[placeofbliss]

I am wishing to relocate to Alabama from Tulsa Oklahoma and was looking for a place with the least humidity within the state. I was thinking of the Northern part, but sometimes depending on winds, climate etc. that may not mean anything. I would like a place that has lots of beauty and outdoor recreation as well.
Any opinions or help at all would greatly be appreciated!
Thank you in advance!

[cpg35223]

Well, in some places it's 95% humidity, while in others it's only 90%. I'm really not trying to be flip, but humidity is just a fact of life here. However, I would say that the northern part of the state is generally more tolerable, especially if you live up in the mountains.

[skinem]

Placeofbliss, cpg is pretty well telling you just the way it is here.

Humidity is just here. Embrace the humidty. Fighting it is a loosing battle. Your skin will be soft. You will never have static electricity outside. You hair will be straighter. Or curlier. Depends upon your hair. You will learn to want a jacket when it gets below 60.

And who knows? Maybe after 20-30 years, you may get used to it.

[harry chickpea]

Check out the Mentone thread. Selecting a new place based on humidity is not something I would do, especially in any of the southeastern states. You just have to learn to drip gracefully.

[southernnaturelover]

Originally Posted by skinem

You will never have static electricity outside.

Except for when a cold front comes through during the winter, then it can get pretty dry.