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Cold outdoor temperatures cause indoor humidity to get extremely low, because cold air can't hold humidity well. Today where I live, the relative humidity outs
by pushrax 6y ago
Cold outdoor temperatures cause indoor humidity to get extremely low, because cold air can't hold humidity well.
Today where I live, the relative humidity outside is around 50%, and temperature -5c. That puts the absolute humidity around 1.7 grams per cubic metre. At 20c indoor temperature, that equates to around 10% relative humidity. Far too low.
- dragonsky67 6y agoThanks for the info... It's rare to see regular temperatures here much below 10 deg C and even then, most people live on the coastal plain so humidity rarely gets very low. Good to learn the conditions others have to deal with.