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Note: Today’s blog was written by weather intern Spencer GoldmanTuesday was a classic summer day in southern New England.

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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%.

This concept is often confused with relative humidity which doesn’t tell us anything about how you’re going to feel. It’s the dew point that is the key to the experience you have when you ...

Think of relative humidity like this: Cold air is like a small sponge. It can be 100% full of water, but doesn't hold much moisture. Hot air, on the other hand, is like a big sponge. Even at just ...

“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.

Now consider the dew point: Let’s say both samples are in same-sized buckets and have a dew point of 32 F (0 C). That’s a relative humidity of 73 percent for the cooler sample and 23 percent ...