Yeah, that slamin' summer combo of 99 degrees and 98% humidity, where you walk outside, are *immediately* covered in a fine layer of sweatslime, and it won't come off no matter what you do because the air won't absorb the moisture, so you're just slick for hours while trying to breathe in swampair? Yeah. *hugs his air conditioner* Love you buddy.
I'd have to agree. It can be 98 degrees, and it would a good day with low humidity, but when you add 90% humidity to 98 degree weather you might as well just stay in the cold A/C all day.
Yeah, big difference for the south is not only the "feels like", but that humidity also stops your sweat from evaporating and cooling you off. Nothing worse than coming home from work, taking your boots and socks off and your feet are all pruned up like you were in a bath too long... on a day it didn't rain or flood.
Humidity stopping your sweat from evaporating is *why* it feels like more. When I lived in the desert it would feel hot but bearable, then at the end of the day you'd have to scrape the salt off the outside of your shoes. And that's in leather combat boots.
The "Feels Like" is a legit thing. I'm with Florida on this one. And can we get a Rep for South Jersey to join the table. We don't like being represented by South New York
100F at 95% humidity can literally kill you in only a couple hours and no amount of water will save you, while 100F at 10% humidity isn't nearly so dangerous, unless you don't have water then you could dehydrate and that is when it's dangerous.
@@DrewKime definitely depends, I'm a Minnesotan. And the once every decade time we get a -40 degree wind chill, it sucks. But getting a 90 degree heat index here (would be more of a 105-110 in the south) would suck because it happens a couple times a year.
@@ericspecullaas2841 they'd have to be combatants first but I do imagine they're quickly looking for ways to fight the heat over at the Miami International Airport.
If you don't know what the "feels like" concept is, you're not from the East Coast. But here's a somewhat easy East to think about it: Actual temperature is 75. Then you look at the humidity. Anything above 55 you start to add 5-10 degrees.
I mean even here in Germany we know that what you feel and what it really is are to totally different things. But its more of the wind chill variety here.
@@chemislife 85F with 80% humidity feels like 110F. If anyone is thinking "I've walked/worked through that", picture that same feels like temp but wearing a winter jacket
As someone who’s lived in AZ for most of their life I can honestly say that Humidity is a type of hell we don’t really get here too often. That being said, the few times it has happened I could hardly cope. Idk how people who live in more humid climates do it. High temps and high humidity feels like being boiled alive. High temps and low humidity feels like you’re being broiled. Both make me nauseous.
I would think a dry heat feels like a dry roasting. I've lived in Florida for most of my life and it's like the inside of a dog's mouth from may to October.
I'm in San Antonio, TX. We are right at the perfect spot where desert heat collides with Gulf Coast humidity. Let's just say, we've had visitors from Cairo, Egypt complain about our heat.
TL;DR on Heat Index (feels like) Temperature: basically, your body produces heat. if the air is colder and able to absorb water from sweat for heat can go somewhere and it feels cooler to you. if the air is as hot or hotter than your body and also high humidity so it can't absorb more water then your body heat has nowhere to go and it just keeps building until you get inside or overheat and die.
When I visited my Arizona friend after living in Florida for 5 years, it was such an amazing experience to be able to walk around outdoors without instantly being drenched in sweat.
As a native Arizonan, I would never get into a "who's hotter" contest with Florida, or Houston. They win. Even if they're 40 degrees cooler, they win. Humidity is awful.
I'm a native Nevadan living in New York. This is my tenth summer here. I am not used to New York humidity, let alone southern humidity. Us desert dwellers aren't physically built for it.
Lol as a born and raised Washingtonian we atleast know what the "feels like" is. 😂 We got humid heat in the summers.. even if it isn't usually over 100°
Somebody help Georgia, the mornings have been kinda chilly with wind and it's hot as balls by noon and I don't know what to wear to work lol it feels like swamp ass!
As a meteorological scientist, the feels like is a real thing, it's a whole equation that takes into considration temperature and humidity. And in winter it's temperature and wind speed.
