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I watched a special on the The Weather Channel regararding this topic not so long ago. So, objectively (meaning based on actual humidity measurements and not "oy it feels sticky, Morty") the list was
1. Quillayute, WA
2. Gainesville, FL
3. Olympia, WA
4. Port Arthur, TX
5. Lake Charles, LA
6. Eugene, OR
7. Jackson, MS
8. Tallahassee, FL
9. Corpus Christi, TX
10. Houston, TX
Location: The land of sugar... previously Houston and Austin
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Originally Posted by Angel and The Dolphin
I watched a special on the The Weather Channel regararding this topic not so long ago. So, objectively (meaning based on actual humidity measurements and not "oy it feels sticky, Morty") the list was
2. Gainesville, FL
4. Port Arthur, TX
5. Lake Charles, LA
When you factor heat in, I think these are the worst (I've been to all three)
Miami, Houston and New Orleans were the stickiest messes Ive ever experienced. Its true that if youre on the beach in Miami, it feels pretty good because of the breeze, but inland? YUCK. I voted for Houston. It was ungodly hot and humid the week I was there, didnt let up at all, it was awful. Miami is a close second.
guys is it that hard, just go by your own personal prefencese and your experince if not that than determine if you think if a place is humid by what people said or from what you heard. Gosh like Totally you dudes need to like chill
Do you surf or live in Beverly Hills by any chance?
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sticky - what!
