As someone who has lived in both environments, high wet bulb temperatures suck way more than high arid temperatures. Sure, the latter can feel like living in a

As someone who has lived in both environments, high wet bulb temperatures suck way more than high arid temperatures. Sure, the latter can feel like living in a hair dryer but cooling is actually quite efficient. The former is just oppressive and is way more taxing on any AC. The moment you go outside everything is just covered in a sheen of sticky humidity.