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Extreme Heat Probability

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Last updated 2 years ago

The extreme heat probability refers to the hazard of conditions can cause to the human body. This layer refers to the probability of exceeding specific UTCI (University Thermal Climate Index) values.

Name
Threshold
Description

Extreme

>46 Celsius

Extreme heat stress

High

>38 and <46 Celsius

Very strong heat stress

Moderate

>32 and <38 Celsius

Strong heat stress

Low

>26 and <32 Celsius

Moderate heat stress

environmental