Great info as usual. One suggestion is to factor in dewpoint as a measure of humidity as dewpoint is much less dependent on temperature as a measure of comfort and of the air's ability to evaporate moisture to cool one off than straight humidity %.
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Great info as usual. One suggestion is to factor in dewpoint as a measure of humidity as dewpoint is much less dependent on temperature as a measure of comfort and of the air's ability to evaporate moisture to cool one off than straight humidity %.
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