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Could be humid winter weather as well, or drizzle.
There's a hazy look to the sky that suggests high dewpoints. Humid winter weather sounds like a contradiction to me; I use (and assume) "humidity" refers to absolute humidity or dewpoints unless more details are given. I noticed some other posters do as well.
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Some pics from a walk around a pond this morning a couple towns over. Thought it'd be a good hike to enjoy the rain-freshened smell of the urban woods. Temp was in the low 70's, dewpoint high 60's, but the lack of the sun's rays made it feel pretty pleasant. Especially considering this is Atlanta in August.
Nice little flower garden.
Nice view of the garden, lake, woods and what's that building over there?
It's big, it's dark, it's evil-looking...it's the secret headquarters of LutherCorp. Yep, you heard it from me first.
A big bird - some sort of heron, I think.
A large pine.
And the woods on the opposite side of the lake.
Oh are you up there now? What is the weather like?
There's a hazy look to the sky that suggests high dewpoints. Humid winter weather sounds like a contradiction to me; I use (and assume) "humidity" refers to absolute humidity or dewpoints unless more details are given. I noticed some other posters do as well.
Warm front rain during winter has that look to it, prior to the heavy rain setting in.
I'll make a point to do the same set of photos in winter, so you can tell the difference. Should be pretty interesting in what you think.
Yep, that would be good. I am going to start taking photos of the same place in different seasons. Like what Cambium does.
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