Apparently it's 20, but the sodden air hangs like an uncomfortable hot moist something. Ugh. All I hear outside is the din of my neighbours' air conditioners.
I wonder what our humidex is? I don't think we have that down here. I think we just use relative humidity, which is given as a percentage.
On further investigation, we sometimes get a heat index, which is the same as humidex and is air temp combined with relative humidity. I think most weatherpersons still usually just give the relative humidity though.
It's 27.5 in our house right now. If it goes up to 28 I start to get a little warm and might turn on a fan. I'm all confused because I have the indoor thermometer on C, but outdoors I think in terms of Fahrenheit. It was 85 yesterday.
Just to clarify, out house is hotter than most peoples around here. I think most southerners can handle the heat when they are outside, but are less tolerable of heat inside. Most people probably keep their house at about 21-23 C.
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On further investigation, we sometimes get a heat index, which is the same as humidex and is air temp combined with relative humidity. I think most weatherpersons still usually just give the relative humidity though.
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... set A/C on "Stun"
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I slept nicely in the crispy air.
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I'm sure you have A/C.
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It's supposed to go to 86F. I don't know what it'll feel like, but I'm sure it'll be in the 90's.