Rainfall and humidity are not the same thing

Jul 23, 2014
2:52:02pm

PolarisPrime

although evaporating rainfall does make the air more humid.

While AZ does dry out and FL doesn't the relative humidity of AZ in august is very high.

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So I have been back in Arizona now for a month

2FarGone

7/22/14 8:59am

Gilbert or Mesa? And Sam's also often sells temple pictures

chago04

7/22/14 9:08am

Gilbert

2FarGone

7/22/14 9:11am

Pretty sure you'll only see that in the Gilbert Sams Club.

cougXor

7/22/14 1:34pm

But, but, but...

Dbl Nickel

7/22/14 11:37am

Thre is nothing cool about Arizona in July

PolarisPrime

7/22/14 12:01pm

AZ in July separates the men from the boys

chazen

7/22/14 12:29pm

When I lived in Mesa I used to actually walk 9 holes of golf

PolarisPrime

7/22/14 12:32pm

I think Bear Lake in May actually does a better separation job.

BlueTooth

7/22/14 12:33pm

Can't handle the heat of AZ or UT

Heinz57

7/22/14 12:40pm

for me as well

Sale

7/22/14 1:26pm

In July and August AZ is often +80% humidity.

PolarisPrime

7/22/14 10:41pm

AZ has clouds in the sky holding moisture and hover around 80%

Heinz57

7/23/14 12:24am

Clearly you have never heard of the monsoon.

PolarisPrime

7/23/14 2:29pm

Lived in AZ, mesa in fact even in Aug....

Heinz57

7/23/14 2:43pm

Rainfall and humidity are not the same thing

PolarisPrime

7/23/14 2:52pm

You should know that AZ avg relative humidity

Heinz57

7/23/14 3:03pm

RE: You should know that AZ avg relative humidity

PolarisPrime

7/23/14 3:12pm

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