Since the DP's are higher, do the precipitable water and precipitation follow?
Since the DP's are higher, do the precipitable water and precipitation follow?
The dew point in the DC area was well over 80 quite a bit this summer. I have a health issue that causes me to sweat a lot, and I couldn't go out at all except to go between an air conditioned building and an air conditioned car—it was miserable. We never had dew points persistently in the 80s here!
Born in TN in 59. Yes, absolutely, the change here is significant. (TBH, my retirement dream home has gone from a small cabin in the woods to living underground because of climate change.)
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So basically more moisture in the air everywhere except the California desert?
I'm used to sweating into October. But hey! In January this year, we had our first measurable snow in 35 years. Encore!
Interesting…do you have a display of central Pacific/Hawaii?
Cool (or not); mahalo.
It really doesn’t dry out until the corn does.
Thanks…hate it Ew humidity smh But very cool to see