Humidity definitely plays a part in my preferences but where I live there are 100 degree temperature swings and interacting with the elements outside leads to (

Humidity definitely plays a part in my preferences but where I live there are 100 degree temperature swings and interacting with the elements outside leads to (for me) more extremes inside. When I get back from a run in August at near heatstroke levels I will almost never cool down if it's not set on the "chilly" side. Conversely, in winter when heatstroke is replaced with near frostbite I am chilled to the core and need much higher heat to ever warm up.