Relative humidity refers to the ratio of the current absolute humidity to the highest possible absolute humidity.
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Direct-air water capture — from low-humidity, not high humidity, environments.
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It is important to note that the relationship between humidity and survival is not linear; low humidity (about 20 percent) results in longer survival than higher humidity.
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She cites weather differences — Colorado's low humidity versus Massachusetts's high humidity — as one example.
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Humidity is key It all depends on the amount of humidity in the air.
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Humidity plays a key role This particular heat wave has seen exceptionally high humidity levels.
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Humidex, or the humidity index, expresses how temperatures feel when incorporating the effect of humidity.
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" Once Stone's hair was dry, Roszak applied Joico Humidity Blocker "which has a soft hold while locking out humidity.
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It is 24637 degrees Fahrenheit, with 50 percent humidity, not between 48 and 52 degrees Fahrenheit, with 30 percent humidity.
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The same was true for humidity: the greater the percentage of relative humidity is the fewer number of new cases.
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The same way humidity can affect the "real-feel" outside temperature in summertime, adding humidity to cold air makes it feel warmer inside.
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Crank up the humidity: For tropical plants, increasing humidity is always a battle, especially when you're away and not able to refill a humidifier.
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"It's really a question of building up the humidity and the temperature to something quite unbearable and the humidity then captures the scent," Pinsky said.
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Fighting against Miami's humidity and the wind machines on stage, Appleton sprayed Color Wow Dream Coat Anti-Humidity Hair Treatment through her hair before blow drying it.
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Cigars should be stored at the right temperature and humidity (70 degrees Fahrenheit with 70% humidity is what you should aim for), keeping it in condition to smoke.
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It's not the heat, it's the humidity About 50 million Americans, mostly in the nation's midsection, are now sweltering through this current wave of extreme heat and humidity.
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Humidity in North Carolina The North Carolina state board of elections said humidity appeared to be causing difficulties in feeding ballots through tabulators in some Wake County precincts.
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Inactivation is fastest at humidity levels around where we like our indoor environments (about 50 percent), and it slows down again as humidity gets higher (about 85033 percent).
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"We don't tend to factor in humidity very much, because we almost never have enough humidity to make a huge difference in terms of heat stress," Selover said.
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The two most important factors to consider are temperature and humidity, because while sweating in a hot yoga class can be relaxing, exercising in heat and humidity is a brutal combination.
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Don'ts: + HUMIDITY is the enemy of all gingerbread houses.
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After eating and hot-tubbing I ran back to my regular room to dry off as any sort of humidity was strongly discouraged, as was wearing cotton, which apparently keeps humidity in.
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It has all the same sensors: humidity, occupancy, and temperature.
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Heat, malnourishment and humidity are contributing factors, according to experts.
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Unprecedented dryness from heat, winds, low humidity & lack of precipitation.
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This looks even more alarming if you factor in humidity.
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Keeping humidity below 40 percent will prevent condensation and corrosion.
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Despite the warm humidity of the night air, he shivered.
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The high humidity levels made this heat wave particularly severe.
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The water will evaporate into the air, slightly increasing humidity.
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This will help increase humidity without overwatering the roots. 7.
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The Georgia humidity is going to make my scales gleam.
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"This helps prevent [frizz from] humidity and static," she says.
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High humidity, in general, favours the spread of botanical diseases.
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Little will be salvageable, especially when exposed to the humidity.
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It's dark and muggy, the summer humidity refusing to budge.
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"High humidity limits the radiative cooling at night," he said.
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It's 88 degrees with 65% humidity right now in Miami.
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Escape the humidity — and the news — in a movie theater.
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The Fontus devices work best where air humidity is high.
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The station measures temperature, rain amount, humidity and other data.
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Sweat evaporates to cool you off, and humidity reduces evaporation.
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Some stocks generate excessive friction; others swell in the humidity.
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So, too,- will mirrors that are regularly exposed to humidity.
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It was 94 degrees Wednesday with humidity levels below 20%.
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Blue sky over blue sea, all softened by the humidity.
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Humidity has been as low as 4% in the area.
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It's raining and my hair immediately expands from the humidity.
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Plus, it whisks away humidity thanks to its Space Technology.
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The match lasted 2 hours 47 minutes in oppressive humidity.
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The heat coupled with the humidity makes it a nightmare.
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So too are the temperature and humidity monitors highly accurate.
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Because the typically low humidity of winter helps the flu virus stay in the air longer, the researchers also looked at how changes in humidity influenced the patterns of flu transmission in these areas.
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As Boris said, the temperature was lower in there, but the high humidity made the heat harder to tolerate for long; science tells us that it's the heat and the humidity that make for misery.
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An advanced system analyzes data to adjust sunlight, temperature and humidity.
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High heat combined with humidity made it feel like 100 degrees.
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It can even depend on temperature and humidity, according to NASA .
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These bacteria react to environmental humidity, expanding or reducing their size.
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Wind and low humidity are still major factors in the firefight.
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I guess I come from that weather of sunshine and humidity.
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WeatherTec turns atmospheric humidity into rain, to help fight water scarcity.
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One way to modernize it for the inevitable heat and humidity?
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These particles can sense anything from light to vibration to humidity.
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And we like at least 40 percent humidity to be comfortable.
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They worked so hard through months of humidity — they deserve this.
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A climate-controlled cabin can have a limited amount of humidity.
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Nothing's sacrificing that—not a plane ride, not humidity, not anything.
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A water-resistant cream that minimizes frizz even in serious humidity
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What product best works to counteract humidity and keep hair intact?
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More humidity means less sweat evaporation, which means it feels hotter.
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That includes hurricane wind speed, temperature, humidity, air pressure and rainfall.
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Farmers there also reported concerns over black pod disease and humidity.
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At about 90 degrees Fahrenheit with high humidity, everybody was sweating.
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It said humidity was probably not a factor in ARC's case.
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High temperatures appear to have played a role, not high humidity.
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High humidity may make temperatures feel as hot as 23 degrees.
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Every city experiences different levels of UV, pollution, humidity, and wind.
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He complained about the humidity, the rain, the crowds, the heat.
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Humidity also declined between 2 and 7 percent during that time.
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Joe: And the insane humidity that's out here, it's so hot.
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There's less humidity and very dry air during their cold winters.
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"We've had a lot of rain, humidity, nasty weather," he said.
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Drawings on paper are degradable things, sensitive to light, humidity, dust.
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Heat index is a measurement of relative humidity combined with what?
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"It's just so dry with relatively low humidity," Ms. Sims said.
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"The wood is susceptible to dryness and humidity," Mr. Segal said.
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Because of the Miami humidity, though, the curls just wouldn't loosen.
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This place is an oven, with lots of humidity thrown in.
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Conversely, extremely hot weather and high humidity can have health ramifications.
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Additionally, it tracks the temperature in your bedroom and the humidity.
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"These night matches the humidity goes through the roof," Millman said.
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A combination of high temperature and high humidity at a wet-bulb temperature of 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit), coupled with extreme humidity, is not compatible with human life after more than a few hours.
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And even then, thicker hair might resist the styling, especially in humidity.
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These can monitor plant health, soil condition, temperature, humidity and so on.
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But according to Bowman, low humidity is really good for the equipment.
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Are you OK with high humidity, hot weather, and insane traffic jams?
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The device tracks four things — indoor air quality, humidity, temperature and noise.
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The long dark curls had curled and poufed up in the humidity.
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Yes, the humidity is marginally more bearable, but that T-zone grease?
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It's resistant to sand, dust, dirt, humidity, salt mist and strong vibrations.
