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Old 13-08-2006, 09:16 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by troppo
Check your slips. I have a hunch the increase in humidity coincides with a decrease in temperatures. Cooling air means relative percentage will go up, although actual volume of moisture doesn't change much at all, unless it cools enough too reach 100%, then moisture starts getting forced out of the air as dew or condensate.
Temps have also decreased as I've already stated.
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