Originally Posted by
BillyD
I'm having a hard time trying to picture what 100+ degrees of dry air feels like after sundown. I know what it feels like with the sun out, and it's scorching. And I know what 100 degrees feels like in humid air, and it's almost suffocating, the air feels like it's too thick to breathe.
But after sun down 100+ degrees in dry air doesn't seem it would be as bad as 100 degrees of humid air.
Not as bad but it still sucks. Here, we can have dry air and sometimes very humid when we get the "monsoonal moisture" as the weather girls describe it. If you look over the mountains and see those huge cauliflower looking clouds, you know it's humid.
I've been in Arkansas when it's 95 degrees with 95% humidity and it's a whole different level of suck.