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Join Date: Jul 2009
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Russell Johnson did a chart of sorts that compares humdity and temperature in one of the papers I saw a long time ago. The bottomline was that heat is a key variable as most suspect, but changes in humidity had a greater impact. But, it's really a sliding scale for both of them with humidity being the more sensitive one. Ken
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