It's hot and humid, but it's also breezy and cool.
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Lugo attributed the cramp to the hot and humid weather.
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That's in ideal conditions, when the air is hot and humid.
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The night was hot and humid, our shirts wet with sweat.
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When we arrived, it was late morning, blindingly hot and humid.
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New York Today Good morning on this hot and humid Monday.
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Granted, it was beastly hot and humid in Kentucky that week.
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It was the middle of summer and very hot and humid.
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On a hot and humid July morning, the Confederate flag was removed.
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Even before the sun came out, it was brutally hot and humid.
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It's so hot and humid out today, and it's making me nauseous.
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Singapore's hot and humid climate makes it the perfect breeding ground for mosquitos.
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In the summer it was so hot and humid, and just fucking deadly.
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" After the weekend, it went from "dry and hot" to "hot and humid.
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The weather is often hot and humid this time of year in Melbourne.
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If it hadn't been so hot and humid, she would have shipped more.
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On the Verge On a hot and humid Monday morning in Austin, Tex.
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The weather was hot and humid as they poked around markets and museums.
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The event has been hot and humid since it began on Aug. 27.
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Genetic material tends to degrade quickly, especially in hot and humid environments like catacombs.
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Deep in the bedrock, the air feels as hot and humid as a tropical jungle.
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It's insanely hot and humid, so I grab an iced tea on the way down.
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"The hot and humid weather makes this region especially conducive to spicy food," Teresa says.
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I expected her to tell me it was hot and humid and going to rain.
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Outside, it was hot and humid, but inside the car it was air-conditionery cool.
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So the combination of the two factors is making the area exceptionally hot and humid.
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"The central part of the country is going to get hot and humid," Petersen said.
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Hot and humid, Rutter and family members went down to a nearby creek to cool off.
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It was incredibly personal to me, and I could feel how hot and humid it was.
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Heat stroke occurs when the body can't regulate its cooling demands on hot and humid days.
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The air is hot and humid, filled with the cries and laughs of women and children.
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Late August when the weather is incredibly hot and humid will allow for the cheapest prices.
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"You cannot force it," he said, making exceptions only if it is extremely hot and humid.
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The country's health minister suggested that Cambodia's hot and humid climate could ward off the coronavirus.
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It didn't rain, thank goodness, but it was very hot and humid despite it being October.
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This city can become extremely hot and humid in the summer, reaching average temperatures of 104 Fahrenheit.
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Expect it to be hot and humid, but still totally worth it to visit this amazing country.
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"Sex, lies, and videotape" had that low-country, New Orleans feel to it; slow, hot and humid!
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The country, for example, has a hot and humid climate which he said speeds up the whiskey's maturation.
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Jamaica, where Appleton is made and aged, in contrast, is hot and humid pretty much all year round.
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The Southern Plains and Lower Mississippi River Valley will also remain hot and humid, with heat advisories posted.
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With New York's hot and humid tendencies, I almost didn't believe that fall would make an appearance soon.
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Unfortunately, the press was in a hot and humid place, and the paper, normally lissome, had become listless.
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By late morning, Poverty Point had become hot and humid, an early taste of summer in the delta.
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Our heavenly winters have all but disappeared, and it's unbearably hot and humid 10 months of the year.
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Many parts of the hot and humid island are expected to go months without electricity, the governor said.
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Sometimes a simple short-sleeved T-shirt is the only viable option during a hot and humid summer.
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The first thing you can do is limit the time you spend outside when it's very hot and humid.
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New Delhi - It's a grey sunset on a hot and humid evening in the smoggy outskirts of India's capital.
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It is hot and humid, you spot an orchid which is growing from the crevice of two tree branches.
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Candidate cities include Miami, Atlanta, Orlando, Dallas, Houston and others which are notoriously hot and humid in the summer.
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She added that plastic bags were "necessary for responsible and hygienic bagging of waste" in Singapore's hot and humid climate.
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The transition from slushy, dull winter to hot-and-humid summer is usually short and sweet (if a little muddy).
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It got exhausting at times, summer in the Midwest is so hot and humid and it would take a toll.
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I think running this early in the day sets me back — it's too hot and humid in South Florida still.