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They'll be curling up before you can even read the humidity index.
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The surrounding banana trees raised the level of humidity in the house.
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For the same humidity at 10℃, the air contains only 9.3 milliliters.
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The compounding effects of increasing temperature and humidity can be exceptionally dangerous.
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Temperatures have topped 100 degrees and the humidity is in single digits.
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It looks glamorous with any dress and won't fall victim to humidity.
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The absolutely inhuman heat and humidity, from May through September, at least.
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Over time, he's added sensors that measure moisture, sunlight, temperature, and humidity.
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The heat index, which factors in humidity, hit 100F in St. Louis.
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The humidity had broken, and a brown haze hung in the sky.
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"In the summer, humidity can be problematic for some people," he says.
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The high humidity can be traced back to two large-scale factors.
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If you find more mold or high humidity, install a dehumidification system.
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But ARID it is, because of the low humidity and strong winds.
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Outside, as the temperature hit 91, the air was thick with humidity.
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It's happy hour, and the air is pregnant with possibility... and humidity.
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Sensors on the Keecker monitor humidity levels, CO2 and room temperature too.
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Plenty uses cameras and sensors to optimize light, temperature, and humidity levels.
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We store our collection in an air-conditioned, no-humidity storage room.
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We get the heat up to 103, with up to 80% humidity.
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It's also physical work, made harder by the intense heat and humidity.
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This reduces temperature, but increases humidity and the potential to draw insects.
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In the oppressive humidity, I struggle to recover from the gargantuan effort.
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We had no air conditioning, no relative humidity, no controllable heat whatsoever.
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Out in the field, Vietnam was a caldron of heat and humidity.
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Bushfires usually spread faster depending on the humidity, topography, wind, and temperature.
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One upside to Phoenix's heat is that it comes with little humidity.
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Fire conditions depend on wind, dryness of vegetation, air temperature, and humidity.
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Outdoor allergens, heat and humidity can also be dangerous to asthma patients.
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Djokovic was only too happy to oblige, showing humanity in the humidity.
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He was wearing a pith helmet to combat the heat and humidity.
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And in the summer, there's heat and humidity simmering this entire broth.
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"When you have a perfect storm coming together (of) a very high pollen day, high humidity, and a thunderstorm, the grains of rye grass absorb water with the humidity and they break up into thousands of pieces," Ould said.
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If he grows the crystals under high humidity levels, eccentric side branches emerge.
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The officer had apparently collapsed due to the humidity and a medical condition.
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I put this shirt through extremes, 90 degree weather with 70-80% humidity.
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High levels of humidity can also have adverse effects on your electronics too.
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Rising humidity can lead to increases in bacteria and fungi, researchers have found.
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Temperatures were in the 80s with extremely low humidity and calmer winds Friday.
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Several protesters were seen to keel over from the intense heat and humidity.
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But, it's also a season of excessive temperatures, humidity indexes, and overall sweatiness.
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Grow Box controls environmental factors like light schedule, humidity, temperature, and air flow.
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According to makeup artist Ricky Wilson, "anti-humidity" is just a marketing term.
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The agency said to expect strong winds, low relative humidity and warm temperatures.
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The conditions need to be just right, with calm winds and enough humidity.
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Presidents have been escaping Washington's summer heat and humidity for a long time.
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As the water evaporates, it will increase the humidity around the plant. Easy!
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Now Tabascans can at least endure the humidity with fans and air-conditioning.
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Beyond sleep, the baby monitor can also track humidity, temperature, sound, and motion.
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We choose to sit outdoors despite the humidity to enjoy the live music.
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The Nest thermostats do measure humidity, but they cannot measure air quality, either.
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There is low wind shear (around 9 knots) and plenty of atmospheric humidity.
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The forecast includes extremely low humidity levels that leave vegetation ready to burn.
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Awair's $199 monitor senses things like particulate matter, temperature, humidity, and CO² levels.
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So far, the fires have been thriving on low humidity and dry conditions.
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When he gets back, he goes running in the hills despite the humidity.
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During hot weather and high humidity, a cooling tub should always be available.
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On nature's part, the humidity increased, and the wind died down at night.
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It then closes back up in low-humidity environments to retain the water.
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The Washington, D.C., forecast calls for temperatures in the 90s and high humidity.
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Cast iron can rust if exposed to water and humidity for too long.
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Shuttles are chosen to align with the temperature and humidity at a competition.
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The device also has four microphones, two speakers, and temperature and humidity sensors.
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Do other factors like humidity or other compounds affect how those receptors respond?
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Elevated fire weather conditions are expected due to gusty winds and low humidity.
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Humidity at high temperatures stymies a key cooling mechanism for the body, sweating.
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The race is held at night, but temperatures and humidity are still high.
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There's a lot of moisture and humidity in places like Quebec and Ontario.
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Research also suggests that low indoor humidity may promote the transmission of flu.
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The oxygen isotope reflects the source water for precipitation, humidity levels and temperature.
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Plus, it uses space technology to whisk away humidity and keep you cool.
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Forecasters predicted continuing winds, no rain and low humidity, which could worsen conditions.
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For example, she said, the researchers used a relative humidity of 65 percent.
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But there's something in the Berkshires air right now, even aside from humidity.
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It will also enjoy extra humidity from a mister several times per week.
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The relative humidity was 100%, meaning the air was like soup, Guy said.
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The arrival of tourists in the caves brings changing temperatures and dropping humidity.
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When it comes to the flu, Schaffner said, humidity might contribute to seasonality.
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Its exact form will depend on the humidity and temperature during its fall.
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The supposedly heat-tolerant salvia didn't like being slathered with blankets of humidity.
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Miss Thing's bachelor apartment was extremely hot and stuffy due to the humidity.
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The temperature, humidity and sunlight are controlled by sensors and retractable metallic screens.
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"The number one thing — besides the proper humidity — is improper sanitation," Mejia said.
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If it's an ester-based polyurethane, it will survive longer in low humidity.
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Humidity softens gingerbread walls and roofs threatening the structural stability of your project.
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"Humidity is their normal environment," Mikal Shamsi of Pest Police told the Texas paper.
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It combines Pilates and cardio in a 105-degree room with lots of humidity.
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So can humidity, as it seems the body swells more and you're sweating more.
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Herrera said he had "no energy" and the heat and humidity got to him.
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So let's get this straight: it delivers cooler and cleaner air, and perfect humidity.
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The tool will help measure location, temperature, humidity and power status in real time.
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Cal Fire says strong winds, high temperatures and low humidity are fueling the blaze.
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Tweak the amount you add according to the humidity or your skin that day.
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Day One It's a brutally hot and muggy 87 degrees with 75% humidity outside.
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Controlling humidity within the structure was a main task for the designers, Hick explained.
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Unsurprisingly, the Glow C kicked on the dehumidifier when it detected humidity levels rising.
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Fire weather — days of strong winds, high temperatures, and low humidity — is more frequent.
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Extremely high temperatures and low humidity fueled the blaze, leaving firefighters battling "explosive" conditions.
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Clamped to each researcher's desk was a monitor, testing the temperature, humidity, and airspeed.
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And the archive, which is temperature and humidity controlled, and fireproof, is fashion fantasia.
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You can also expect stifling humidity and, depending where you live, potentially severe thunderstorms.
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The company sells connected stations that can measure temperature, humidity, rainfall, wind speed, etc.
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And take a break if the stifling late-summer heat and humidity become overwhelming.
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Humidity from the evaporating sea can make the air feel closer to 150 degrees.
