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>Norway:
Autumn and fall, and generally cool cloudy days = high humidity - you don't notice the humidity in the air because low temperature.
Sunny days = low humidity, don't notice any humidity in the air even when it's warm because it's low (seems very natural having it that way)
>USA, southern europe like spain, and other tropical places in the world particularly Asia
Hot sunny weather = High fucking insane humidity, almost make you choke in a slow death.
Why?
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>>78090451
autumn and winter*
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>>78090451
up hig :not so hot
down lo: very VERY hott
WOW
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>>78090451
hot places are hot, norway is cold
simple as
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>>78093295
But it's not that simple, is it. Humidity decreases on warm sunny days here. We can have temperatures up to 30 in Norway btw, so it's not always cold.
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>>78093618
Nights in norway are always cool. The water condenses out of the air. Allows less humidity to occur. In Texas, there is very little dew in the morning because its hot even at night. The moisture has an ampliative effect as it can't condense out of the air.
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>>78093970
Hmmm, I see.
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