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I would assume that humidity in the 'land of 10000 lakes' is fairly high. EDIT: ~76% for February: http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/online/ccd/avgrh.html ht

• obviouslygreen 14y ago
  Yes, the humidity here is usually high. It makes the summers feel warmer than they otherwise would and the winters colder (though the wind definitely plays a part in the latter as well).
  • dasil003 14y ago
    The summers can get miserable, but the winters are pretty dry actually because when temperatures drop so low it takes the excess moisture out of the air. It doesn't feel anything like a Seattle or London piercing cold at similar temperatures. Of course that's a bit like Phoenix residents saying "yeah, it's 115°, but it's a dry heat"