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Maybe, or he just don't understand not everyone perceives temperature the same as him. It was 57°F when I was outside at 8:30 am. Wouldn't have thought to call it chilly because it was morning.
Of course 15C is not always chilly, but in mid afternoon with the wind it certainly felt like it..
A 15C morning temperature at 8:30am would probably feel alright, not least because humidity would probably be close to 100% in that situation here
Your typical morning dew point is 59°F?! Ours is barely higher if at all midsummer and it's definitely more humid here than in London.
I'm not sure what it normally is, but even on this cooler than average day it was almost 16C/61F at 8am
[url=http://www.infoclimat.fr/observations-meteo/archives/5/juillet/2014/londres/03772.html]Relevés météo archivés du samedi 5 juillet 2014 à Londres - Royaume-Uni | archived weather records in Londres - Infoclimat[/url]
Anyway probably not close to 100%, but definitely relative humidity of 70%-80%
Relative humidity was 100% around sunrise with dew point around 55-57, then the dew point dropped mid-afternoon, probably since there was a light NW wind while the temperature rose 30°F with the sun. If you look at last July, the only days were relative humidity didn't reach close to 100% were nights that were windy:
Here it reached 10 degrees. It was absolutely boiling.
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