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[Returntosender]

First of all, why would you tag me over there? Secondly, I’ve never even been on a UPS property in my life. So yeah, not really funny. Might want to try again.

Tag cause it’s FL! Maybe you live in area and have friends who work in Jacksonville and know the real story

 

[Operational needs]

Tag cause it’s FL! Maybe you live in area and have friends who work in Jacksonville and know the real story

I haven’t lived in Florida since November 2009.

 

[542thruNthru]

high water table?

California..... earthquakes I imagine. Wow its amazing how many of you landlocked afraid of your own shadow people have no idea about the rest of the country. Not everyone has a basement in the USA.

 

[FrigidFTSup]

California..... earthquakes I imagine. Wow its amazing how many of you landlocked afraid of your own shadow people have no idea about the rest of the country. Not everyone has a basement in the USA.

Then where in the house do all your millennials live?

 

[542thruNthru]

Then where in the house do all your millennials live?

They don't. Only P* ass bad parents allow their children to move back in or live with them after 20! (The @rod generation)

 

[Operational needs]

Then where in the house do all your millennials live?

They live in tents on the street. Lol.

 

[FrigidFTSup]

They don't. Only P* ass bad parents allow their children to move back in or live with them after 20! (The @rod generation)

 

[FrigidFTSup]

They live in tents on the street. Lol.

Or perhaps in a van down by the river

 

[burrheadd]

 

[oldngray]

 

[Brownslave688]

My question is....

If the feels like temp is 97, at what % humidity is that at, because at 0%, it probably not that bad, but at 100%, unbearable.

It varies because humidity changes depending on temp. 100% humidity at 32 degrees is a low dew point so it’s much different than 100% at 80 degrees.

 

[cosmo1]

It varies because humidity changes depending on temp. 100% humidity at 32 degrees is a low dew point so it’s much different than 100% at 80 degrees.

Science.

 

[upschuck]

It varies because humidity changes depending on temp. 100% humidity at 32 degrees is a low dew point so it’s much different than 100% at 80 degrees.

Exactly. But if it isn't a static %, then it is not a good representation of a temp. We are talking about what it supposedly feels like, and that can vary greatly, depending on the humidity.

 

[FrigidFTSup]

It varies because humidity changes depending on temp. 100% humidity at 32 degrees is a low dew point so it’s much different than 100% at 80 degrees.

I think the weather geek thing is the only thing we have in common.

100% humidity at any temperature will equal the dew point.

 

[FrigidFTSup]

Exactly. But if it isn't a static %, then it is not a good representation of a temp. We are talking about what it supposedly feels like, and that can vary greatly, depending on the humidity.

Humidity is supposed to represent the saturation of the atmosphere, but it has evolved into a “feels like” reading.

 

[oldngray]

Humidity is supposed to represent the saturation of the atmosphere, but it has evolved into a “feels like” reading.

Everything is about "feels like" with all the SJW's

 

[542thruNthru]

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I would totally give that guy money. Mainly because I could have been extremely pissed off and still laughed at that! Lol!!

 

[FrigidFTSup]

Everything is about "feels like" with all the SJW's

 

[oldngray]

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[Rutherford B Hays]

Exactly. But if it isn't a static %, then it is not a good representation of a temp. We are talking about what it supposedly feels like, and that can vary greatly, depending on the humidity.

Sweet jesus.
Have you not connected the dots to the fact that everytime you argue something about the weather. Nobody and I mean nobody agrees with you