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Why air at 25℃ feels warmer than water at 25℃?
That makes sense, but what about humidity? Doesn't high humidity make it feel hotter even though the temperature is the same?
Yes, high humidity can make it feel hotter because it reduces the body's ability to cool down through sweating. This is because the air is already saturated with moisture and cannot absorb the body's sweat as easily, causing it to feel clammy and uncomfortable.