A prefix is a word part added to the  beginning of a word to create a new word with a different  meaning.    Examples: refill, undo,  incomplete, precooked   â¦  (Letters added to the end of a root or word are a suffix.). + 213 others found this useful. Caroline Russell.
Its not uncommon to have above 90% relative humidity readings. I find it uncomfortable once the humidity is over 70%, but I'm really not a 'good' test subject as I have lived in Florida all my life and have gotten use to high humidities. I can tell you one thing with certainity, the insects love the high readings! 60% is a threshold in the summer.
When the relative humidity is 100 percent, the air is retaining the most moisture possible at that temperature without precipitation. Most of us feel comfortable inside our home when the relative humidity remains between 30 and 60 percent. When the indoor humidity level is below 30 percent, the air is too dry, which can harm both a home's structural integrity and the homeowners' health. Conversely, when the level is above 60 percent, the air is too wet, which is also harmful to both the home and the homeowners.