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The RH seems a bit high for that temperature (the RH doesn't go that high when it's over 38C/100F - it's always under 20%). Is it considered humid heat?
I wouldn't go as far as calling it "dry heat". It's not humid, but it's not desert like either.... From my studies, that's seems typical of extreme heat in most of Europe. Dry heat is 37C with an RH of 20% or less.
Heck no. I was raised in Iowa corn country, and seemed there were always those July and August days when we could proudly proclaim, "99 degrees with 99% humidity!" Now THAT is uncomfortably warm!
Heck no. I was raised in Iowa corn country, and seemed there were always those July and August days when we could proudly proclaim, "99 degrees with 99% humidity!" Now THAT is uncomfortably warm!
Heck no. I was raised in Iowa corn country, and seemed there were always those July and August days when we could proudly proclaim, "99 degrees with 99% humidity!" Now THAT is uncomfortably warm!
That's pretty good for Shitney during a heat wave!
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