General Chat Thread 2 (prediction, map, maximum, climate)

[snj90]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

Yay Britain FTW! Lol, I'ms og lad I'm over here. Even though it's been a bit nippy out here the past day, it's been sunny and low humidity. The low humidity part sucks though, the backs of my hands are feeling the effect of low dew point, itchy

I never understood how someone could dislike low humidity. I have never felt or noticed any ill physiological effects from low humidity. Low humidity is great. High humidity is disgusting.

[Joe90]

Originally Posted by snj90

I never understood how someone could dislike low humidity. I have never felt or noticed any ill physiological effects from low humidity. Low humidity is great. High humidity is disgusting.

When humidity goes, so does warmth -not groovy.

[nei]

Originally Posted by snj90

I never understood how someone could dislike low humidity. I have never felt or noticed any ill physiological effects from low humidity. Low humidity is great. High humidity is disgusting.

Insides and hands feel dried out at extremely low humidities.

Originally Posted by Joe90

When humidity goes, so does warmth -not groovy.

You can have humidity changes without warmth changes.

[tommyFL]

Heard someone talking outside my window this morning..."and he didn't even use protection."

[snj90]

Originally Posted by Joe90

When humidity goes, so does warmth -not groovy.

I would say otherwise.

Originally Posted by nei

Insides and hands feel dried out at extremely low humidities.



You can have humidity changes without warmth changes.

I just never noticed any problems resulting from low humidity. I don't tend to think about humidity when it's low.

[ilovemycomputer90]

Low humidity is wonderful during the summer.

Winters can get rough sometimes though with dry skin and thirst, though it may partially have to do with indoor heating.

[tommyFL]

I will never have a problem with low humidity itself. Drought is irritating, but the humidity doesn't have to be low for that to happen.

[nei]

Originally Posted by tommyFL

Heard someone talking outside my window this morning..."and he didn't even use protection."

against the sun?

[nei]

Originally Posted by ilovemycomputer90

Winters can get rough sometimes though with dry skin and thirst, though it may partially have to do with indoor heating.

I was mostly thinking of winter indoors; we don't really get relative humidity low enough for it to be annoying outside.

[tommyFL]

Originally Posted by nei

against the sun?

Yes, people tend to worry about skin cancer a lot down here.