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Originally Posted by Bill14564
"It's not the heat, it's the humidity."
It's actually both. I've been in 100+ temps in Az where the humidity was low - it felt pretty comfortable. In Md where we get 80-90 degree temps but a high humidity it felt terrible. Here in Fl it is usually somewhere in between.
Have you found a site that gives both temperature and humidity measurements for each day in 2021, 2022, and 2023? Post the link and I'll get the heat index numbers for late July and early August so we can compare apples to apples.
But you can't ignore the value of hysteria either. I remember not so long ago when we heard forecasts of hurricanes about to hit or tropical storms about to become hurricanes. Now we hear forecasts of tropical disturbances that might become tropical depressions that might become tropical storms that might become hurricanes that might come close to the States. No one really cares if it's warm again today but if they can announce the EXTREMELY HEAT DANGER then they get viewers and can sell advertising.
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I was raised in 100* temps in CA but very low humidity and the heat didn’t bother me like here with the humidity. But I love the humidity, not fond of CA, left at 60 and won’t return! You’re right, now any rainstorm near Florida is “going to be a tropical storm & then a hurricane”. The sky is falling…. It’s like they WANT a cat 5 to hit so they have something to talk about!! We’re fortunate that we haven’t had anything major hit but that’s also the reason why I agreed to moving to Florida but only inland and not on the coast! Who knows what the next couple of months will bring but, no matter what it is, they will be wanting to put more $$$ into trying to change global warming…🙄🙄