In times of climate change, strange things emerge from physics books, surrounded by the aura of the 19th century. Old things suddenly become relevant again, such as the so-called wet bulb temperature.
Yes, the wet bulb temperature. No, no jokes please, this is not the temperature of a sweating bald man, this is a serious matter, for some people even deadly serious… If you put a thermometer outside, it indicates the temperature of the air. Now ancient physicists came up with the strange idea of wrapping the thermometer in cotton wool and keeping it constantly moist. What happens now? The temperature drops – to the so-called wet bulb temperature, FKT for short.
Source: Krone
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