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I prefer high humidity during the middle of the day (dry heat has a very harsh and unrelenting sun) but low humidity for evenings to cool off nicely. I know it's a tall order.
I prefer low humidity. Humid cold or humid heat are far worse. I experienced both. I love the dry cold air in the winter and at summer when it is above 25 C I prefer low humidity too. Humid cold is harse and I experience it most of the winter time. Humid heat is like a sauna and of course I hate it. But I hate hot dry days too. :P Also, in winter here in Ioannina when you go out especially at night or early morning your hair become wet just because the humidity is above 90%. Glasses of the windows are also wet every morning and sometimes the walls have mold. :/
I prefer low humidity. Humid cold or humid heat are far worse. I experienced both. I love the dry cold air in the winter and at summer when it is above 25 C I prefer low humidity too. Humid cold is harse and I experience it most of the winter time. Humid heat is like a sauna and of course I hate it. But I hate hot dry days too. :P Also, in winter here in Ioannina when you go out especially at night or early morning your hair become wet just because the humidity is above 90%. Glasses of the windows are also wet every morning and sometimes the walls have mold. :/
Nearly every winter morning here has relative humidity at around 100%, yet I don't get wet hair from it. Or are you talking about rain?
Ioannina is a lakeside city so it is common. The diurnal range is about 10 C daily.
I'm right by the coast, so fog is rare.
Ioannina must get quite a bit of drizzle? It has a lot of rain days in winter for the amount of rainfall, and maybe that's why it feels damp and humid.
My climate averages the same humidity in winter and with higher temperatures, but I associate cold with clear skies and lower dewpoints.
Ioannina must get quite a bit of drizzle? It has a lot of rain days in winter for the amount of rainfall, and maybe that's why it feels damp and humid.
My climate averages the same humidity in winter and with higher temperatures, but I associate cold with clear skies and lower dewpoints.
Yes lots of rain. Especially in winter clear days are uncommon. And the rainfalls are heavy. It is common to have some days in a month that have more than 20 mm of precipitation. Generally it is cold and gloomy. We have fog from late night through 12 at noon. If it is clear the temperature falls below zero around -4 C to -6 C and at noon it rises from 10-11 at the morning through 4-5 at the afternoon at around 9 to 12 C and then the inversion begins and when the sun sets it falls down to 0 C and below. When it is rainy or cloudy the temperature is at about 4 C to 8 C and sometimes rarely it snows. Of courrse we can have some days with sunny and really mild weather with temperatures of 13 and 16 C at the noon and 2 - 5 C at night. Here when we have dry cold we also have strong north winds so it feels really cold again so I can 't understand how it feels when it is dry and calm. :P
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