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Cockpit temperatures approach 50 degrees Celsius and ambient humidity levels of around 70 percent.
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Meanwhile in North Carolina, the State Board of Elections says humidity is causing havoc.
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Air-conditioning to take the edge off the tropical heat and humidity is rare.
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The heat and humidity caused more power outages and the cancellation of events Sunday.
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High winds and low humidity are feeding the flames, the fire forecasting site said.
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If we're ranking the pitfalls of summer, humidity is hands down the most offensive.
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The streets are cleaned, the skies are blue, there's no humidity and it's beautiful.
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The heavy weight of humidity associated with so many echospace releases holds everything down.
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"Humidity in the air can be sufficient moisture" to keep viruses alive, Tierno explains.
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The inflator canisters also can allow moisture to enter in areas with extreme humidity.
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Small changes in temperature or humidity can affect the overall shape of a snowflake.
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Even at seven in the morning, the south Florida heat and humidity is stifling.
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The moisture in the air boosts humidity, which shade can combat only so far.
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Other pitfalls abound, say diplomats following the process, including intense humidity in tropical zones.
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A heat index combines the effects of temperature and humidity on the human body.
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In one North Carolina county, high humidity and ballot sized caused issues for machines.
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That texture doesn't come without a robust knowledge of temperature, salt and even humidity.
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Humidity: Levels will still be extremely low with low recovery in the overnight hours.
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Other factors change daily: Heat makes rubber bouncier, but humidity makes the balls heavier.
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Buy a humidity meter and leave it in the basement to check the levels.
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The heat index, which also takes humidity into account, hit an incredible 142 degrees.
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The art is very difficult to preserve because of high humidity and mold growth.
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Humidity is as low as 1% in some areas, making vegetation easy to ignite.
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Temperatures were in the mid-80's with 50 percent humidity for the contest.
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Even though the sun was bright by midday, the humidity kept the greens supple.
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Well, there's a reason for the adage: It's not the heat, it's the humidity.
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KATONAH, N.Y. — Sunday afternoon was steamy, with temperatures in the 90s and thick humidity.
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Proper ventilation, filtration and humidity reduce the spread of pathogens like the new coronavirus.
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In that case, portable humidifiers can increase humidity in rooms, particularly in a home.
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Who wouldn't want to smell as refreshing as a granita when the humidity hits?
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The dog trotted up to me, panting in the humidity, his jowly mouth smiling.
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Temperature and humidity play a big role in how long the virus can survive.
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It is in the air, in the humidity and, over time, in your bones.
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Relatively high humidity levels mean it will feel more like 47 degrees, they said.
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It was a stump line for Halloween and haunted houses, not the August humidity.
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"Temperature, wind and humidity; those are the things that affect ignitions," Mr. Engel said.
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There are so many more variables that can affect bread, like temperature and humidity.
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Officials in Columbus closed the city's schools because of the oppressive heat and humidity.
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Skin Deep Summer's heat and humidity make a face full of makeup feel oppressive.
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NHTSA said it needs to prioritize replacing the oldest inflators in high-humidity areas.
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But changes in temperature and humidity should trigger only brief congestion, Dr. Ohman said.
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Low humidity means the air is drier, which means fire will burn more easily.
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Its corners are gentle, and the temperature and humidity are well managed for speed.
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A dehumidifier helps maintain an ideal relative humidity level (RH level) in your home.
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Suck humidity out from large rooms with an Ivation 70 Pint Energy Star Dehumidifier.
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But the explanation for why low humidity produces better sunsets is a bit indirect.
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Those balloons collect data on temperature, wind speed, humidity, and pressure for the NWS.
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A sense of wary powerlessness hangs in the air, as palpable as the humidity.
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More missions will be scrapped or limited when heat and humidity hamper aircraft performance.
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Heat and humidity hung over the competition, as well as much of the country.
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Exploring how local climate might have contributed to differences in nose shape, the researchers looked at the distribution of nasal traits in relation to local temperatures and humidity and found that the width of the nostrils strongly correlated with temperature and absolute humidity.
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"The fuels get very complicated, and the temperature, wind speed, relative humidity varies," he says.
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Instead, there are relatively inexpensive wine refrigerators that will have the appropriate level of humidity.
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Heat and humidity then combine to charge up the wind and rainfall from a cyclone.
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In the meantime, Mishra and colleagues monitored carbon dioxide levels, temperature, background noise and humidity.
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AlabamaSome machines were unable to properly scan paper ballots, which had swollen due to humidity.
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Protect your blowout with this lightweight spray that prevents humidity while imparting lots of shine.
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When in the land of Floridian humidity, however, that proved to be a good thing.
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It's officially summer, which means trips to the beach, barbecues, and all kinds of humidity.
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Vivid FlushWhen summer humidity finally sets in, it's time to give heavy contouring a break.
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"It depends on the weather, on the humidity, on all of these characteristics," explains Zoboli.
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Thermal-imaging gear and other gadgets will monitor indicators such as body-heat and humidity.
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That's because (surprise, surprise), drying times vary by hair type, texture, environmental humidity, and technique.
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On the hierarchy of undesirable weather, humidity ranks at the top — yes, even above rain.
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GETTING COZY (Him) I prefer a sunny day that's about 75 degrees, with low humidity.
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A combination of altitude and low humidity tends to accentuate a wine's acidity and alcohol.
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Attendees reportedly waited hours in the sun and humidity Wednesday afternoon for it to begin.
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Alter's erratic movements are based on sensors that can detect noise, temperature, humidity, and proximity.
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I could smell the coconut oil and feel the humidity from the endless scorching days.
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It tracks particulate matter (PM2429), nitrogen dioxide, ozone, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), temperature and humidity.
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This heat, combined that with high humidity, mean heat index values well above 103 °F!
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As well as PM 2.5 and tVOC pollutants this model tracks temperature and humidity levels.
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BTW ... Saturday's temps promises to be even more unbearable ... 98 degrees with 64 percent humidity.
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The wristband can monitor indicators like humidity, temperature, and even organic compounds in the air.
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Factors like humidity, wind, and fuel density are also affecting the plume's constitution and color.
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Overnight humidity is expected to slow the fire's growth and reduce its intensity, officials said.
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The mild temperatures at night, and the wind and lack of humidity, weren't ideal conditions.
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Plus, she has perfectly beachy hair, so she'll always be camera-ready in that humidity.
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Their aggressive pit-prone fans added several layers of humidity to an already sweaty room.
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It tracks particulate matter (PM2.5), nitrogen dioxide, ozone, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), temperature and humidity.
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Hot weather's most deadly effects result from a combination of high temperature and high humidity.
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High temperatures combined with high humidity make it feel even hotter, called the heat index.
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It tracks particulate matter (PM21), nitrogen dioxide, ozone, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), temperature and humidity.
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The ideal temperature for artificial snowmaking is an even colder 28°F, dependent on humidity.
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Combined with oppressive humidity and relentless mosquitoes, the situation will be miserable -- if not deadly.
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High humidity saturates the air with moisture, reducing its capacity to absorb more water vapor.
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The inflaters use ammonium nitrate, which can become unstable when exposed to heat and humidity.
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The bots are designed to withstand Singapore's tropical climate, high heat, and humidity levels. Robocop?
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The researchers monitored temperature and humidity, and cameras documented scavenging by raccoons or other animals.
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That means elevated fire weather conditions are expected due to gusty winds and low humidity.
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They are prioritized by the car's age and the risk of exposure to high humidity.
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The county sent crews out to affected locations to help bring the humidity under control.
