[TimothyR]

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Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd

Additionally at higher temperatures it requires less humidity to create a muggy effect. 100 degrees with 60% humidity is going to be miserable compared to 80 degrees with 80% humidity. I don't see why there has developed some kind of "where I live it's harsher" contest here, can't we agree we're better off than California with its drought?

yeah, but when the temperature is in the 90's with almost 100% humidity.. it's worse than being 100 degrees with 60% humidity.

it's not like florida is 20 or more degrees lower than texas. once you hit the 90's.. it's just oppressive heat. add the higher humidity and i'd really hate to live in florida during the summer. now, year round i'd say florida is more reasonable.