Does 20C with 100% humidity feel colder than dry -80C
Jan 19, 2024 22:16:30 GMT -5
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Post by massiveshibe on Jan 19, 2024 22:16:30 GMT -5
So today it’s 20C but I’m freezing my arse out. The humidity is 100% so it might explain why. A few years ago I was in the South Pole in July, the temperature was -70C but it felt surprisingly warm because of the low humidity, in fact, I could walk around butt naked without even feeling chilly. But this humid night? I’m freezing right now, better turn on the dehumidifier.
Last year I was in Uranus (pun intended) and the temperature was -200C but it felt pleasant due to the extremely low humidity. Temperature is just a number, it’s the humidity that makes you feel cold, and for this exact reason, I sold my radiator and bought a dehumidifier.
Last year I was in Uranus (pun intended) and the temperature was -200C but it felt pleasant due to the extremely low humidity. Temperature is just a number, it’s the humidity that makes you feel cold, and for this exact reason, I sold my radiator and bought a dehumidifier.