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It turned out that atmospheric conditions had indeed changed, resulting in more humidity and refraction.
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The hackneyed saying "it's not the heat, it's the humidity" turned out to be true.
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When I got to the stadium, it was 88 degrees outside with 77 percent humidity.
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At 20453% humidity, with no evaporation possible, the wet-bulb temperature equals the actual temperature.
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McLean said the humidity is now around 7%, while it's usually between 20% and 30%.
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And despite the odor and humidity, the unforgiving crags and profound darkness, they are thankful.
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If you can handle the heat and humidity, you might find yourself at home there.
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Kaploun said Genny requires over 30% humidity and temperatures above 50 degrees for optimal performance.
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And, noted Dr. Garrett, humidity in a place like Havana would weaken it still more.
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A thousand decisions, visions and revisions are involved: What humidity level does this piece require?
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Home heating and humidity may also play a role in winter health, Dr. Spinner said.
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I was told to dress for a long day of walking in heat and humidity.
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She said the New York humidity made her joints swell and exacerbated her nagging injuries.
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"Heat, humidity, hunger and incessant mosquitoes are taking their toll," Mr. Boochani wrote on Facebook.
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They are kept in New Jersey in a storage facility that's temperature and humidity controlled.
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The low altitude coupled with high humidity makes this microclimate ideal for growing arabica coffee.
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The National Weather Service was predicting 55-mile-an-hour winds, with 10 percent humidity.
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She just needs one big enough to create humidity in her bedroom throughout the night.
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The humidity and the temperature may make people less likely to go out and work.
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"In the winter, there's a key climate variable called 'specific humidity' that decreases," Dalziel explained.
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However, the chemical compound can deteriorate over time if exposed to high heat and humidity.
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And, you can get smart alerts to warn you of extreme humidity or temperature changes.
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"We control the humidity, we control the temperature, we control the CO2," he told CNBC.
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It's not just heat, however, it's the combination of heat and low humidity sticking around.
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You can also use these apps and devices to measure the humidity in a room.
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It connects to an app that monitors environmental information (like temperature and humidity) and sleeping.
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Plugging in my tiny humidifier didn't boost the humidity but somehow increased the PM score.
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The wind speed -- coupled with temperature and humidity readings -- sets the tone for the day.
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Civil engineering consultant Gilbert Motsi said concrete roads better withstand changes in temperature and humidity.
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Reduced vegetation leads to higher ground temperatures and lower humidity, a recipe for less rainfall.
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It smelled of humidity and I could barely see the sunlight from that shitty hovel.
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It comes with a microphone and camera, and even has a built-in humidity sensor.
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It was a beautiful morning, about 75 degrees, with low humidity and clear blue skies.
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The ice cream truck provides a brief respite from the heat and humidity of summer.
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Because cooler air holds less moisture, water vapor condenses on the conditioner's coils, lowering the humidity.
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Temperatures should reach over 90 degrees, but with the humidity, it will feel more like 100.
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"Beyond slowing down field work, the excessive humidity hampers coffee drying," Safras analyst Gil Barabach said.
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Most manufacturers, he explained, test voting machines for their ability to withstand humidity rather than hackers.
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A sensor on top of the soil tracks light exposure, temperature, humidity, electrical conductivity, and moisture.
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Low humidity and warm conditions will make for critical wildfire conditions across the West through Friday.
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You'll receive alerts when the Sensi Touch detects extreme temperatures and humidity levels in your home.
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More than 2,285 firefighters continued to fight the fire Sunday amid low humidity and strong winds.
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The downside is that people do cough more on planes, due to the same low humidity.
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I am one with my inner thighs, which infallibly rub anytime the humidity is over 10%.
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The biggest threats to DNA's integrity are heat, humidity, and bacteria, which tubs have in abundance.
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Fluctuations in relative humidity within this room have resulted in undesirable variations to consumable assembly throughput.
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In 2015, Sears bought Patel's WallyHome sensor technology that detects changes in moisture, temperature, and humidity.
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America all looks the same to him, with varying degrees of miserable cold or insane humidity.
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In the fresh Patagonian climate, there were none of the usual problems — humidity, fungus, mildew, pests.
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In addition, we have shown that relative humidity declines during the wind events that generate fire.
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It all results in super strong winds combined with low humidity, allowing wildfires to spread rapidly.
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Sullivan says a plant owner must consider the office environment, from lighting to temperature to humidity.
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It was very humid in Miami, so I used products with heat protection and anti-humidity.
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The extra heat and humidity allowed the system to extract even more water from the air.
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But on Sunday, cold air penetrating south combined with the right amount of humidity, Kaplan says.
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Particularly when I was journeying through Austin in 90-plus degree heat and 80-percent humidity.
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In general, auto manufacturers prefer to operate in a controlled environment with consistent humidity and temperature.
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At 90-something degrees with 80 percent humidity, it was impossible to stop the torrential perspiration.
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Airbus has also upgraded ventilation systems to refresh air more frequently and increase humidity on board.
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It then makes its way up to the baking oven, which is hot with low humidity.
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There's no humidity in the air trying to tempt your strands out of your sleek blowout.
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And the other aspect is that the humidity of an airplane in flight is very low.
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And its temperature, pressure and humidity are all carefully controlled, as are particulates in the air.
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It's not as much the heat, as it is the humidity which can be an issue.
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That's what salt, triple-digit temperatures, relentless sun and 14% humidity does to the human body.
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This translates to wearing steel-toed shoes, hair nets, and working in 90F and high humidity.
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Heat was something she was familiar with, but without any air circulation, this humidity was murderous.
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Because of the low humidity, the temperature can be raised and you still feel very comfortable.
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High temperatures and low humidity were expected for the next seven to ten days, said Pimlott.
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Strong winds, high temperatures and low humidity are expected later on Tuesday, the Civil Protection said.
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But I think people are becoming acutely aware that humidity, dryness, it's important to control that.
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They're less reliable than Ontario's monitors and, as Worthington told me, humidity can cause false readings.
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Low humidity caused by the loss of rainforest has already triggered record droughts in Brazil's northeast.
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Hot car deaths are a consistent problem But it's not just the heat, it's the humidity.
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I have naturally thin, wavy hair, but my waves can get pretty wonky, especially with humidity.
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For instance, a container lets you control the temperature, the humidity, the color spectrum and more.
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Regulators fear the inflators could explode with excessive force after prolonged exposure to heat and humidity.
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It can be used on either dry or damp hair to counteract the effects of humidity.
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Those conditions, joined with low humidity, could spread the flames drastically, the National Weather Service warns.
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This will raise relative humidity and greatly aid reducing the fire threat, the weather service said.
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Will Underwood continue to sport her shamrock-hued coat as spring — and humidity — in Washington approaches?
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It also tracks the temperature and has a hygrometer to measure the humidity in the room.
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Temperatures were in the high 70s on Sunday morning in New York, and humidity was high.
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Raw cork is boiled for at least one hour to reduce its humidity, making it softer.
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Salt and humidity from the ocean ate away at the pins holding up the marble façade.
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It has a pleasingly light texture and promises to be resistant to both sweat and humidity.
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It was time to embrace my curls again, before the heat and humidity forced me to.
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The grand opening draws a modest crowd, thoroughly smiling, in spite of sweltering heat and humidity.
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When the pigment was exposed to water or humidity, it could release arsenic into the air.
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Temperatures will remain in the upper 70s and low 80s for the week, with humidity low.
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" Takata said the inflators potentially could rupture "after several years of exposure to high absolute humidity.
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Low humidity has dried out Southern California The off-shore winds come from dry, desert areas.