@@IfersInklings I get that, but I'm asking specifically about the weather app. When it's the same regular temp and feels like temp, it just says that on the app. So the weather app is different nationwide then and only lists the feels like temp in certain areas or at certain times
Gonna defend the PNW a little here. We never will say "ugh we had it the worst with heat", we KNOW other places have humidity trust me I have a niece that lived in both Maryland and now in Florida. We are thankful that our humidity is not as bad. But still we are not USED to that kind of heat especially for such a long time. Much like how Texas last winter they weren't ever prepared for cold weather and suffered a lot of damages. So did we, a lot of power plants broke down and even our freeway needed repairs the heat making the asphalt crack pretty badly. A lot of people got heatstroke and heat exhaustion within their own homes. So yeah guys we get it other places are used to the heat and the humidity we just weren't.
Being from northwest Indiana, I strongly relate to everything Florida said. I think there actually was a day recently where it was similar to the situation he said. It's not usually too much more of a temperature here, but the humidity still makes it feel so much worse because it's a wet heat and it traps you. Ugh.
I think one of the funniest things is I am from Washington and then was In Arizona during the 115° heat. Then right as I got home it hit 108°. The heat in Arizona is more bearable than in Washington. At least in my opinion.
I was talking to a woman from WA at my job and she said everybody is getting AC and she understands why I say “if Florida didn’t have AC it would be uninhabited”
Utahn here. Yes, we totally pray for rain, especially during wildfire season. And with family in Washington State and Virginia, I’m very aware of the difference humidity makes on heat. Feels Like usually comes into play here in the winter, due to windchill. Temp might say it’s 5 degrees but with windchill it feels well below zero. I recently discovered this channel, and I love it. Please forgive the year-later comment 🥰
I am from Florida and just the other day I was in Maryland. At a diner people were complaining about the heat and humidity. Where I was it was 90 degrees with about 20% humidity so it felt like 90. I was amazed at how much everyone was talking about the heat. I also always wear hoodies, even when it is over 100 degrees whether it be feels like or normal. People gave me the weirdest looks. Is it normal up north to complain about the heat in these conditions? A 90 degree day with that low of a feels like is a blessing in Florida. Asking for a friend.
I grew up in WA and moved to OR. So accurate except for forgetting the Eastern side of both states take summer and winter as a personal challenge to kill people with cold in the winter and roast you in the summer... but at least it's a dry heat 😂
I thought “feels like” was everywhere- that’s how they put it on the weather apps and news channels (at least where I live) “its 86 but it feels like 90”
For the record, parts of Cali in the heatwave are also humid. Missed the humid areas in this particular heat wave, but I've definitely experienced "feels like". Also we still have death valley.
FL has a point. West coast is experiencing a “dry heat”. They can sweat a bit. East coast can’t sweat as much because of the humidity so we just melt like the wicked witch
Yup. Difference between humidity and HOT. I'd rather bake than broil. Said as a natural born Black Swamp native who has lived in said NWOhio, FL, and PHX. I loves the dry heat. And I love to tell other Ohioans they have no IDEA what HOT is. Lols humid is plop. Lols
Same I just visited y'all at Zion last year and the water was stupid low. I remember when there was sections of the Virgin river where you could legit swim and dive.
We actually did have the “feels like” here in Washington State during that heat wave! Or at least the weather app on my phone did. Makes sense when you consider that the Puget Sound area was also experiencing ridiculously high humidity on top of the heat itself. I only hand two mini tower fans in an east-facing apartment with no natural air circulation; I had to MacGuyver one of those swamp cooler things (tray of ice in front of the fan in the living room and then a damp towel draped over the laundry drying rack in front of both) and all that seemed to do was make the humidity even worse. :( Eventually figured out that freezing water inside empty soda bottles worked slightly better, but not by much.
It is heat index and the wind chill. That said it absolutely matters. One time in Nebraska I heard someone complaining about the humidity. I asked what was it. They said 40%. It was hilarious.
We do the "feels like" here in Northern Ohio and Southern Michigan too (And Buffalo, NY). Lake Effect is so much fun. "Feels Like", "Wind Chill", Lake Effect Snow"... YAY!