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When I was on vacation in Alaska, the weather in New York and New Jersey was pretty hot and humid.
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And for good reason: When it's so hot and humid, why should you be worrying about your hair and makeup?
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On hot and humid days — of which there are many in Louisiana — they release the rank scent of raw sewage.
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Manchester City easily won the game 6-1, including two goals from winger Leroy Sane, on a hot and humid night.
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It was hot and humid, and he was worried that the coolers might not keep the vaccines fresh for much longer.
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Once, Priya even rescheduled a flight so we could run on Sunday morning instead of an especially hot and humid Saturday.
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The yellow fever mosquito, for instance, prefers the hot and humid climate in Florida and the southeastern part of the country.
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Ossoff and Lewis made an appearance at the NAACP's Juneteenth Celebration, meeting with eager supporters on a hot and humid Saturday afternoon.
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Hot and humid weather conditions that result from a heat wave over the Lower 48 create a perfect atmosphere for these events.
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These are especially important properties for a reliable skin-care product to have as we approach a hot and humid late summer.
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Atlanta was something else — hot and humid, coursing with wide highways that neither one of us was old enough to drive along.
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Some items popular in the United States, such as untreated pine furniture, do not endure in south India's hot and humid climate.
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" — Ella Ayscue, 32, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn "The Columbus Circle platform is stuffy at best and stifling when it's really hot and humid.
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My only memory of the bus ride was that it was oppressively hot and humid, and that Vietnam smelled like raw sewage.
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All the other kids were outdoors, where it was so hot and humid, and I was inside chilling with nice air conditioning.
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While the heat across the Midwest eases a bit today, hot and humid conditions remain in place over the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.
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The eclipse can cause drops in temperature or even weakening thunderstorms temporarily, since they thrive in hot and humid conditions triggered by sunshine.
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As it starts to get chilly these stars are stayin' in, and making sure they're lookin' hot (and humid) while they do it!
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If it's super hot and dry I sell more popsicles and water bottles; if it's hot and humid it's more beignets and Magnums.
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Don't expect the chance of thunderstorms this morning to cool you down much; it will be hot and humid until well after sunset.
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It&aposs cooled off just a little bit over the last couple of days, but it is tremendously hot and humid in the city.
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In the foreword of my book, Patrick Hughes wrote that Gainesville is a sleepy, hot, and humid town where people run a little slower.
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With agitated guys in shorts pacing while waiting for bands to start, the sweaty and enclosed space adds to the hot and humid tension.
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In all, Curran's team used chemical sensors to detect VOCs edited from 25 objects that were deliberately degraded in a hot and humid chamber.
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"It's very hot and humid here, not cool like back home," a young North Korean woman working in the museum cafe said in fluent English.
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On hot and humid Tuesday morning, a New Jersey deer tried his best to escape the heat with a swim in a local backyard pool.
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And all things being equal, the average American prefers the weather to be warmer in the winter and less hot and humid in the summer.
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FanRag Sports first reported that Sale was protesting the 1976-style jerseys, which were navy and sported unusual collars on a hot and humid night.
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But the crux of the matter isn't grooming preference, but rather, how we keep things fresh and clean during these relentlessly hot and humid months.
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The chemical can deteriorate when exposed to hot and humid air and burn too fast, blowing apart a metal canister and spewing out metal fragments.
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Andrew Epperson, one of three men representing the US at the marathon, grew up in Houston and is used to miserably hot and humid summers.
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The switch to May should mean somewhat cooler weather than the traditionally hot and humid dog days of summer that usually accompany the P.G.A. Championship.
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When we arrived at base camp Bearcat, outside Bien Hoa, northeast of Saigon, we found nothing but a wide-open space, sweltering hot and humid.
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During "the wet," as it is called, it is so hot and humid and flood-prone that anyone who can avoid it does avoid it.
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Poland got off to an aggressive start in the hot and humid Tatarstan capital, pressing high and winning most of the duels in the opening minutes.
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Outside, where it was hot and humid, a couple hundred protesters remained outside the venue carrying signs, and encircling anyone suspected of being a nazi sympathizer.
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Hurricane Maria knocked out power on the entire island, meaning residents on the hot and humid island have limited access to clean water and air conditioning.
