Reply #18: I know about that from growing up in Kentucky, with temps in

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the 90's and 85 to 90% humidity.

We don't get as humid as say Houston, or the midsouth or coastal areas, but once the temps get up into the 90's and 100's we don't get any significant cooldown at night. I have been out at midnight and it is still 90 degrees....night time low of 85..so after a couple of weeks of this, you feel pretty wiped out. I had lived here for quite a while before I figured out that the lack of cooldown at night is the real problem. Last summer was benign, compared to normal summers. I hope for another just like it.