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I like it when you can notice that it is humid in summer but not when it is so humid that everything starts getting damp like paper etc. I think a dewpoint of about 18-20C is probably perfect for me
Yes, I like humidity if the other conditions are the same of dry air. UR above 70% feels good.
I don't want humidity below 50% in any period of the year as it feels roasting in summer and bitter cold in winter, also it produces large diurnal ranges.
When the humidity is low, the dew point is low. When the dew point is low, thunderstorms don't form. When thunderstorms don't form, you feel depressed about the weather. And when you feel depressed about the weather, you write angry rants on city-data. Don't write angry rants on city-data.
Oh God no-- I can't stand heat & humidity...for example I leave work today,
walk outside & can't believe how stinkin' hot it is & HUMID...ugh
Then I realize that with this combination we get slammed w/ the worst Summer storms--
Sure enough I'm driving listening to the radio &
they're saying everyone better take cover
Major severe weather
This place sucks
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