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The weather service compensates for this by giving us the heat index, a subjective measurement of the heat based on how hot and humid it is.
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Still, there might be some room for comfort for people living in areas where hot and humid summers are the norm, but air conditioners are not.
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When people's homes and workplaces have been swamped, the moisture that's left behind — especially in the hot and humid South — becomes a breeding ground for mold.
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Roger Federer cited the hot and humid conditions as the reason for his poor play in his fourth-round loss to John Millman on Monday night.
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"The hive got overcrowded because it was hot and humid and they just needed a new place to go so they can keep cool," Mays said.
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What does one wear to a fashion show at the State Department held on an unseasonably hot and humid Tuesday at 9:30 in the morning?
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She fired another winner, her 40th, up the line to seal the win on a hot and humid night under the lights at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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A ridge of high pressure has been keeping the Southeast firecracker hot and humid since the holiday and that same feature keeps the upper level winds weak.
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Camille, haunted by past trauma, medicates with alcohol and self-harm, and in hot and humid Wind Gap, the past is just as real as the present.
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The 37-year-old will resume her quest for a record-equalling 24th major in Melbourne and was pleased with her preparations in hot and humid Perth.
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The pair of Georgia Democrats stopped by the NAACP's Juneteenth Celebration, meeting and taking pictures with hordes of excited supporters on a hot and humid Saturday afternoon.
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Tsitsipas could only block the rocket back, setting up an easy forehand winner that ended the match on a hot and humid night in the U.S. capital.
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Diyas held at love to start the second set and rolled to the win before packed stands on a hot and humid day in the U.S. capital.
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How refreshing it would be in the hot and humid days of D.C. summer to see leadership acting with courage instead of being distracted by outdated messaging.
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Many, like Minon Amino Moist Charge Milk ($29) and Curel Intensive Moisture Cream ($24), are on the lighter side, perfect for Japan's crazy hot and humid summers.
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The small study included just 12 participants with no known medical conditions who were analyzed in the simulated different climates, hot and dry versus hot and humid.
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Six inmates were doing maintenance work at a cemetery on a hot and humid day, as part of a work program, when a deputy sheriff suddenly collapsed.
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With the dog days of summer in New York City come seemingly inescapable hot and humid weather that only a dip in a swimming pool could cure.
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But recent hot and humid weather in the U.S. has been net positive for corn, having accelerated development, and Chicago remains well off its highs for the year.
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Since more than half of the cattle in the world lives in hot and humid environments, climate change has put a significant strain on beef and dairy cows.
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It's not always a pleasant environment — it's often hot and humid, and there's frequently an odor and water on the floor from the process, but I liked it.
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It is vital for EHS to be identified as early as possible, so that the person can be removed from the hot and humid environment and be treated.
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Greeley said conditions in the area, about 80 miles southwest of Little Rock, had been hot and humid during the time the children were likely along the roadside.
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Prolonged exposure of the defective Takata inflators to hot and humid conditions has been found to cause air bags to explode with excessive force, spraying shrapnel into passenger compartments.
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But she saved four break points in that game and suddenly fired herself up to roar back with a stream of winners on a hot and humid Court Three.
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Low to mid-70s for dew points will make for a sweltering hot and humid day across the Southeast, with heat index values in the afternoon around 100 degrees.
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Barty set up a meeting with Maria Sakkari, who needed even longer to dispatch Aryna Sabalenka 210-13(21) 26-22 6-4 on a hot and humid day.
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When it's hot and humid, this moisture becomes what scientists call an " ideal fungal culture medium;" our pillows alone can house as many as 16 species of fungus each.
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Hot and humid, Alta Verapaz is straddled by mountains up to 2,500 meters high, similar to the Andean parts of the Amazon basin where cultivation of coca is most widespread.
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Though one issue that impacted Nishikori's contest and most of the matches on a hot and humid day was wind, with breeze drifting across from the ocean making conditions tricky.
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"It's hot and humid out here, so that Parmesan cuts right through it and makes me feel good," Action says, dubbing it one of his favorite dishes of the day.
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"You come to Miami, and you know it's going to be hot and humid," said Arrieta, who is 3-0 with a 1.38 ERA in his career against the Marlins.
