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[QUOTE=ricer333;72261]shadyDR, heat-to-humidity ratio is nothing compared to Florida, SoCal, Texas, etc. QUOTE] I don't mean to be this guy Ricer, but just so everyone knows, cars don't feel humidity, but
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[QUOTE=ricer333;72261]shadyDR,
heat-to-humidity ratio is nothing compared to Florida, SoCal, Texas, etc. QUOTE] I don't mean to be this guy Ricer, but just so everyone knows, cars don't feel humidity, but only heat. Your dewpoint/relative humidity is only felt by your skin because we use sweat evaporation as our cooling mechanism. Your ambient temperature is the only factor in a car engine's temperature and its ability to cool itsself. (Sorry, I've taken a lot of classes on this stuff. Just look at my name! )
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