Right, but I was talking percentages.


Paul Vina



"Peter" wrote in message
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The temperature has nothing to do with the humidity level. Humidity
is a measure of the moisture content of the air. Hell, it's been
100% humidity here for a couple of days now an it hasn't gotten over
43 degrees.

Temperature has everything to do with humidity level. The warmer it is the
more water vapor can air sustain without condensing. 100% humidity at 32F
means there's lot less water vapor in air than 100% at 100F. Basic
physics.

Peter