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The goal is to keep the relative humidity of the home at around 40-50 percent.
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But he may not have been prepared for the triple-digit temperatures and sweat-inducing humidity.
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New research also found that increases in relative humidity reduces how readily the virus can spread.
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Mechanical, temperature, and humidity changes would likely kill the virus before it arrives at your doorstep.
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Last week the outdoor humidity as measured by my home weather station dropped below 10 percent.
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"Environmental" sensors will measure humidity, atmospheric pressure and the temperature of the air, street and sidewalk.
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Someone might disagree with our choice to run our humidity below 55% during the flowering cycle.
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In any case, we're in for a sunny day, with humidity plunging after the early morning.
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TOKYO — Japanese summers are known for their oppressive and sometimes deadly mix of heat and humidity.
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Standard airliners have cabin altitude pressure of around 8,000 feet where the humidity levels are low.
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By summertime, humidity will climb to 99 percent, and the cicadas will be a pulsing roar.
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The heat that month is brutal, and the humidity is so high my glasses fog up.
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It was stopped by isolating cases, good hygiene practices, as well as summer warmth and humidity.
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The Ivation 70 Pint Energy Star Dehumidifier is powerful enough to eliminate humidity from larger areas.
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The machinery and the staff faced floods, muddy roads and high humidity as they settled in.
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For example, humidity can warp wooden furniture and certain high temperatures can cause fabrics to fade.
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Storing wine underground is sometimes preferred as an efficient way to control for temperature and humidity.
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That's especially true in the winter, with its harsh seasonal elements like wind and low humidity.
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I like the feeling of entering the heat and humidity, when you're just in it fully.
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Even when stored in an ideal temperature and humidity, they only last a couple of months.
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But 60 years of heat and humidity caused structural damage to the studio walls and floors.
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He wore a green and black tracksuit in spite of the unbearable New York City humidity.
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During the forage, my jeans are tucked into my socks, whose heavy wool is at odds with the incredible humidity and heat; the sun isn't so bad where we are, in the middle of a forest an hour southwest of the city, but the humidity is horrible.
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Refrigerated cooling first caught on as a way to preserve food, then to control humidity in factories.
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By adjusting the temperature and humidity he can manipulate their designs, creating a vast array of patterns.
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The rugged P-3 measures pressure, humidity, temperature, and the speed and direction of a hurricane's winds.
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Tapachula (CNN)The air is thick with humidity on the Suchiate River that separates Mexico from Guatemala.
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But when exposed to prolonged high temperatures and humidity, the chemical can deteriorate and burn too fast.
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On Saturday, about 200 people marched for three and a half miles in blistering humidity for Garner.
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A combination of low humidity and high winds have created significant potential for spotting, the team said.
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Relative humidity levels could drop to as low as 63 percent in these areas, the center stated.
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Strong winds didn't help, but lower temperatures -- after two days of record heat -- and lower humidity did.
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Tick numbers vary from year to year, depending on variables like rainfall, humidity, temperature and host populations.
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Coupled with high humidity, temperatures felt as hot as 110 degrees Fahrenheit (248 degrees Celsius) in places.
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And if that wasn't enough, the heat index, which factors in humidity, hit a whopping 142 degrees.
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The only thing she can't deal with when it comes to New York is the current humidity.
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"Also airplanes have lower levels of oxygen and humidity, and that can make people uncomfortable," he says.
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It was 90 degrees Friday in the Big Apple, but felt north of 100 because of humidity.
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The humidity level is far beyond tolerable, situated somewhere in the oppressive, hellhole realm of summer days.
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Deeper analysis has found another connection: the infection was strongly linked to warmer weather and higher humidity.
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The company said a cable bushing may degrade after prolonged exposure to high ambient heat and humidity.
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They also monitor basic data such as temperature and humidity, which affect how pollution forms and lingers.
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Not having power for a few hours can be exasperating in that sort of heat and humidity.
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Each tower transmits basic measurements including rainfall, air temperature, wind speed, wind direction, surface pressure, and humidity.
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Chanel Iman has a little secret: Models are not immune to summer's sweltering heat and extreme humidity.
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That level of intensity is defined using a heat index that takes into account temperature and humidity.
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Even if the humidity is stifling your sweat, a number of strategies can help you cool down.
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"High temperatures, strong winds and low humidity are forecast, making conditions dangerous," the state's fire service said.
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Rain, wind and humidity (or their absence) can turn a cakewalk into a minefield, or vice versa.
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There are all sorts of environmental factors, like temperature and humidity, that affect how the compounds behave.
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CNN Meteorologist Taylor Ward said the region had seen record high temperatures and high humidity since Sunday.
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CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward said the region has seen record high temperatures and high humidity since Sunday.
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Temperatures will remain in the upper 853s and low 285s for the week, as humidity remains low.
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CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward said the region had seen record high temperatures and high humidity since Sunday.
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The constant temperature and humidity — nearly 98% — provide perfect conditions in which to mature cloth-bound cheese.
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The Connected Garden Super Sensor tracks humidity, temperature and PH levels to help us grow real plants.
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Milder winds, cooler temperatures and a higher relative humidity have aided firefighters for the past two days.
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Perhaps you've compounded the mind-slowing effects of humidity with a few too many the night before.
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Temperatures hovered in the mid-80s, with the humidity for much of the match above 70 percent.
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Half the film was shot in the Colombian jungle, where temperatures reached three digits, with high humidity.
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The humidity hit her like a wall the moment she stepped outside Shen laoshi's ground-floor studio.
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The capybaras roam the jungle floor, hunting out shady glens but finding no escape from the humidity.
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Basically, humidity is how much moisture is in the air, or how clammy your skin feels outside.
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The skies will clear throughout the day, the humidity will drop, and lunchtime should be pretty sunny.
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All older theaters have mold and humidity issues, but after this hurricane that was a big problem.
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Aftercare: Keep your case out of direct sunlight, heat, humidity, and anything else that can stain it.
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Every season she recommends something based on the temperature and humidity and how your skin is reacting.
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It was a dry week with almost no humidity, and the winds were strong, gusting at times.
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Gradually, the talk comfortably turned to the Sisyphean challenges of hair maintenance in the Austin summer humidity.
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While coronavirus can exist on surfaces for days, conditions such as temperature and humidity must be favorable.
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I arrived in early December, the beginning of New Zealand's summer: blue skies, mid-seventies, no humidity.
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"The humidity is off the charts here," the actress, 39, told PEOPLE Now on the red carpet.
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So it was a summer of 2005, one of those days where it's 98 degrees, high humidity.
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I'm going to check for humidity everywhere, and look for if there's food out or unsafe conditions.
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Dear Readers: Winter's dry air, low humidity and freezing temperatures can do a number on the skin.
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But there's no way to avoid the runny nose that comes from changes in temperature and humidity.
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You can adjust the humidity of the drawer with a simple slider that opens or closes holes.
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They monitor the weather, humidity and temperature, among dozens of other phenomena, and capture millions of images.
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MusicNomad Humidity and Temperature Monitor, available at Guitar Center, $32Humidity and temperature changes are wood's worst enemy.
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A device installed inside the hive monitors temperature and humidity to ensure that optimal conditions are contained.
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"At the Australian Open, it can be 100 degrees out, but there is less humidity," she added.
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The WHO notes this may also vary under conditions like temperature or humidity of the environment ( here ).
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There was also the darker fact that the heat and humidity caused widespread illness, and many fatalities.
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I couldn't pass up the opportunity to briefly escape the humidity with a dip in the water.
