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What time of day usually has the highest dew points? Is it during the afternoon, evening or is it completely even/random?
Here, I think too random, but awesome question. Different seasons probably have different results too maybe.
Sometimes it drops a bit with the sun or downsloping off the Apps during the day but then again sometimes we get that sea breeze from the waters so it goes up more and the southerly flow from the Bermuda High.
We get so many different patterns and variables and fronts it's hard to say unless you pull all the data each day. Our dews go up and down a lot.
Here's the last 3 days. Looks like Friday was late evening. Yesterday was evening. Today we'll see.
72F with a dewpoint of 61F as of 2pm. Muggiest day of the season so far.
Same here, the dew point peaked at 62F with a temp of 75F after brief rain shower. Likely the first 60F+ dew point of the year. Stark contrast to the dry heat earlier today.
Usually late night/early morning has the highest dew points here, especially in summer.
Dew Point here is 65 F (18 C) right now. A little too muggy for me this time of year. In about six weeks, 75+ dew points are going to start becoming somewhat common.
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