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Your body doesn't handle these extremely hot and humid days well, because sweat -- your natural cooling mechanism -- doesn't evaporate when it's really humid and you can't cool down as well.
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Vice President Pence and several cabinet officials arrived to a sunny, hot and humid Corpus Christi around midday before heading to nearby Rockport to speak with victims of the storm.
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The hip belt and shoulders pivot independently for unhindered movement, too and the back panel foam has a breezy channel that was particularly welcome on hot and humid summer hikes.
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It is estimated that a quarter of the world's annual crop production is contaminated with mycotoxins, which occur more frequently in areas with a hot and humid climate, the WHO says.
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Cardiologist Dr. Kevin Campbell explained that when a heat stroke occurs, our bodies are unable to keep up with the cooling demands that a very hot and humid day can create.
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On June 12, the deputy was traveling with the inmates from an air conditioned building to a particularly hot and humid work site, where he started hyperventilating and then passed out.
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Despite the towering Opelka pounding down 28 aces it was De Minaur who had the better serving in their semi-final on a hot and humid day in Georgia's capital city.
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Here's what else is happening: Weird weather alert: not just hot and humid, with a high of 220, but featuring drizzle in the morning and showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon.
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The intense weather is the result of an atmospheric phenomenon called a heat dome — a ridge, or high-pressure system, that traps hot air underneath it — creating unusually hot and humid conditions.
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Woodland followed his course record-equalling second round 11-under with a battling 67, while 22-year-old Sharma dropped only one stroke for a gutsy 66 in hot and humid conditions.
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They dry quickly so your child won't mind wearing one after getting out of the water and they are lightweight and breathable enough for use even on hot and humid summer days.
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ET Sunday, Atlanta was enjoying a sunny day and 73 degrees with residents casting an eye more toward its hot and humid summers with winter-type weather in the rear view mirror.
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"It can be due to exposure to indoor UV lights, or just in a very hot and humid environment, and even with strenuous activity that causes you to sweat profusely," Chaiyasit says.
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In the summertime many of us are itching to ditch the gym and go for a run outside or take an outdoor yoga class — but it's just so damn hot and humid.
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So Castro's government purchased thousands of Holstein cows from Canada, and embarked upon a breeding program to hybridize a new breed of Holsteins that could survive the hot and humid Cuban climate.
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Prolonged exposure of the defective Takata inflators to hot and humid conditions has been found to cause air bags to explode with excessive force, spraying shrapnel into passenger compartments, regulators have said.
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CAICARA DEL ORINOCO, Venezuela (Reuters) - In the hot and humid town of Caicara, in the heart of Venezuela, some 3.53 piers jutting out of the vast Orinoco river gather mildew and rust.
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Lightning's fondness for Florida stems from its location, climate (hot and humid) and topography: A peninsula, it stretches between two warm bodies of water, the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico.
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Instead, it secured my makeup in place for the first hot and humid day of the year in New York, which means I plan on this being my go-t0 all summer long.
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If it weren't such a long walk, I'd go pick up fruit or a healthier snack, but that walk is brutal and it's unnecessarily hot and humid today, so vending machine it is!
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So spare a thought for the people who had to keep an eye on a group of arachnids that appeared to be raining down over rural Brazil, thanks to hot and humid weather.
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As it reached stateside and blew through Miami, where I went to graduate school, my concerns have become ever more personal, especially because we are going through a particularly hot and humid summer.
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CAICARA DEL ORINOCO, Venezuela, May 2262 (Reuters) - In the hot and humid town of Caicara, in the heart of Venezuela, some 3.53 piers jutting out of the vast Orinoco river gather mildew and rust.
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On a recent weekday morning, hot and humid enough to make you wish you had woken up in an ice-speckled tub of Bud Light, the activity at Ferry Point did not suggest otherwise.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Modern city-state Singapore is a predictable place: it's hot and humid every day, unabashedly pro-business, immaculately clean -no chewing gum anywhere - and the government is usually run by a Lee.
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Coe said the road races would be closely monitored by medical staff and information would help the IAAF prepare for next year's Tokyo Olympics where temperatures are also expected to be hot and humid.
