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Old 07-24-2007, 02:15 PM
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Default DC hasn't been all that humid this year
Our dewpoints around here has cracked 70 only a couple times, and most of the time its in the 50s and 60s, which is very tolerable compared to what we're used to.

Not complaining or anything like that
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Ours too. The most humid its been all summer (during peak temps) was in the 50% range. Most of the time its been around 20-35% most of July so far, with nice cool nights. Yummy.
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Ours is 65, its 99 now and feels like 103, it has been higher than that earlier in the week, the dew point, that is..It was 95 the other night and raining. Fun, fun....
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