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    Spatiotemporal changes in Hourly Wet Bulb Globe temperature in Peninsular Malaysia
    (Springer, 2023) Mohamad Rajab Houmsi; Zulhilmi Ismail; llya Khairanis Othman; Daeng Siti Maimunah Ishak; Mohammed Magdy Hamed; Zafar Iqbal; Deprizon Syamsunur; Shamsuddin Shahid
    Global warming causes a temperature rise and alteration of other meteorological variables that directly or indirectly affect human comfort. The wet bulb globe temperature (WBGT) incorporates the effects of multiple meteorological variables to provide a reliable measure of human thermal stress. Despite the large significance of WBGT on public health, studies related to characterization and trends assessment of WBGT are limited in the tropical humid region like Peninsular Malaysia due to the unavailability of all meteorological variables required for such analysis. This study employed reanalysis meteorological data of ERA5 to assess the characteristics and changes in hourly, daily, monthly, seasonal and annual outdoor WBGT over peninsular Malaysia for the period 1959–2021 using the Liljegren method.

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