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Nakaya found that stars tend to form at −2 degrees Celsius and −15 C. The columns form at −5 C and again at about −30 C. In low humidity, stars form few branches and resemble hexagonal plates, but in high humidity, the stars grow more intricate, lacy designs.
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With its mild temperatures and low humidity, outdoor enthusiasts can find a variety of suitable family-friendly attractions.
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However, diminished winds and higher humidity levels allowed crews to make headway against the flames, fire officials said.
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An incubator monitored heat and humidity to keep his frail, bright pink, almost translucent skin from drying out.
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It's still a question whether storms, fueled by the heat and humidity, will form directly over the capital.
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When the humidity hits, it isn't just mascara and foundation that have a tendency to slip and slide.
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It might be one thousand degrees and 450 percent humidity now, but autumn is closer than we think.
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Heat and humidity elevate the risk that vehicle airbags equipped with aging inflators made by Takata Corp 7312.
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And so when it&aposs 20183 degrees here with 90 percent humidity, I -- I drag a little bit.
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In this case, a bumblebee that will soar over huge fields and monitor temperature, humidity or crop health.
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It's also equipped with environmental sensors and can provide readings of the temperature and humidity of the room.
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Larger shifts in humidity did play a role in greater flu intensity, but mostly only in smaller cities.
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In South-East Asia there are monsoons, humidity, lots of wild animals: "horrible for preservation," says Mr Byrd.
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Vehicles located in nine states with high humidity and temperature extremes – designed Zone A – are the first priority.
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"Then, I'd use a wand and a curling iron, and pray the humidity didn't undo everything," she adds.
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The display also shows the temperature and humidity outside, as well as how stocks are doing that day.
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I never reapply powder in humidity — I'll just use blue shop towels to blot and absorb the sweat.
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We talk about temperature controls, humidity controls, light controls, automated trimmers, human trimmers, this technology, that technology, whatever.
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The tombs were closed for several years as a result of an increase in humidity caused by visitors.
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Very strong #SantaAnaWinds >50-60 mph, extremely low humidity <10%, and warming temperatures expected through at least *Thursday.
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"Race day temperature and humidity levels are projected to reach extreme levels," organizers said in a statement Thursday.
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Because of its natural moisture and humidity, the Amazon has historically been relatively fire-resistant, according to NOAA.
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This week, dry conditions and low humidity were making the Hillside fire difficult to fight, Mr. Prater said.
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The 2mm-thin sleep tracker can measure sleep time, heart rate, breathing, snoring, and bedroom temperature and humidity.
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With all the sweat and humidity melting off your makeup, it can seem easier to skip it altogether.
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A combination of high winds and low humidity have caused the brush fires to spread rapidly, CNN reported.
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High heat and humidity have farmers across the Midwest stressed about their already vulnerable corn and soybean crops.
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They faced hot temperatures, spurred on by the humidity of the area, for nearly eight hours each day.
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The loss of sea ice began to affect the weather, producing unusually high levels of evaporation and humidity.
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My initial approach was spot on however the humidity and the creeping sense of failure made it impossible.
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So when I got down to Houston in the heat and humidity, I was sweating every 10 seconds.
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Shouting "oppose extradition to China," huge crowds of demonstrators marched peacefully along a main thoroughfare in sweltering humidity.
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It added that vehicles do not become vulnerable to exploding airbags without long-term exposure to high humidity.
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Each bird's backpack collects temperature, humidity, and ambient light information, as well as GPS location and air pressure.
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But the chemical can deteriorate over time due to high humidity and cycles from hot temperatures to cold.
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These technologies also allow for better temperature regulation, low-humidity, less noise and minimize exposure to dangerous pollutants.
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At 203% humidity, the air at 40℃ contains about 51 milliliters of water per cubic meter of air.
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I settle on Joico's Thermal Protectant spray, humidity blocker finishing spray, and a heat set blowout perfecting crème.
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Instead this smart watering station has sensors to monitor the moisture, humidity, and temperature for your house plant.
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Outside it's 95 degrees Fahrenheit, but inside the greenhouse the crushing humidity makes it feel twice as sweltering.
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"As long as the cake is not exposed to sunlight or humidity, it can stay the same indefinitely."
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The thing no one warns you about when you decide to become a Pokémon trainer is the humidity.
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It can be eroded either by physical scratches and scuffs, or by exposure to oxygen, heat, and humidity.
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Extremely low humidity and winds are helping to fuel the wildfires, not just in California but also Arizona.
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With the heat and humidity we've had, that has a drastic effect on the decomposition of a body.
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The USB plug itself also gains temperature and humidity sensors to collect additional data points into sleep research.
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The "heat index" is a measure of how hot it really feels when humidity is taken into account.
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"Extreme temperatures and low humidity continue to heighten the fire risk statewide," Cal Fire said in a statement.
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The combination of heat and humidity will make it feel more like 2200 F in Houston this afternoon.
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"The National Weather Service warned that in Massachusetts there would be "Dangerous heat and humidity through the weekend.
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Well, mainly because of the humidity-induced sweat, sunscreen, and grime that makes its way into my pores.
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Complicating firefighting efforts are low humidity and a lack of resources, Napa County Fire Chief Barry Biermann said.
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"Finally, there's enough scientific evidence to point to the humidity issue as affecting the propellant," Mr. Upham said.
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Fueled by high winds and low humidity, the fire has placed millions of people under red flag warnings.
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Worst because of physical and emotional rigor: mountain passes, chigger bites, dog attacks, heat and humidity, and boredom.
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That raised the eyebrows of fellow Republicans who trekked to the nation's Capitol amid sweltering heat and humidity.
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"When humidity is too high, water does not become heat which means sweat would not evaporate," she explained.
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Days were in the low to mid-217s, but felt more like the low 100s with the humidity.
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The heat index -- which is what conditions feel like with the humidity -- was above 100 degrees, Ward said.
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"The main concern here is preservation against humidity, leakage of chemicals and condition of the hull," he said.
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In Houston, the combination of heat and humidity will make it feel more like 113 F on Tuesday.
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The Texas humidity and the Rangers' bats made it tough for Wright, who struggled with his knuckleball grip.
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The carefully engineered display vitrine collects data on temperature and humidity, which is regularly sent back to Washington.
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There are hurdles, though, like the dense humidity that can accumulate from the grass with the roof closed.
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But I tried it at Governor's Ball anyways — in 80 degree weather with intense humidity, I might add.
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The heat index, which combines heat and humidity to indicate a "feels like" temperature, was in the 90s.
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How many words do you need for the rainy season, fighting, the heat, humidity and the smell, fear?
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Whatever your choice, make sure your watches are protected from water, humidity, dust and direct exposure to light.
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The humidity and acidic soil of East Texas seem like a perfect match for this potentially lucrative crop.
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There, for $175 per annum, the ideal temperature (under 55 degrees Fahrenheit, 50 percent humidity) is fastidiously maintained.
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Through principles of basic physics, these pores regulate ventilation, humidity and possibly temperature, within the mound and nest.
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The mercury may reach a mere 90, but with the humidity, it could feel as stifling as 28.
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He also has to control the humidity in the room, or he'll end up with a sticky mess.
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A good choice for enclosed areas with low humidity, these appliances act as both humidifiers and oil diffusers.
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"Many, but not all viruses, have shown that they survive worst at this level of humidity," she said.
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The utilities said that before imposing a blackout, they assessed wind speeds, temperature, humidity, vegetation and other factors.
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One day in New Delhi, the heat index, a measure of heat and humidity, was 111 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Ventilation is also a closed loop, harvesting surplus heat from the LEDs while managing humidity and oxygen levels.