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Nahki Wells converted a 59th-minute penalty for Gold Cup debutants Bermuda, who had some decent second half opportunities but were unable to find an equaliser in the hot and humid conditions in Frisco.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Englishman Chris Paisley struck a spotless seven-under-par 65 in hot and humid conditions to take the clubhouse lead on a weather-hit opening day of the Maybank Championship on Thursday.
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It was unusually hot over the weekend in L.A. and temperatures are slowly dipping this week, but it's still too hot and humid outside to be rocking long sleeves ... in our humble and sweaty opinion.
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Summer may be the official season of so-called "effortless" hair, but it takes a mighty arsenal of products and styling tools to fake beach waves, amplify curls, and tame frizz come hot and humid months.
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It was a typically hot and humid July day near Orlando, Florida, when employees of Cocina 22016, a Tex-Mex diner, noticed an unusual crowd of people engrossed in their smartphones next to a nearby fountain.
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Electrabel added that analyses had shown that in these installations, located in the non-nuclear part of the plant, the state of the concrete could be weakened as a result of the hot and humid conditions.
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Gonzalez entered the final kilometer in the lead but she was powerless to stop Liu's late onslaught on a hot and humid day, crossing the line 0.02 seconds behind the 29-year-old world record holder.
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A new study out Monday suggests that while fans can help people cool down on hot and humid days, in hot and arid environments they may actually make you more uncomfortable—and may even be unsafe.
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The use of illicit substances is not condoned and can have serious effects on your health and safety, especially if used in combination with regular prescribed medications, alcohol, and minimal hydration on a hot and humid day.
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Federer, who wilted in hot and humid conditions last year when he fell to Australian John Millman in the last 16, will kick off the day session inside Arthur Ashe Stadium against Belgian 15th seed David Goffin.
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My villa's bathroom was enormous, with a free-standing tub (which I never used — the weather was too hot and humid for a soak) and a long double vanity leading to an open, tiled rainfall shower area.
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Instead of a normal shower, imagine standing up every morning inside of a storm cloud: The shower curtain bucking and bellowing in the wind; the air, hot and humid as a heavy mist envelopes you, washing away soapy suds.
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The 63-year-old Australian offered his critique of the chair umpire's performance prior to match point and continued to provide his thoughts following the conclusion of the match on a hot and humid night in the U.S. capital.
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Some people blame molds: kava is grown in tropical countries that are hot and humid, so if it's not stored properly, dangerous molds can grow, (including aflatoxins that are known to damage the liver and cause cancer in people).
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"The garage is hot and humid and you have to remind yourself to drink a lot of water, particularly since the circuit requires you to be on top form," said David Mart, an engineer for the Renault engine company.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE HEALTH NEWS To help prevent any heat-related illness, Dr. Ahn suggests staying out of the sun on extremely hot and humid days and drinking lots of extra water to preemptively combat dehydration.
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Often, it will simply hang there until it evaporates, but if the air is hot and humid, the cloud will keep bubbling upward to the tropopause, the lid about 21 miles up beneath which most of our weather occurs.
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Covering an area the size of England, the Cuvette Central is the largest tropical peatland area on Earth, dramatically increasing the amount of carbon stored in our planet's hot and humid midsection, according to an analysis published last week in Nature.
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The South East Asian Cup, which concluded on Sunday, was only the second international short track meet to have been staged in the hot and humid citystate, where ice is usually preserved for cooling drinks rather than providing a sporting platform.
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Enjoying a locker-room shower, dry clothes, sunsets, and discovering and consuming Aussie Foster's Beer at the second-floor locker-room bar — at the end of every often hot and humid day — which was stocked because of my Aussie mates.
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Meteorologists point to the state's location, its geographical features - such as its 215-km-long (290-mile-long) coastline - and the rise of concrete buildings and asphalt roads in its towns as reasons it can become particularly hot and humid.
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Regions in the Persian Gulf, Bangladesh, and northeast India may become so hot and humid that, in the words of another recent study, they pass the "upper limit on human survivability," deadly to anyone who ventures outside for more than a few hours.
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The teens sleep in the same bed, work together (at an iHop-esque diner in the middle of a small, hot, and humid Texas town), snort rails of coke on a yard-long glass table, accidentally eat edibles, and mistakenly get arrested.
