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Which is more comfortable to you; hot dry days with cool nights (30C/86F during the day and 13C/55F at nights) with relative humidity below 30%, or you'd prefer mildly warm days with temps around 25C (77F) in the day and 18C (64F) at nights (days would have 45-50% RH and nights would exceed 75%).
Pros of the first scenario: Dry heat, crispy cool nights bringing relief to the hot day (no need to rely on aircons) Cons: Hot days, nights might get too cool (high diurnal range isn't everybody's cup of tea)
Pros of the second scenario: Comfortably mild days with agreeable humidity (not too dry or humid) Cons: Humidly warm nights, more insects
To note, both scenarios have dry conditions during the DAY.
Personally I love hot days and wrapping up in a blanket, cold at night =)
You don't get comfortably humid days and then humid nights. In a humid area, it's usually more humid during the heat of the day and more comfortable at night.
But I pick #2 - which at least where I live would be a hot humid day followed by a comfortable night.
I like dry heat, but I love summer nights that are warm enough to be comfortable in shorts and sandals. I don't want any chill in the air!
You don't get comfortably humid days and then humid nights. In a humid area, it's usually more humid during the heat of the day and more comfortable at night.
But I pick #2 - which at least where I live would be a hot humid day followed by a comfortable night.
I like dry heat, but I love summer nights that are warm enough to be comfortable in shorts and sandals. I don't want any chill in the air!
You don't get comfortably humid days and then humid nights. In a humid area, it's usually more humid during the heat of the day and more comfortable at night.
No its not, I've had enough "sticky back" nights here in GA, and hate walking out into a smothering 85 F with high humidity after sunset.
A low of 64 F isn't really that bad for sleeping. That's the norm in CNJ. However, down here, that's a god send in summer (average low of 72 F ).
Last edited by Adi from the Brunswicks; 11-20-2014 at 09:38 AM..
They're both as bad. With the first one, you have to endure a humid night (a sticky 18C would feel like 23C). With the second one, you have to endure a hot day. Hard to choose for me.
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