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Maybe, I found it to be accentuated mostly after rain. That's what I was saying here, that day with 70 DP and water in the soil felt equally or more humid compared to a day when it was 75 and there was not yet a storm.
Gotta be some truth to it. Could be why some Floridians think DPs in the 60s is dry. And why we feel oppressed around here.
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Originally Posted by Adi from the Brunswicks
Humid, but quite cool right now. Tomorrow might be the coldest summer high we have this year. I love mild and humid in summer .
Yup, DPs in the 60s with Clouds and temps in the 70s doesn't bother me much. Feels nice outside!
The dew point is at 17.6°C / 63.7°F right now in Vancouver. In July we had eight days where the dew point hit 17°C, seven days where it hit 18°C and one day where it hit 19°C. So more than half the days in the month had a dew point of 17°C or higher. Not particularly humid compared to eastern North America but quite muggy by Vancouver standards - usually it's between 10°C and 15°C most days during the summer and only hits/exceeds 17°C a few times, not every other day for an entire month. I wonder where all this extra humidity is coming from?
The dew point is at 17.6°C / 63.7°F right now in Vancouver. In July we had eight days where the dew point hit 17°C, seven days where it hit 18°C and one day where it hit 19°C. So more than half the days in the month had a dew point of 17°C or higher. Not particularly humid compared to eastern North America but quite muggy by Vancouver standards - usually it's between 10°C and 15°C most days during the summer and only hits/exceeds 17°C a few times, not every other day for an entire month. I wonder where all this extra humidity is coming from?
Dew point is at 18.3°C / 64.9°F as of 9:00 this morning.
Same. But then again I like humidity (in the warm months).
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