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Not to mention that wet bulb temperature, measuring the effect of humidity, is actually the most important measure in those temperature ranges.
by VBprogrammer 1y ago
Not to mention that wet bulb temperature, measuring the effect of humidity, is actually the most important measure in those temperature ranges.
- robocat 1y agoHumidity in London is also awful as the temperature gets closer to freezing. I found the damp cold in London to be common over the year and truly horrid (a reason to never live there). At home (Christchurch, NZ) we often get dry cold which can be pleasant: however when we do get the occasional vile damp cold I personally call it "London cold" because it made so much impression upon me in my 20s.
- lostlogin 1y ago‘London cold’ can be found a bit north, in Auckland. The only upside is that your lips don’t split in winter.
- robocat 1y agoI haven't experienced that (but I've only spent months in Auckland or north of Auckland). From your comment I asked my brother and he said he agreed - something like he didn't like the Auckland 14° days that felt like 5°
- jimnotgym 1y agoHumidity in summer is just as bad. At 30 degrees C London feels stifling hot because of the humidity