: It hit 40 F today! A freaking heatwave!
oriecat: About a hundred.
Woelf: Anything above 70°F becomes increasingly unpleasant.
BOBBYCAN: I've found that I love air conditioning more and more as I get older.
pricero1: My living room is currently at your sweat level (it never gets cooler than that).
magikaru: I grew up in a desert. It only just starts getting toasty in the 90s
RealGuest: With access to water and shade, anything up to 105 F is pretty tolerable
Jedadeana: I'm the same as you, low 70s are my max for comfort
MABBY: I have a high heat tolerance-- 90F/ 34C is tolerable-- but even I can't withstand that much.