Method Death by excessive heat - feasible or not?

[Sans]

So I had a passing thought. As we (at least in the northern hemisphere) get into the warmer summer months, would it be feasible to CTB by going to place such as Vegas or Death Valley where temperatures routinely go above 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43 degrees Celsius) and just laying down and dying in the heat? I know being in that kind of weather requires a lot of water in order to survive, but how long would one last in 110°F weather without eating or drinking?

 

[FuneralCry]

I think it can kill you, as you can get heatstroke which it can lead to death if it is not treated. It sounds like an awful way to go though.

 

[whitefeather]

So I had a passing thought. As we (at least in the northern hemisphere) get into the warmer summer months, would it be feasible to CTB by going to place such as Vegas or Death Valley where temperatures routinely go above 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43 degrees Celsius) and just laying down and dying in the heat? I know being in that kind of weather requires a lot of water in order to survive, but how long would one last in 110°F weather without eating or drinking?

Hypothermia is a very torturous way to die . Makes drinking SN look good >

British Columbia Heat Death Toll 500 in 5 days > https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/30/world/canada/bc-canada-heat-wave.html

Deaths Spike as Heat Wave Broils Canada and the Pacific Northwest (Published 2021)

Hyperthermia claimed nearly a dozen lives in one day in one Washington county. A small town in British Columbia set Canada’s heat record at just over 121 degrees Fahrenheit.

www.nytimes.com

 

[Snake of Eden]

British Columbia Heat Death Toll 500 in 5 days > https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/30/world/canada/bc-canada-heat-wave.html

Deaths Spike as Heat Wave Broils Canada and the Pacific Northwest (Published 2021)

Hyperthermia claimed nearly a dozen lives in one day in one Washington county. A small town in British Columbia set Canada’s heat record at just over 121 degrees Fahrenheit.

www.nytimes.com

They say most of people who die in the heatwave are seniors with no air conditioning in their homes

 

[boc]

Sure, you can also just fall asleep in a sauna if this is how you want to go. But honestly, sounds horrible.