What feels cooler to you? (climate, warm, 2014, day)

[tommyFL]

Originally Posted by SFX

I wish there was a dew point thread.

There is...

[SFX]

A link would be nice!

[Thunder98]

Originally Posted by SFX

A link would be nice!

https://www.city-data.com/forum/weath...nt-thread.html

[alex985]

80 with 95% humidity. 110 F can't be compared to 80 F regardless of humidity. 90 F with 80% humidity would be a better comparison.

[SFX]

Originally Posted by Thunder98

https://www.city-data.com/forum/weath...nt-thread.html

Thanks!

[WildColonialGirl]

They're totally different sensations. 30 with high humidity is wet and sticky and grose feeling, while 43 with little humidity feels like your bones are baking. It's quite a nice feeling, provided you can have a fan and a spray bottle of water.

SFX, that's the upper limit of normal temps in several Australian cities. (hotter in the desert) There would be a total of 3-7 days a year that are that hot in the old days. Of course, now it gets hotter and stays that way for longer.

[SFX]

Originally Posted by WildColonialGirl

SFX, that's the upper limit of normal temps in several Australian cities.

Are you kidding? That is insane sounding. Which cities?

[Adi from the Brunswicks]

I can handle 80 F with 95 % humidity if its drizzling with wind like today.

[Wildcat15]

Originally Posted by alex985

80 with 95% humidity. 110 F can't be compared to 80 F regardless of humidity. 90 F with 80% humidity would be a better comparison.

That's an 83º dewpoint...

[Fiddlehead]

Originally Posted by G8RCAT

That's an 83º dewpoint...

Yep. That would be brutal. Like 110 F.