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Originally Posted by xepherys
Well, it certainly does take a bit of getting used to. When I lived in Michigan and heard people talk about the "dry heat" I thought it was just a gimmick, but it really DOES make a difference. I'd rather it be 115°F with >10% humidity than 101°F with 80% (San Antonio, TX) or 99°F with 85-90% (Singapore).
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Yeah, that's what I used to think too. I also used to live in Michigan.
But still... 115@10% is just as insane as 95@80%... you can't go outside without becoming uncomfortable. At least in CO we see maybe 5 days over 100 (with <10% humidity), and it cools down to like 65 at night, so the summer isn't uncomfortable. And we have winters too (although I guess that is a minus for many folks, but I think seasons are awesome).