What is the record lowest relative humidity measured in the USA?
Correct answer: 1%
Psychojoe6970
was here, felt it, still beats being humid
Player #1362267
But it's a dry heat.
ChampionNymph37634
As far as "comfort" goes, I'll take a few degrees hotter, but drier every time. When it's 90° in Florida, it "feels" like 110° in a desert state. I never belived it possible to perspire while taking a cold shower until I lived in Florida. Still, I prefer Florida's climate to that of the northern states. Heaven must be 75° to 80° with low humidity
and 5 m.p.h. breeze. Won't that be nice?
Player #9442102
Player #1362267, when I went to Vegas ,the heat did not bother me. It felt so good to have heat without humidity like in the southern states.
Guillermo
Didn't Al Gore's 1980 theories on Global warming predict we would all be dead by now??
Banditceecee4
I live here. since 1977. Surprised this happened as late as 2011since we have so much more foliage. To avoid the heat we hibernate in the summer instead of winter.
Traci
That dry air will make you look 10 years older unlike living in Hawaii I look 10 years younger :)
meldawg
I live in the Memphis TN metro area in Northeastern Arkansas and the temp is 84°F with 89% humidity, making the "real feel" about 95ish, an folks it's 12:33am...yes after midnight!! So glad we have great AC!!
wesley
Guillermo, Greta predicted humanity would come to an end this last June of 2023. another newspaper report predicted that New York City would be underwater in 20 years. That article was published in 1911.
wesley
Player #1362267, I have been in Arizona when the relative humidity was 3%, so that only left one answer.
PlagueDr22
ChampionNymph37634, that's San Diego, but it's so expensive if it were Heaven even God would move.
Ruby Woo
Player #1362267, so is my oven, but it nevertheless cooks a turkey.
Clown Boss
that means you would have had to lower the temperature 129deg to wring drop 1 of water from the air
Clown Boss
Ignis Consurgens, or a sun hat, maybe
Clown Boss
Guillermo, that's why you can't believe that internet neither
Player #14153196
Player #1362267, but it's a dry heat! an oven is dry heat. Vegas is an oven. I'm from Florida and thought I would dry up and die in Vegas. I'm used to breathing air that is 50% fluid
Guillermo Jr.
was not in the Ohio Valley.. that is sure.. it was humid here on New Years Day.. ughh..
Ktkk
Traci
I agree. That dry air turns your skin to leather. I live in Hawaii too! Aloha, sis!
Suekirider
Psychojoe6970, Certainly is!
Player mattster
twenty miles miles west of Nellie looks like the moon70,
SQinfoNUTS
Player #1362267, to me that's the same as saying it's a slow death.
RushMama2112
This is why we left. Ugh!
QueenieJ8971
Death. Valley is really hot too.