It was too hot to think, too humid, too humid, too heavy.
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It was humid enough to make my hair wave, but not so humid that I felt gross.
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The heat index for the humid runs was higher than for the arid runs even though the temperature was lower in the humid condition.
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Your body doesn't handle these extremely hot and humid days well, because sweat -- your natural cooling mechanism -- doesn't evaporate when it's really humid and you can't cool down as well.
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It feels like humid air — but it's not wet.
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I'm in Georgia's humid, hot weather, but everything is great.
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It's hot and humid, but it's also breezy and cool.
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Zhou led him into a tall room, warm and humid.
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Odour from a landfill next door permeates the humid air.
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Maybe it was a wee bit too bright or humid.
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It's a welcome storm, as it is so humid today.
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She closed the door, enclosing them in the humid home.
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It was a warm, humid June evening, about eight p.m.
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The air is humid and dusty at the same time.
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Should we blame this discussion on Chicago being so humid?
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It was the hottest and most humid I ever felt.
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"Please," she said on a humid night in late July.
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Lugo attributed the cramp to the hot and humid weather.
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We talk about how humid it is for late July.
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Weather: Sunny but not humid, with a high near 70.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: It was late July and humid.
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A tick's happy place is in a humid, forested area.
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"When you steam tamales, the apartment gets humid," he said.
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The BBC 1Xtra tent at Lovebox was heavy and humid.
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How to keep your hair sleek in incredibly warm, humid climates.
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Hot, humid and swarming with mosquitoes, Sunnyside was fecund but deadly.
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We still haven't gotten used to the scorching, humid weather here.
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That's in ideal conditions, when the air is hot and humid.
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It's the rare New York evening that's warm but not humid.
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She waited with about 20 others on the hot, humid tarmac.
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It was 20003 degrees, and unbearably humid for a Burlington, Conn.
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The conditions were not kind: Sunny, humid and about 80 degrees.
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In fact, humid environments have magical acne-clearing properties for some.
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There's a reason people flock to warm, humid places on vacation.
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The night was hot and humid, our shirts wet with sweat.
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"They appreciate a warm, humid environment and prefer bright indirect light."
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When we arrived, it was late morning, blindingly hot and humid.
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The air felt heavy and humid, making everything sticky and uncomfortable.
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Players faced sticky, humid conditions as temperatures reached the mid-90s.
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New York Today Good morning on this hot and humid Monday.
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Anything hot sounds gross right now because of the humid weather.
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Granted, it was beastly hot and humid in Kentucky that week.
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They sun themselves in the humid air of an Australian summer.
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It is a humid day in the Sub-Saharan African heat.
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The sound of trickling water fills the humid, salt-laced air.
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It was the middle of summer and very hot and humid.
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"It was windy, it was humid, it was warm," Djokovic told reporters.
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If you are going somewhere tropical or humid, find a protective hairstyle.
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But it's 108 degrees out and humid, too much for him bear.
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"It's really great in dry and humid climates and it smells amazing!"
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"Those humid summers, it was hard to skate in pants," he added.
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Arid regions need water, but fog harvesters work best in humid areas.
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Most of the country's coffee comes from humid forests or shaded areas.
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Clinton's woozy moment in hot, humid downtown Manhattan was captured on video.
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On a hot and humid July morning, the Confederate flag was removed.
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The earthy, spicy aromas of dried chiles rises in the humid air.
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Four weeks later in the humid tropics, the brew is sufficiently alcoholic.
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Mura Masa guests again and Cosha (fka Bonzai) adds some humid vocals.
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The subject of reparations for slavery hangs in this novel's humid air.
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Even before the sun came out, it was brutally hot and humid.
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But it's 215 degrees out and humid, too much for him bear.
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It's so hot and humid out today, and it's making me nauseous.
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The intensely humid air smelled like a mixture of mint and eucalyptus.
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It was one of those days that were very humid and hot.
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It was chilly outside, and the spectators stepped into the humid cavern.
