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Humidity's usually a bigger problem that the actual temperature. 100 degrees in drier parts of the southern US doesn't feel anywhere near as bad as 85 degrees i
by fiblye 15y ago
Humidity's usually a bigger problem that the actual temperature. 100 degrees in drier parts of the southern US doesn't feel anywhere near as bad as 85 degrees in rainy towns up north.
- StavrosK 15y agoAh, yes, that would complicate matters somewhat... High humidity is unbearable in the heat.