As someone who lives in AZ I feel that was pretty accurate we are proud of our high temps. Though I couldn’t imagine having humidity like no thanks when we get that it’s like sudden death. I rather just be hot than hot and sticky
Fun fact, went to New Mexico with a backpacking crew back in 2010, all of us were from Virginia. They thought we would collapse from the heat because it was hitting 102 to 110 at most during the days. We laughed at them. We went on a shakedown hike in the Appalachians that was 102 degrees and had something like 90 percent humidity. 105 with no humidity was just cute.
Ohio definitely has this. It will be 89 outside but with humidity it feels like 102 because it just rained for an hour in. So you feel like you just took a shower and put your clothes on without drying off.
Raised in Washington (State), Living in Arizona, lived in Maryland for 3 years. I have one thing to say about East Coast Humidity; Trees Should Not Melt With You in the Summer. They do though, y'all need to fix your dehumidifiers over there to help out your deciduous trees. Time for me to go rotate the breadpans on the sidewalk.
"Feels like" is like the opposite of wind chill. Remember the polar vortex? It may have been -20 during it in Minnesota, but the windchill dropped it to -40.
Can’t believe you didn’t include Texas in the hot weather argument. He could fight with himself over the 115 “dry heat” in West Texas vs the 100 degrees with high humidity near the gulf coast.
Texas: *builds houses to let heat out* *freezes* *North teases for not being able to handle the cold* Northwest: *builds houses to keep heat in* *boils* *South teases for not being able to handle the heat*
I appreciate the fact that AZ has an oven mitt on his hand so he can safely open doors. There used to be stores in AZ with pot holders attached to the door handles during the summer (before automatic doors were a thing).
not in the u.s but feels like is *very* nice to have for anyone and everyone here in norway we need both because it's usually used during winter so you know when water freezes and when it just feels like it should
Coming from Florida in mid July to out west we laughed we were cold at 82 in the morning and at 99 is felt like low 80s.in florida. You could sweat and it actually did something.
I learned about "wet bulb" conditions because of that heat wave. Apparently there's a point where if the humidity and temperature are high enough you can just drop dead. Fun!
It was hot up here in Washington It’s not built for the heat up here It was so sad Homeless People were dying of HEAT STROKE because they didn’t have shelter :(
Picture this. Its 32C, right? Pretty hot as it is, but normally not too unbearable. Now, imagine walking outside and the air feels like it's sticking to you and you're sweating almost immediately because the humidity is so high, that instead of the weather feeling like just a plain old 32C it actually feels closer to 39C :v That's the east coast experience in the US :P In the west coast its just a dry heat. So it feels like the exact temperature they say it is out in Nevada, California, etc.
@@ItalyHastaLaPasta Yh i get that. We have real feel here too believe it or not! Maybe not as humid as Florida but we can get pretty hot here too. But unlike most states we don't get it every year.
Lol I'm in Ontario Canada and I say feels like for both wind chill and humidity. Maybe because I live in a border city across from Detroit, MI and our news was always American.
As an east coaster who just spent a week in the desert in WA I 100% side with Florida here. It can be 100 and dry or 83 and humid and they feel the same.
We used to live in Missouri. There was definitely a "feels like" temp lol When we went to visit my grandparents, the temp was already 100. But the added humidity was murder 😅
I've lived in Oregon, California, Arizona and Texas. Lemme say, the "feels like" is a real thing! I'll take Arizona heat over Texas heat any day! All of my Oregon friends are torqued off that it's cooler where I am in Texas than it is in Oregon 😆
I’ve lived in Central Florida since 1977 and so far this Summer is about normal: 75 degrees w/80% Humidity @ 07:00. Temps climb to mid 90’s & we pray the afternoon sea breeze thunderstorms last long enough to cool off the ground. Otherwise we sit & watch the steam rise & humidity increase. Same thing every year for about 4 months. “Oh look, the weatherman is ‘keeping an eye on’ a disturbance in the Gulf.”
Wisconsin has both sides of the spectrum...windchill in the winter and the real feel in the summer. Thank God for the 2 weeks of fall we all live here for !
I’m going to have to agree with FL on the feels like 👍🏻 Humidity sucks!
West coast “Its hot”
East coast “But do you have humidity hair?”
Do you have to actively swim through the air?
@@TheDark1903 Lol it feels like it sometimes!
