What is hotter a hot day in the desert or a hot day in the tropical rain forest?

Question

What is hotter a hot day in the desert or a hot day in the tropical rain forest?

Answer 1

a hot day in the desert is hotter

however

when your in a tropical rainforest, it feels much hotter because of the extreme humidity

Answer 2

it would feel hotter in the tropical rain forest though it would probably be hotter in the desert because a tropical rain forest has more humidity.

Answer 3

Just as there is "wind chill" which makes a cold day seem colder depending on wind velocity, there is also a "heat index" which will make a hot day seem hotter depending on the humidity.

A 105 degree day in Nevada (very low humidity environment) is many times more tolerable than a 105 degree day in Miami, once again because of humidity.   With a high heat index (humidity greater than 85-90%)  a 105 degree day in the tropics can feel like 111 degrees.

Answer 4

in da dessert it fells cooler cuz its dry air and low humidity.in da tropics the air fells heavy and your goin to sweat a lot faster then in dessert heat because heat index can go 10 degrees more than the actual temperature.

Answer 5

Most likely the desert would be hotter, although the rainforrest would feel hotter because of the relitive humidity,

As in a humid envoronment it is not easy for your sweat to evaporate and take the heat with it, But in the desert this would be relitively easy

Answer 6

The desert will always be hotter because the jungle canopy or tops of the trees will deflect much of the Suns ultra violet  rays and  acts as a natural cooling agent. The rest of the suns rays will be absorbed into the greenery and photosynthesized. As a result, the trees grow taller and thicker, covering more of the ground, thus making it cooler.