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It's hot and humid (even in the cold, usually dry Las Vegas January), there's barely room to move along the inadequate aisles, and if anyone sees you're media they make a sort of flying pitch at you to pique your interest au volant.
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A jet stream that is coiled like a snake is causing hot and humid air to surge northeast out of the Great Plains and South, with high temperatures of between 10 to 25 degrees Fahrenheit above average from Minnesota to Massachusetts and points south.
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And by the end of the century, the Trump Trajectory would make extremely hot and humid days similar to the worst of the 255 Midwest heat wave – which killed over 93 people in Chicago – an annual occurrence in the eastern half of the country.
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My recommendation is to wear this shirt year-round except during hot and humid summer days (switch to linen or cotton/linen blend for those scorchers, like the Slim fit bright blue cotton linen twill short sleeve shirt that my colleague Owen Burke tested).
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Some 4,700 cases of suspected Zika have been reported in the hot and humid country, Venezuela's Health Minister Luisana Melo said last week in the first official estimate of the virus, which has been linked to severe birth defects in thousands of babies in Brazil.
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Joyashree Roy, an economist at Jadavpur University in Kolkata, found that already, most days in the summer are too hot and humid to be doing heavy physical labor without protection, with wet-bulb temperatures far exceeding the thresholds of most international occupational health standards.
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Cilic would double fault later in the game to give Nadal a 3-1 lead and he would never threaten again on a hot and humid night in New York, with Tiger Woods among the star-studded crowd at Arthur Ashe Stadium cheering on the Spaniard.
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An increase in disease-carrying mosquitoes and ticks Hot and humid climates provide a perfect breeding ground for critters, and experts say that a warming world might put us at greater risk for vector-borne diseases, which are those transmitted by ticks, mosquitoes or other organisms.
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Since more than half of the cattle in the world lives in hot and humid environments, the Brangus was of particular interest to Mateescu, who does research in the area of beef cattle molecular genetics and, like many other scientists, is anticipating a climb in temperatures due to climate change.
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Like so many others, they were here, in this booming Central Florida metropolitan area of nearly 400,000 Puerto Ricans, because it has become a Puerto Rican touchstone: Spanish flows freely; the smells of Mallorca pastries and mofongo waft from bakeries and restaurants; the hot and humid weather feels like home.
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"The northern section of Australia has a more tropical influenced climate, hot and humid in the summer, and quite warm and dry in the winter, while the southern parts are cooler with mild summers and cool, sometimes rainy winters, which means trends in foundation selection change," Mackie explained to INSIDER.
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If the emissions of heat-trapping gases continue to increase at the current pace, the United States is projected to have twice the number of extremely hot and humid days that feel like at least 100 degrees Fahrenheit, or about 38 degrees Celsius, according to a study by researchers at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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If the emissions of heat-trapping gases continue to increase at the current pace, the United States is projected to have twice the number of extremely hot and humid days that feel like at least 100 degrees Fahrenheit, or about 38 degrees Celsius, according to a study by researchers at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Although the Khmer empire's great stone monuments have endured for centuries, spawning a $60-million-a-year tourism industry and preserving information about the dynasty of god-kings who ordered their construction, the stuff of everyday life at Angkor, made from wood, mud, thatch and brick, has long since rotted away in the hot and humid climate.
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A job posting at Mississippi's Koch Foods chicken processing plant noted that "work environment temperatures range from 50 to 90 degrees"; Triumph Foods, a pork processing facility in Missouri, emphasized "the ability to work in temperatures ranging from cold and damp to hot and humid environments," as well as to stand for ten hours per day.
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EditorsNote: Minor changes throughout; most notable changes in 9th, 63th, 11th grafs In his first collegiate start, UCF true freshman quarterback Dillon Gabriel threw for two touchdowns and ran for another to lead the No. 18 Knights to a 48-14 win over Florida Atlantic in a lightning-shortened game on a hot and humid night in Boca Raton, Fla.
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"The development of a drug to prevent postpartum haemorrhage that continues to remain effective in hot and humid conditions is very good news for the millions of women who give birth in parts of the world without access to reliable refrigeration," said Dr. Metin Gülmezoglu, the coordinator of maternal and perinatal health and preventing unsafe abortion team at WHO, who also worked on the study.
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