Yeah, that slamin' summer combo of 99 degrees and 98% humidity, where you walk outside, are *immediately* covered in a fine layer of sweatslime, and it won't come off no matter what you do because the air won't absorb the moisture, so you're just slick for hours while trying to breathe in swampair?
Yeah.
*hugs his air conditioner* Love you buddy.
@@TheDark1903 get caught in a quick rain shower. The ones that only last about 10 min.
The rain doesn't cool off its like your in a crab steam pot.
I'd have to agree. It can be 98 degrees, and it would a good day with low humidity, but when you add 90% humidity to 98 degree weather you might as well just stay in the cold A/C all day.
Yeah, big difference for the south is not only the "feels like", but that humidity also stops your sweat from evaporating and cooling you off. Nothing worse than coming home from work, taking your boots and socks off and your feet are all pruned up like you were in a bath too long... on a day it didn't rain or flood.
yup
Ayuh
Humidity stopping your sweat from evaporating is *why* it feels like more.
When I lived in the desert it would feel hot but bearable, then at the end of the day you'd have to scrape the salt off the outside of your shoes. And that's in leather combat boots.
Walking and feeling your feet "squish", on a non-rain day. 91 degrees 86 humidity = 125 feels like.
@@erinpenn7745 However you get to 125 - whether it's actual temperature or heat index - it's gonna suck. It's just the flavor of suck that changes.
The "Feels Like" is a legit thing. I'm with Florida on this one. And can we get a Rep for South Jersey to join the table. We don't like being represented by South New York
Feels like is legit
Feels like is 100% legit. I live in Louisiana and can atest to it's existence.
There's also feels like where I live for the cold because of the wind.
I agree and I also agree, a rep for south jersey would nice
100F at 95% humidity can literally kill you in only a couple hours and no amount of water will save you, while 100F at 10% humidity isn't nearly so dangerous, unless you don't have water then you could dehydrate and that is when it's dangerous.
southerners everywhere know the pain of the feels like hell we even have a real name for it the heat index
It was 100 in Kentucky a week or so ago. That’s about normal during the summers 💀💀
Right, there was a time last year in August here in MS that the feels like was still over 100 even at midnight.
so the "feels like" is the southern version of "with wind-chill" but much more uncomfortable. Neat!
Basically
Yup
I'll take heat index over wind chill.
That felt way too real lol
@@DrewKime definitely depends, I'm a Minnesotan. And the once every decade time we get a -40 degree wind chill, it sucks. But getting a 90 degree heat index here (would be more of a 105-110 in the south) would suck because it happens a couple times a year.
Mkay but "get in line buddy, there's no fast pass for this ride" is such a good comeback
Tourists that come to FL, immediately understand "Feels Like" once they crack the seal of the Airplane to exit in Orlando or MIA.
hottest place on earth lol
@@derhak727 definitely
So wait the tourists go MIA one the planes door opens?
@@ericspecullaas2841 they'd have to be combatants first but I do imagine they're quickly looking for ways to fight the heat over at the Miami International Airport.
Kicking a student
Oregon: I sleep.
Californians moving to your state
Oregon: *real sh!t*
S an Oregonian that is 100% true
Most people would rather live with vd than have to live with Californians
As a Californian, yall have to many trees for it to truly feel like home
@@davidhonkstvorisit4811 Mhm, as a beaver fan I'd kick a duck anyway
I would do this
-a Washingtonian
You missed a golden opportunity for Oregon to go "what is that" when talking about sales tax lol
I legit was waiting for a comment from Oregon on that one.
If you don't know what the "feels like" concept is, you're not from the East Coast. But here's a somewhat easy East to think about it:
Actual temperature is 75. Then you look at the humidity. Anything above 55 you start to add 5-10 degrees.
I mean even here in Germany we know that what you feel and what it really is are to totally different things. But its more of the wind chill variety here.
@@Knallteute So out there you subtract I'm guessing 1-3 instead of add.
@@NelsonDemifur yeah. In Celsius it can be a difference of up to - 10 Degrees.