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Most body sweat should evaporate freely, and when humidity is low, sweat already evaporates faster than humid environments.
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They need proper temperature, humidity, food, lighting and exercise, and have other species-specific psychological and social requirements.
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Colorful buses clog the narrow streets, their windows missing glass to make the humidity a little more bearable.
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Furthermore, we jar-finish flowers with humidity packs in child-resistant glass to preserve the structure and freshness.
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Engineered flooring is especially good in basements, in high humidity areas and over radiant heating systems, he said.
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These temperatures will combine with strong northwesterly winds and bone-dry humidity to create potentially explosive fire weather.
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Considering my dead ends rage against humidity and I maintain a steady heat-styling habit, that sounded promising.
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"Cocoa doesn't need this much humidity at this time of year," said Albert NZue, who farms near Daloa.
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And hotter oceans means more water evaporates into the atmosphere, which creates more humidity, which can supercharge storms.
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Low-level units usually consume less power, but they may not be effective enough for your humidity needs.
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The drugs have to be kept secure and at the proper humidity and temperature so they don't degrade.
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Weather satellites continuously monitor that subtle signal of humidity, which is an essential ingredient for accurate weather forecasts.
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Stifling heat and humidity aside, off-season also overlaps with hurricane season, the rainy season and mosquito season.
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It also does all sorts of fancy stuff like monitor the temperature and humidity of the kids' rooms.
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Fire-fighting efforts across the Southwest have been hampered by the scorching heat, low humidity and erratic winds.
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It's just not very stable, so if it is exposed to air and humidity it loses the carbonation.
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Survivability was based on what is called "wet bulb temperature" -- a combined metric of humidity and the outside temperature.
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In the Southeast, the heat index could surpass 110 degrees when humidity is factored into thermometer readings, climatologists say.
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It's the perfect season for the look, since chilly temperatures mean no humidity or sticky foreheads to worry about.
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By tallying when those heavy isotopes were more common, the researchers were able to create rainfall and humidity estimates.
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Intense humidity has obliterated most of the stucco walls, but the archaeologists managed to salvage some fragments for study.
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Studies show people work better in environments providing good air quality as well as comfortable noise and humidity levels.
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At 93.3 degrees fahrenheit and 52.2 percent humidity, it's certainly warm and muggy, but not infernal as I'd expected.
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Humidity will play a factor, too, because the more humid the air the better it is a transferring heat.
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In this environmental testing chamber, researchers subject Nike clothing to extreme wind, heat, and humidity to gauge its durability.
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That number rises even higher when humidity is factored in, bringing it up to a 107-degree heat index.
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"We had a combination of heat and humidity and an unstable atmosphere that produced the thunderstorm," he told Mashable.
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With the humidity factored in, New York and New Jersey experienced heat index values up to 105, per CNN.
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Outside climate doesn't matter as special interior sensors control and track temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide levels and water quality.
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It's often caused by prolonged exposure to hot temperatures with high humidity, often in combination with strenuous physical activity.
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Instead, it acts as a barrier against the humidity that makes your hair expand and fluff in the heat.
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Strong Santa Ana winds could mix with scorching temperatures, single-digit humidity and dry vegetation to spark extreme fires.
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Two, you need to be prepared for whatever the weather might have in store (high humidity, thunderstorms, who knows).
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Humidity hits our hair so hard because of hair's porous nature, which absorbs all the moisture in the air.
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But the high humidity early into the ceremony caused it to feel much hotter in the crowd at times.
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The Air Monitor tracks six quality indicators: Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOC), carbon dioxide, PM2.5, PM10, temperature, and humidity.
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And it also tends to "draw up" once wet or in the midst of humidity... also known as shrinkage.
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Fueled by high temperatures, wind, and low humidity, the blaze destroyed multiple homes and at least one historic building.
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California was facing the worst kind of weather for wildfires on Wednesday — strong, gusty winds and very low humidity.
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As in, this isn't just another red flag warning -- meaning winds, temperatures and humidity are ripe for fire danger.
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Others include humidity, air pollution, wind conditions, the minimum night-time temperature and how long the hot spell lasts.
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It is something that depending on the weather outside, the humidity, some ices aren't good for five, six minutes.
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Parched vegetation from unseasonably hot weather and low humidity was already igniting elsewhere, and firefighters scrambled to keep up.
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Depending on the humidity of the environment, more or less whole eggs will be needed to achieve desired consistency.
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Schiaparelli has been designed to operate for a few days and will measure wind speed, temperature, humidity and pressure.
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In the process, air temperatures increase, and humidity drops, both of which enhance the likelihood that wildfires will spread.
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The humidity is low since it rained already and the sun went down, so it feels really nice out.
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He gave, as one example, a production shutdown at Y-12 because of unplanned outages to humidity control equipment.
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At a relative humidity of 75 percent, a 96 degree day effectively feels like a whopping 132 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Since NASA can control humidity and temperature and light access to a certain extent, it would probably be great!
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Inside, it's warm and humid, with temperatures sitting at an average of 72 degrees Fahrenheit and 60 percent humidity.
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Beyond breathing and sleeping patterns, these sensors track temperature and humidity levels to ensure the baby's environment is stable.
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Dr Koziel varied temperature, humidity and ventilation levels in the container to mimic conditions in both summer and winter.
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Click here to view original GIFThe summer's almost here, and what goes perfect with scorching heat and unbearable humidity?
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Chances are you don't need to know the historical trend when it comes to the humidity in your house.
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Ahead, 15 new products from Ulta that might just give you the summer strands of your humidity-proof dreams.
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The water droplets were a sign of high humidity, causing excess water to be forced out of leaf tips.
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Due to increasing temperatures, excessive winds and low humidity, officials fear that the fire could move to bordering Saskatchewan.
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High temperatures and low humidity fed the flames over the weekend, but the fire's activity is expected to decrease.
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When it's wet, when the humidity is high, you want to turn the temperature down to make yourself comfortable.
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The most dangerous inflators are in areas of the South along the Gulf of Mexico that have high humidity.
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And Boston's forecast high temperature of 97 degrees, with relative humidity of 71%, will make it feel like 105.
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Reporters buzzed around the edges, grating on the nerves of the soldiers who worked through the heat and humidity.
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And the researchers found that rain, humidity and other environmental, atmospheric and weather conditions can interfere with proper imaging.
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The chair also comes with a tube system that blows air around the person to cut back on humidity.
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It's called the Dry-Active and it claims to lower your body's humidity level by up to 40 percent.
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The fridge will also have sophisticated humidity and temperature sensors, which are also accessible through the fridge's network hub.
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According to NHTSA, the vehicles do not become vulnerable to exploding airbags without long-term exposure to high humidity.
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If they have said 300-500 meters, it would be much more realistic under all weather and humidity conditions.
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Additional exposure of inflators to high heat and humidity degrade the inflators, making them more prone to deadly ruptures.
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They also put in environmental sensors that allowed them to control for factors such as humidity, temperature, and light.
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Because heat and humidity often make allergens worse, an air purifier has to work overtime to clear the air.
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Under a sweltering sun and cloying humidity in Tapachula, the river marks the point where Mexico and Guatemala meet.
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In the Florida humidity, it's probably going to take the next three days to dry in my living room.
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Some Tel Avivians, fed up with high rental costs and high humidity, may also decide to move to Jerusalem.
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"Nothing like #crossfit in 100% humidity," he wrote alongside a picture of himself soaked in sweat on Saturday morning.