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NEW YORK — It's hot, it's humid, and I am having trouble breathing.
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Humid ass club, and also a laser-filed jungle of sorts. "Booty"?
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We sat outside on a humid night, Adichie game but wide-eyed.
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Bluff these billionaires and they fold like cheap rugs in humid weather.
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I visited D-Town Farm on a dense, humid day in July.
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It was always humid, and the dirt stuck fast to the ground.
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Darkness fell in the small, humid hut and voices turned to whispers.
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The air bags can explode with excessive force in hot, humid conditions.
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One humid night in September, I called a mental health crisis center.
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That was also attributed to dehydration because of the hot, humid weather.
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If you live in a humid climate, heat waves hit like nothing else.
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Will the liner stay on after biking to work on a humid day?
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Singapore's hot and humid climate makes it the perfect breeding ground for mosquitos.
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Outside, the light begins to fade; it's starting to get humid and cold.
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On a humid, 21-degree night, he allowed four runs on five hits.
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On a humid, 91-degree night he allowed four runs on five hits.
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"Thousands more are without power in hot, humid conditions," the aid group said.
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Sydney's climate, year-round, is humid subtropical—much like Louisiana or South Carolina.
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Clinton left the ceremony early after feeling unwell on a hot, humid day.
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In the summer it was so hot and humid, and just fucking deadly.
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" After the weekend, it went from "dry and hot" to "hot and humid.
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Others have complained of sore shoulders and wrists in the heavy, humid conditions.
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In early February, on a humid, seventy-degree afternoon, I paid a visit.
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Turkey vultures circled overhead and danger hung thick in the humid fall air.
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In the humid South Texas heat, the remains of Bazán and Longoria festered.
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The weather is often hot and humid this time of year in Melbourne.
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Jennifer Lopez loves to be humid, because she knows it's hot as hell.
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Meth labs, and increasingly fentanyl labs, dot the hills in these humid lands.
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If it hadn't been so hot and humid, she would have shipped more.
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Last year, the city council prohibited their work on hot or humid days.
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The heat of the summer, the stuffy and humid avenues — those were familiar.
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On the Verge On a hot and humid Monday morning in Austin, Tex.
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It's super-sweet but exactly what I need on this humid summer day.
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Coronaviruses and other respiratory illnesses tend to retreat in hotter, more humid weather.
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Guantánamo is hot, humid, whipped by tropical storm winds and the occasional hurricane.
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The weather was hot and humid as they poked around markets and museums.
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They can survive ninety-five-degree, humid, horrible summers and twenty-below winters.
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Humid and baking, the Bahamas' exposed, heavy heat can tax and dehydrate them.
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They thrive in hot, humid temperatures and continue to reproduce during that time.
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The event has been hot and humid since it began on Aug. 27.
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He maybe comes from one of the most humid places on earth, Brisbane.
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It was humid, but Richard's navy top and shorts were unstained by sweat.
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Sitting in our humid, hurricane-weather hallway, it turns moldy within three days.
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"Trafficking drugs will continue," said Gildardo Velazquez in Cuiliacan, the state's humid capital.
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We sat outside, in the horrible humid air, so Ferrara could smoke his Marlboros.
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It's already humid out, and my 40-minute walk feels like swimming to work.
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It's a funny and sympathetic visual poem about the humid intensity of adolescent desire.
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There's a great breeze, so it doesn't matter that it's a little humid today.
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Spores from mold are a common problem — particularly in old buildings or humid environments.
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By late morning, the sun had broken through the clouds on a humid day.
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Clouds seem simple at first: They form when warm, humid air rises and cools.
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The staffers themselves also swapped microbes more frequently when the air was more humid.
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No music goes better with the humid summer heat than a breezy house track.
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The hot, humid air smelled of the open water it was blowing in from.
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So, even if it's just really humid out, she will wear a shower cap.
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HOUSTON — For one humid week in high summer, Santa's workshop is a Texas storefront.
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So much of that book is about being muggy and humid and fanning yourself.