If you work outside double those to 10-20 degrees if it's below 80%. Above 80% humidity above 85F it just becomes your personal walk through hell
@@chemislife 85F with 80% humidity feels like 110F. If anyone is thinking "I've walked/worked through that", picture that same feels like temp but wearing a winter jacket
As someone who’s lived in AZ for most of their life I can honestly say that Humidity is a type of hell we don’t really get here too often. That being said, the few times it has happened I could hardly cope. Idk how people who live in more humid climates do it. High temps and high humidity feels like being boiled alive. High temps and low humidity feels like you’re being broiled. Both make me nauseous.
I would think a dry heat feels like a dry roasting. I've lived in Florida for most of my life and it's like the inside of a dog's mouth from may to October.
I'm in San Antonio, TX. We are right at the perfect spot where desert heat collides with Gulf Coast humidity. Let's just say, we've had visitors from Cairo, Egypt complain about our heat.
Saturday was hellish and it was only 58% humidity.
Central AC
@@bohba13 Which is good if you are inside, the AC is a working, èor if the house isn't so old that there isn't a central unit.
AZ: "You don't know heat like I know heat!"
CA: *laughs in Death Valley*
LOL
the difference is people actually live in phoenix for some god for saken reason
People were hiking in Death Valley During a *heat wave* like my god humanity is crazy
@@stickstories2750 Death Valley is a town in California. People do live in the hottest place on Earth, don't ask why
TL;DR on Heat Index (feels like) Temperature: basically, your body produces heat. if the air is colder and able to absorb water from sweat for heat can go somewhere and it feels cooler to you. if the air is as hot or hotter than your body and also high humidity so it can't absorb more water then your body heat has nowhere to go and it just keeps building until you get inside or overheat and die.
When I visited my Arizona friend after living in Florida for 5 years, it was such an amazing experience to be able to walk around outdoors without instantly being drenched in sweat.
As a native Arizonan, I would never get into a "who's hotter" contest with Florida, or Houston. They win. Even if they're 40 degrees cooler, they win. Humidity is awful.
Their humidity makes me colder lol
I'm a native Nevadan living in New York. This is my tenth summer here. I am not used to New York humidity, let alone southern humidity. Us desert dwellers aren't physically built for it.
I definitely disagree. I would take the humidity any day.
Omg so true. Especially in Louisiana. It could be 80 degrees, but add that humidity, it feels like 92 degrees
Too true homie. We got it bad here in Louisiana 😂😂
@@kainefolse3845 shoot right? I'm on the porch in the shade rn and it's so hot
And when it’s 110, it feels like 120. With no wind. Just thick, hot, wet air surrounding you.
@@jeannadavis2872 right?! I be pissed
What most people don't know is humidity gives so little f*cks that it'll make cold feel colder just like with the heat.
When the western states don’t know what feels like means
Me:Bless your heart
As a Kentucky person the feels like is real shit
Lol as a born and raised Washingtonian we atleast know what the "feels like" is. 😂 We got humid heat in the summers.. even if it isn't usually over 100°
Somebody help Georgia, the mornings have been kinda chilly with wind and it's hot as balls by noon and I don't know what to wear to work lol it feels like swamp ass!
As someone who was born in the west but moved to the Midwest (Ohio) i can say that i took the PNW for granted
Pretty sure I do
As someone who lives in a state that actually HAS humidity I have to say, Florida is absolutely correct.... for once
As a meteorological scientist, the feels like is a real thing, it's a whole equation that takes into considration temperature and humidity.
And in winter it's temperature and wind speed.
Summer in the South,
"Hazy, Hot, and Humid."
A moment of silence for those we lost to swamp-ass this week.
😆 The weather app literally has the regular temp and the feels like temp. Is that not a nationwide thing?
Only in winter where I am
@@509Gman same
Some places have such low humidity that there isn’t a difference in the actual temperature and how hot it feels. Hence the saying “it’s a dry heat”.
@@IfersInklings I get that, but I'm asking specifically about the weather app. When it's the same regular temp and feels like temp, it just says that on the app. So the weather app is different nationwide then and only lists the feels like temp in certain areas or at certain times
@@TheOriginalMaudlin hmm... I'll have to ask my friend that lives in New Mexico what her weather app shows.
Got off the plane in Biloxi "Oh jesus! That's what they mean by 'feel's like'!"
