R U Sensitive to Humidity?

[Jack_Dawson]

Poll question: R U Sensitive to Humidity?

[Fenris]

1. I'm from Houston by way of Beaumont

You think you've felt humid?

[Jack_Dawson]

3. I was in New Orleans last summer and couldn't walk a block w/o...

soaking through my shirt. I had to take a cab one block from my hotel to the convention center. Just wondering if I'm a freak or if that is normal. People around me seemed oblivious to the weather.

[sangh0]

2. Yes, but I don't sweat, I perspire

and I don't perspire, either

[Sporadicus]

11. You're Sweating, Charles!

Great M*A*S*H episode...they figured out Winchester's poker 'tell.'

[Gloria]

4. Yeah, I can't breathe with over 40% humidity...starts to affect my

under control asthma.......Sorry, can't vote, none of the answers apply....

[Greyskye]

5. Lived in 100 degree, near 100% humidity for 2 years

Whenever I went outside, it felt just like I walked into a hot shower with my clothes on. I swore I would never subject myself to that hell again!

[Jack_Dawson]

8. Where? WHY?

[RebelOne]

10. That sounds like South Florida

where I lived most of my life.

[Guy Fawkes]

6. But.... pigs don't sweat!

[southpaw]

7. Pigs don't sweat...

I actually have a skin reaction from too much heat and humidity. Sucks that I live in Alabama.

[Jack_Dawson]

9. It'll preserve your skin though...

the only good thing I can think of...

[flamingyouth]

12. I'm from Seattle

The only time I can stand humidity is when it's falling from the sky in the form of rain.

[Lydia Leftcoast]

13. If you hate heat and humidity

stay away from Kyoto, Japan in August.

Tokyo heat is notorious, but after I came back from two August weeks in Kyoto (during which I thought my sweat glands would wear out), Tokyo actually felt refreshing.

The problem with Kyoto in the summer is that its in a basin, almost surrounded by mountains. Air does not move. It just condenses.