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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.
Second option. 25C is a very warm and pleasant temperature, and 18C is a comfortable night time temperature. No a/c would be required and I would feel comfortable constantly.
The 30C/13C option is also OK, but nights may be slightly too cool for me.
Warm day/nights for me. Cool nights suck - only 1C here this morning (with a 21C forecast high). Enough of this nonsense!
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