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A heat index, or the "feels like" temperature, combines the effects of temperature and humidity on the human body.
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When he finally found a guide, there were no signs of the frog and humidity had disabled his camera.
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Sure, the thermometer may only read 89, but when humidity is 5,000%, the whole city is basically a sauna.
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However, I fear asking about things such as UV lighting, systems for proper humidity levels and heating within enclosures.
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The Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang reported that temperatures will reach into the 90s on Thursday with high humidity.
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How long the dough proofs and fries for depends on the temperature and humidity inside the shop each day.
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It means that critical fire weather conditions are expected due to a combination of gusty winds and low humidity.
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They are racing in heat of about 22009 degrees Celsius (22014 Fahrenheit) combined with 2100 percent humidity or more.
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Among the considerations in the building's construction was the need for ideal conditions (humidity, temperature, light) for art preservation.
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The combination of humidity and heat in the mid-90s may make it feel as hot as 104 degrees.
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"The higher the dew point, the more humidity, and the more uncomfortable it'll feel out there," he told us.
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Inflaters must be evaluated for their "resistance to temperature aging in an environment of high humidity," the specifications said.
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Dealing with Florida's sweltering summer heat and humidity has been as much of an issue as learning the playbook.
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"It's not about air-conditioning, it's about controlling humidity," said William Racky, vice president for field operations at Hunt.
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The pattern of the deposits depends on factors like air currents, gravity, electrostatic attraction and temperature and humidity differences.
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The high humidity will make it feel even hotter, with heat indices above 105 degrees Fahrenheit in some places.
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Dry, windy conditions and low humidity further to encourage the spread of wildfires and make them harder to control.
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The projections are based on research showing that humans cannot survive beyond a certain threshold of temperature and humidity.
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The temperature, amount of carbon dioxide and humidity recorded on the space station was replicated at Kennedy Space Center.
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Some people sought relief from the 83-degree heat (and an unwanted touch of humidity) in waist-deep water.
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That's because if the air over the desert of the Great Basin becomes warmer, its relative humidity will decrease.
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Most storage facilities maintain the right humidity and temperature for aging wine, but there is nothing special about them.
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Ideally, you will jump in the shower so your braids absorb some humidity and then sleep with the braids.
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Sensors monitor its temperature, humidity and other "vital statistics" that are constantly available to Mr. Schmidt on his cellphone.
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Last month, the New York City Triathlon was canceled because of severe heat warnings and "extreme" levels of humidity.
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In a region known for its enviously mild, low-humidity summers, people have increasingly and quietly embraced air-conditioning.
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Doing so will make them cheaper to manufacture than a module created to withstand extreme heat and extreme humidity.
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The fire chief said that sustained winds were 20-25 mph and that humidity had been around 85033 percent.
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The machines also record shadows made by other insects as well as environmental conditions such as temperature and humidity.
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The electricity powers components such as fans, which push air across a material the company engineered to absorb humidity.
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A ULMonitor chip was used to track the state of the hive, such as its temperature, humidity, and weight.
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On the inside, the Dreamliner promised a spacious cabin with lower cabin altitude pressure allowing higher onboard humidity levels...
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Two of these were Oval Home's small, multi-purpose sensors, which can detect temperature, light, humidity, motion, or water.
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"Engineered floors are made to work best in environments that stay above 30 percent relative humidity," Mr. Sy said.
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Low humidity is not a reason not to have a campfire, it's just something you should be aware of.
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This is a measure of how hot people are likely to feel, given the mix of heat and humidity.
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It was Wolfe's beach reading one summer, consumed in high humidity and often "with wet fingers," he once said.
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It is believed the heat, low humidity, and strong winds are all contributing to the intensity of the bushfires.
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The vaults are kept at 40 degrees Fahrenheit and 30 % humidity to keep the film from decaying and shrinking.
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Heat indexes (air temperature and humidity combined) are expected to reach as high as 29 degrees in some places.
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Heat indexes (air temperature and humidity combined) are expected to reach as high as 29 degrees in some places.
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The temperature had already reached 31 degrees Celsius (88 Fahrenheit) early in the morning with high levels of humidity.
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Eight hundred people attended, despite the 95-degree heat and thunderstorm humidity, and hundreds more watched on Facebook Live.
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"A combination of strong winds, low relative humidity, and warm temperatures can contribute to extreme fire behavior," the service said.
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Radiosondes can collect up-close observations of the wind speeds, temperature, pressure, humidity and other conditions found inside the hurricane.
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Down in the New York subway, temperatures can push 245°F (232°C), a situation made worse by the humidity.
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Low humidity and strong winds, with gusts as strong as 50 mph, make for a critical fire threat, she said.
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Washington should see an afternoon high temperature of 90 degrees, but with the humidity, it will feel more like 100.
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Temperatures Tuesday into midweek across the East will lower by a few degrees, but remain very warm with high humidity.
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Wildfire conditions remain at critical levels across the Intermountain West through midweek as low humidity and hot temperatures continue rising.
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A cold front did not bring expected showers Sunday night, but the area did see lower temperatures and more humidity.
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Crisp, sunny weather (without the humidity and frizz), picturesque foliage, and the food — don't get us started on the food.
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In small cities, humidity plays a bigger role, Dalziel says, because the virus droplets have more time to infect people.
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She battled the humidity with a green turban head wrap and shielded herself from the sun in large octagonal sunglasses.
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It said the reason for the recall was a possible problem with high humidity that could affect safety air bags.
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Now, I just had to do it all over again in the sun and humidity, and I'd be all set.
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Invidyo's software can detect every smile or shriek, plus potentially dangerous situations like increased humidity levels or a stranger nearby.
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The Motion joins a number of existing Eve sensors set up to detect things like temperature, air quality and humidity.
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"In Southern California, the fires are much more driven by temperature and the relative humidity of the winds," he said.
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And, with warm weather, it's a common go-to look for dealing with the harsh humidity that's sure to come.
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Absolute Humidity provides a timely glimpse of the worlds across the Asia-Pacific and the artists the region has produced.
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Invidyo also has an auto-lullaby player, temperature and humidity monitors, air quality monitors, night vision and two-way communication.
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Kingsley suggests dispersing a smoothing serum through the bottom layers of your hair to help counteract the effects of humidity.
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It's promising to track temperature, breathing rate, humidity, heart rate, and light levels as well as all the usual variables.
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Indeed, there's some evidence that the flu spreads more easily when it's cold and there's less humidity in the air.
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There's one that measures temperature, humidity, air pressure and altitude; and a combo GPS/GLONASS sensor; a heart rate monitor.
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And it's not just the heat; humidity over much of the country will drive the heat index into triple digits.
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He also posits that global warming could be causing them to last longer, as more humidity causes them to linger.
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Basically, the hotter it is and the higher the percentage of relative humidity, the riskier it is to work out.
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These nearly indestructible headphones meet U.S. military specifications (MIL-STD-810) not only for drops but also dust and humidity.
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The risks are starkest for places that already see high heat and humidity, like the Persian Gulf and the Tropics.
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The clocks stay in a temperature and humidity-controlled room, and its atoms are kept in a vacuum-sealed chamber.
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The company isn't asking customers to consume your run-of-the-mill July-humidity-subway-car girl sweat, of course.
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The declarations issued Thursday state that hot temperatures, erratic wind and low humidity have increased the spread of both fires.
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Of course, it's not all popsicles and long weekends ahead, we still have to worry about humidity and excessive heat.
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Bucking's tiny house will contain around 100 sensor points, monitoring everything from ambient temperature to relative humidity to motion detection.
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