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But outside the protective glass case, the library is bracing for a humid reception.
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He felt the very regrettable stiffening of his cock inside his thick, humid suit.
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Humid ass Miami, a city located in a state shaped like an actual dick.
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The humid forest is full of mushrooms, but not all of them are edible.
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It was a humid evening on a Bronx playground when a gunshot rang out.
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"He maybe comes from one of the most humid places on earth," Federer said.
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Virus-containing respiratory droplets encounter hot, humid conditions and they fall to the ground.
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The collection had survived the hurricane, but the hot, humid conditions posed a danger.
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Fans reduced core temperatures and cardiovascular strain and improved thermal comfort in humid conditions.
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It can all grow too humid; I want motorized windshield wipers for my eyeglasses.
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The very humid atmosphere when I played the final, it was tough for me.
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However, the atmosphere needs to be humid in order for the bacteria to grow.
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Genetic material tends to degrade quickly, especially in hot and humid environments like catacombs.
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Currently, about 22.7 million people live in humid areas where mosquitoes can be found.
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I felt good, if a little overly humid by the end of the day.
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They also grow exceptionally well in warm, humid conditions, making pityrosporum folliculitis much more common in summertime and in hot, sticky climates (Singapore and the Philippines, both with warm and humid climates, have the highest rate of Google searches for "fungal acne").
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Deep in the bedrock, the air feels as hot and humid as a tropical jungle.
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Ideally, you want to keep wines in a dark, cool and humid environment, Paris said.
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I couldn't have picked a worse day for my meal—30 degrees celsius and humid.
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It's insanely hot and humid, so I grab an iced tea on the way down.
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Mexican restaurants don't believe in AC, which I don't mind, but wow it is humid.
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In Jayuya on Tuesday, it was 2200 degrees and humid, ideal weather for the mosquitos.
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Days later, he is still laid up in a humid room at the public hospital.
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Considering how humid D.C. gets in the summer, we're shocked it took them this long.
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Under humid conditions, fungal spores can also grow, so Tierno recommends walking around in slippers.
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But the humid heights of Madagascar offer the right climate for the plant to thrive.
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I gasped for breath as humid air descended, filling my pores with the putrid odor.
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The fiery speech in a humid aircraft hangar on Florida's space coast was unmistakably Trump.
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So technology that generates water from air is most suited to warm and humid climates.
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During his second ayahuasca experience, Sarlo's visions took him far away from the humid rainforest.
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The air beyond was humid, thick with a coppery, metallic smell that turned his stomach.
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"The hot and humid weather makes this region especially conducive to spicy food," Teresa says.
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Joby said that it was over 90 degrees Fahrenheit and humid in Nebraska that day.
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I expected her to tell me it was hot and humid and going to rain.
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The droplets that transmit the virus also may not spread as far in humid air.
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They really thrived during the late Paleozoic Era, which was humid and mostly season-less.
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The air in London was rich, summery and humid, with a looming threat of storms.
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It is discovered that Roger Federer does, in fact, sweat profusely in very humid conditions.
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On humid days, before a summer rain, the smell of chocolate wafted through the city.
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Browsing To say that New York City in summer is humid is to be charitable.
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Outside, it was hot and humid, but inside the car it was air-conditionery cool.
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So the combination of the two factors is making the area exceptionally hot and humid.
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Archives in Florida, and coastal regions generally, will get wetter, more battered, and more humid.
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But a humid electricity — some illusory, conductive force — certainly hangs throughout most of the songs.
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Across the street from the stadium, anti-Modi protesters rallied in the humid Houston heat.
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However, he faded in the second and looked to be struggling physically in humid conditions.
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"The central part of the country is going to get hot and humid," Petersen said.
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In the summer, the air becomes humid, so heavy and wet it can feel deliberately spiteful.
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The state's humid air and the threat of lurking, dangerous swamp creatures are a constant presence.
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Hot and humid, Rutter and family members went down to a nearby creek to cool off.
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In mid-2014, many automakers compromised with regulators and issued regional recalls limited to humid areas.
