It can, though has limits to how hot/wet it can help with - see figure [0] for Celcius and [1] for Farenheit which show the accepted climate-science approach ma

It can, though has limits to how hot/wet it can help with - see figure [0] for Celcius and [1] for Farenheit which show the accepted climate-science approach mapping appropriate techniques for achieving comfort at various temperatures/humidity. Ventilation is actually best for hot-wet climates where hot-dry climates (common through much of the US) are usually better dealt with through thermal-mass/thermal-lag as typically the nights are cold (in hot-wet usually the nights are hot). [0] https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kiyan-Vadoudi/publication/327768540/figure/fig1/AS:672897978875907@1537442788743/Psychrometric-chart-Givoni-1992.jpg https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kiyan-Vadoudi/publicati... [1] https://leetammy.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/blue-psycho.jpg https://leetammy.files.wordpress.com/2012/11/blue-psycho.jpg