Humidity in Houston is often discussed due to its impact on how the weather feels, with humidity referring to the water vapor ...

FOX6 Chief Meteorologist Tom Wachs explains the difference between dew point and relative humidity. Food Network star Anne ...

Summertime heat is on the way, along with muggy conditions. Meteorologist Adam Rutt explains why we focus on the dew point to ...

Some hot days feel even worse thanks to high humidity, trapped heat and dew points. Cities are especially vulnerable.

Cold air holds less water vapor, meaning that the dew point will be lower in the winter. That's why it doesn't feel very muggy. However, warm air holds more water vapor, meaning that the dew point ...

If the actual temperature and the dew point are the same, then the air is full of moisture and we have a relative humidity of 100 percent — but this isn’t often the case.

This is exactly why the dew point is a better measure of how things feel, as opposed to relative humidity. If you're sweating bullets, it probably doesn't feel like the humidity is only 52%. How ...

Dew point Humidity Temperature Moisture Mugginess Summer Frizz Relative humidity (WLUK) -- As summer approaches, understanding the dew point can help you prepare for those often muggy days.

Weather experts explain the science behind "feels like" temperatures as the region experiences dangerous heat conditions ...

“If you look at dew points frequently enough, you start to understand what 60 degree dew points feel like. Relative humidity doesn’t quite capture that the same way,” says Arnold.