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And now I'm very wet and uncomfortable and it's so humid here, I'm never drying off.
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It was very humid in Miami, so I used products with heat protection and anti-humidity.
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Forecast models are showing sustained lifting of an increasingly humid air mass from Wednesday through Friday.
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She also commented that it was 90 degrees out and "extremely humid" out at the time.
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I eat outside with my one work friend because it's so nice out, not too humid!
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During the summer, when it was more humid, all the surfaces had more similar bacterial populations.
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The Games will be held in late July and early August, Japan's hottest, most humid months.
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It starts to rain, and in the humid conditions the slides need even longer to dry.
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The growing season had been alarmingly humid, and dozens of vines had been lost to mildew.
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It starts pouring — like really pouring — and the air in the courts gets even more humid.
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CNBC favored the hot version over the cold, despite Vietnam's undeniably warm and humid temperatures outside.
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On a humid night, Colon surrendered two solo home runs to Matt Kemp and Nick Markakis.
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In the humid silent darkness she started: rubbing the rusty cube with a rawhide dog toy.
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"It is hot, and very humid," said Daniil Kvyat, a driver at the Toro Rosso team.
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Say hello to a humid 93-degree Friday — but it'll feel more like the upper 053s.
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Men knelt down to pray on its humid crimson carpet, ventilation pipes barely above their heads.
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"Humid towels and multipurpose usage of towels should be discouraged," Biranjia-Hurdoyal said in a statement.
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It was incredibly personal to me, and I could feel how hot and humid it was.
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And the slow hardcourt and humid conditions only made it tougher to hit a clean winner.
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Heat stroke occurs when the body can't regulate its cooling demands on hot and humid days.
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Her new LP EARS is colorful, and humid, each song bubbling and chirping like a rainforest.
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The air is hot and humid, filled with the cries and laughs of women and children.
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Still, when I arrive at Miami Music Week on a humid March afternoon, EDM reigns supreme.
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It's cooler, shadier, and more humid—an ideal spot for woodland creatures to live and hide.
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All day, every day, horizontal sheets of mockingly humid rain pelted down with grimly robotic efficiency.
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Humid ass light-up box room, and Iggy Azalea is also there, because it was 2014.
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Late August when the weather is incredibly hot and humid will allow for the cheapest prices.
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A humid heat and even more putrid odor greeted me as I went through the door.
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A peaceful humid August in the garden A ghostly old flophouse locked lonesome but not empty.
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So, in the glare of a mind-bogglingly hot, humid Midwestern summer, I went to church.
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Fresh, wobbly curds are ladled by hand into molds to ripen with microbes in humid conditions.
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But have you pushed a reel mower up a slope on a hot, humid August day?
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When it's really humid and hot outside it's going to take a bigger toll on me.
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In contrast, fan use in hot, humid conditions improved all of these except body sweat rate.
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The scoreline was simpler than the match, which was an arduous battle in heavy, humid conditions.
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"You cannot force it," he said, making exceptions only if it is extremely hot and humid.
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Even if the rains hold off, expect another humid, overcast day, with a high near 28.
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But when the researchers made the atmosphere hotter and more humid, the colonies started growing again.
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The Northeast would be more like the humid parts of the Midwest or southeastern United States.
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In Korea it was always cold, Vietnam was a humid jungle, either raining or preparing to.
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She said in the humid South, Yeti is less a trendy fashion accessory than a necessity.
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The country's health minister suggested that Cambodia's hot and humid climate could ward off the coronavirus.
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Still others blamed the weather, with temperatures rising to the mid-90s on a humid afternoon.
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Suddenly, as if there were no such thing as time, New York is humid and warm.
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When it's colder out, it's generally less humid, meaning there's less water vapor in the air.
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The arid west has a different bat ecology than the more humid regions of the East.
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It didn't rain, thank goodness, but it was very hot and humid despite it being October.
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It's got a really good bassline, and Ingrosso sings it all in a whispery, humid falsetto.
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