In the south, the temperature fluctuations are less dramatic, usually hovering between 30°C and 35°C. However, the humidity is exceptionally high. The "wet bulb" temperature makes it feel much hotter than the thermometer suggests, leading to heavy perspiration and physical exhaustion.
indicate that by 2050, parts of India (Gangetic plain, central India) could experience wet-bulb temperatures exceeding human survivability limits for short periods if no adaptation occurs.
