05-13-2009, 11:12 AM
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[QUOTE=TheWeatherman;72269]
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Originally Posted by ricer333
shadyDR,
heat-to-humidity ratio is nothing compared to Florida, SoCal, Texas, etc.
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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!  ) |
Weatherman, you are correct, but still the heat is going to be much higher down south than up north. Not that the north will not have issues, but I'm just pointing this out because down here we are already hitting 90+ degree weather. Vermont was in the 50's this past weekend. But enough of this, just edited the above post to include some of the survey data.
Again any word/knowledge about G37? Thanks and sorry to mis-speak above.
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