Over the summer, is it cooler and less humid on the first floor of a building than the second?
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warm air rises.  So AC going into the second floor will eventually settle down stairwells to the first floor.
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the air is already saturated with moisture and cant hold much more, so the sweat on your skin stays instead of evaporating which is a natural cooling process
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as the air cools it cannot hold the same amount of moisture as the warm daytime air can. as the result, the moisture is released and we feel this as humidity.\n\nhumidity is the amount of moisture in the air relative to the temperature. 30% humidity means that at that temperature, the air contains 30% of the total amount of moisture it can hold. as the temperature drops, the air cant hold as much moisture.
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Summer because the sun shines out more, and there is more daylight.  Plus it's warmer.
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Hot air *can* contain more moisture than cold air, but it depends on how much moisture is available for it to contain.
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90 degrees and i can feel the humidity (could cut through it with a knife).  ugh for dallas weather!
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In the summer everyone likes to set their air conditioners to below 70F.  Winter is the best time to do that!  Each degree below 70F can save significantly on your heating bill because a cooler house loses far less heat to the outdoors and the furnace will have to pull less cold air into the house to go up the chimney.  The cooler the air the easier it will be to keep it humidified, which also affects comfort.  I keep my temperature at about 63F in upper NY State and we are all very comfortable wearing cosy sweaters, etc.\n\nOlder people and infants and very young children can not regulate body temperature as well and the room temperature may have to remain higher (perhaps 70F) to avoid hypothermia.
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We have had nice weather lately. During the day it is usually in the 70's and we have had cooler nights, usually in the 50's.  We have had very little rain lately.
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The human body sweats to cool off. If a breeze blows on a wet body, even when it's hot, it cools one down a bit.\n\nIf it's quite hot, going for  a swim in a lake or ocean cools one down.\n\nDry heat is "cooler" than wet heat. If you walk into a very humid but hot room, you will instantly feel much hotter and more uncomfortable, as suddenly, all that humidity makes the heat stifling and keeps the body from cooling itself off, as sweat can no longer evaporate off the body.\n\nGoing into a subterranean dwelling can help, like a cave or halfway buried house.
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The higher you go the thinner the air, if there is less air then there is less mass to hold the heat from the sun.
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I'm not sure I've noticed this specific to rain, but I'll throw out an observation:\n\nFirst, the thermostat temperature is going to be different than the ambient temperature the farther you get from the thermostat.  This may seem obvious, but the difference can be quite notable, especially near doors and windows, and even more so where ever the sun is shining in.  You don't specify that you are going from sunshine to rain, but this may be part of what happens when a rainstorm comes through - in addition, if the rain is cold, it will chill the windows down and flip the temperature to where it is cooler near the windows than near the thermostat, instead of vice versa.  \n\nIt is also going to take time for this temperature change to get to the thermostat, so you may find the AC running, even though you don't need it anymore.
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No problem.  The hotter the better, according to what your comfort level is.  The humid air might help loosen up your congestion.  And it's sure to make you feel a little better.\n\nJust don't get chilled afterward.
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Weather is pretty hot in the summer and mild in the winter. The city name is Atlanta. Its very large. Usually the housing are like manors, they are pretty nice, there are also lots of houses. Its pretty surburban in different counties. Downtown Atlanta is beutiful as well as Georgia Mall.
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summer time causes more swelling - the heat & humidity, ya know
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A cool room will keep it inflated longer.
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It's harder for your body to cool off when it's hot because the difference in temperature is not as large as when it is cool.  Put another way, the cool air on a cool day, regardless of the relative humidity, helps to cool you off.
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I grew up in a dry climate so my body learned that sweating would result in cooling.  I am now in a humid environment and my body produces much more sweat than is useful.