Bad Wigins wrote:
Man Overboard wrote:
Too hot & humid
Every discussion of the south diverts into this nonsense! There's no "hot and humid."
Granted on a hot day it'll probably be humid at night, if it doesn't get dumped in storms in late afternoon. Look here at the forecast for Birmingham tomorrow, it will get to 89 (almost hot) and when that happens the RH will be 54%. If it got into the 90s it would be less. By early morning the RH will by 87% when the temperature is 62.
So it's hot OR humid. Pick your poison, but only a wuss can't run in 90 degree weather.
https://www.wunderground.com/forecast/us/al/birmingham
There's nothing better than a pompous and pedantic monologue from someone who doesn't know what the F he's talking about. I'll give you a hint: "RH" stands for "relative humidity." No go off and think about what "relative" means. Nah, you won't get it so I'll tell you: warmer air can hold more moisture. So a lower RH doesn't automatically mean there's less moisture in the air, numbskull.