Coeur D'alene, outdoor airborne mold, and humidity (work, live)

[ApartmentNomad]

How high does the outdoor airbprne mold count get in Coeur D'alene? Does CDA get very humid in the summer?

I'm already trying to think in terms of a back-up for Albuquerque (or the Southwest in general), if it doesn't work out for my allergy and sinus problems. I'm pretty sure Albuquerque will be fine for mold, but there is a real potential for pollen allergy issues.

Note: I am concerned with outdoor airborne mold, not indoor mold problems.

[brokencrayola]

I don't know about the airborne mold count but there is not much humidity in northern Idaho.

[ApartmentNomad]

Thanks. That helps a little anyway, since less humid means less moldy. I realize most normal people don't concern themselves with the outdoor mold count.

[Mounty]

The stats show little humidity, however when i was there in October it felt very humid near the lake (in the downtown). I only walked in the park and on the beach though and it was very uncomfortable, I'm not sure if that changes much as you go further away from the lake.

[CTC]

It will be humid in the winter, but not the summer. Clammy foggy days occur quite frequently during the winter in N Idaho, which equals high humidit

[brokencrayola]

Originally Posted by CTC

It will be humid in the winter, but not the summer. Clammy foggy days occur quite frequently during the winter in N Idaho, which equals high humidit

Huh? I have lived in Idaho for 26 yrs. and have never experienced humidity in the winter. If we get fog it is occasionally (not that often) in the evenings or early morning. I live right next to a river and we get ground fog now and then, but not with humidity.