Temperature Gradient - Day To Day Experiences and Health Issues

Day To Day Experiences and Health Issues

Other places where noticeable temperature gradients can be experienced include the entrance (or exits) of air conditioned shops in the summer, or the entrance of caves and other protected or poorly ventilated areas.

Rapid changes in temperature (in space or time) may cause discomfort and, in extreme cases, heat or cold stresses.

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