Feels like is a thing for cold too. It’s 2 degrees but feels like -24.
Yeah, Grew up west coast.
Now living in the south.
Feels like is for reals like, yo!
Gonna defend the PNW a little here. We never will say "ugh we had it the worst with heat", we KNOW other places have humidity trust me I have a niece that lived in both Maryland and now in Florida. We are thankful that our humidity is not as bad. But still we are not USED to that kind of heat especially for such a long time. Much like how Texas last winter they weren't ever prepared for cold weather and suffered a lot of damages. So did we, a lot of power plants broke down and even our freeway needed repairs the heat making the asphalt crack pretty badly. A lot of people got heatstroke and heat exhaustion within their own homes. So yeah guys we get it other places are used to the heat and the humidity we just weren't.
We also tend not to have air conditioners, since we never used to need them. So there’s no escape.
Texas gets freezing temperatures about every 10 years or so. That they were completely unprepared for it is *not* because it couldn't be predicted.
@@allisonbergh4429 Eastern parts of PNW have ACs!
@@DoctorsSong Which is why it’s so weird that they’re part of the same region! Cascadia now!
It would have been even better if when WA said he would buy a couple more fans if someone had said if you can find any.
Being from northwest Indiana, I strongly relate to everything Florida said. I think there actually was a day recently where it was similar to the situation he said. It's not usually too much more of a temperature here, but the humidity still makes it feel so much worse because it's a wet heat and it traps you. Ugh.
I think one of the funniest things is I am from Washington and then was In Arizona during the 115° heat. Then right as I got home it hit 108°. The heat in Arizona is more bearable than in Washington. At least in my opinion.
I was talking to a woman from WA at my job and she said everybody is getting AC and she understands why I say “if Florida didn’t have AC it would be uninhabited”
As a born and raised Oregonian that lived in Orlando for 6 years, I can absolutely state that this is 100% accurate. 😂
"I feel like I'm gonna punch you."
Well get in line because there's no fast pass for this ride...
#MyLife 😂😂😂
As a Washingtonian, accurate. We were dying up here and it was hilarious to me. Western wa has the humidity too- so I get the "feels like"
Rewatching this a year later in England and I'm feeling this it sucks. Also your videos are amazing
Utahn here. Yes, we totally pray for rain, especially during wildfire season. And with family in Washington State and Virginia, I’m very aware of the difference humidity makes on heat. Feels Like usually comes into play here in the winter, due to windchill. Temp might say it’s 5 degrees but with windchill it feels well below zero.
I recently discovered this channel, and I love it. Please forgive the year-later comment 🥰
I am from Florida and just the other day I was in Maryland. At a diner people were complaining about the heat and humidity. Where I was it was 90 degrees with about 20% humidity so it felt like 90. I was amazed at how much everyone was talking about the heat. I also always wear hoodies, even when it is over 100 degrees whether it be feels like or normal. People gave me the weirdest looks. Is it normal up north to complain about the heat in these conditions? A 90 degree day with that low of a feels like is a blessing in Florida. Asking for a friend.
For once I’m on Florida’s side, feels like temperature will be the death of me.
Phoenix Arizona hit 122° back in 1990.
We is a spicy bunch here.
I grew up in WA and moved to OR. So accurate except for forgetting the Eastern side of both states take summer and winter as a personal challenge to kill people with cold in the winter and roast you in the summer... but at least it's a dry heat 😂
And then there is always that one guy who wears shorts and a t-shirt no matter how cold it gets
@@darthmaul216 Yeah, but he's usually from Alaska, Montana, North Dakota or Michigan.
You missed the BEST opportunity to make Oregon say “sales tax?” After Florida said the sales tax thing
"Why don't we put sales tax on the retail price?"
I'm surprised Oregon had nothing to say about that.
Just saying, as an Oregon and Washington resident, this is legitimate.
In my area of WA, we got over 120
@@breanneohare302 Eastern?
Yup
Help I’m dying -Washingtonian
I thought “feels like” was everywhere- that’s how they put it on the weather apps and news channels (at least where I live) “its 86 but it feels like 90”
It's funny in Washington it's 85-100 degrees every summer and everyone is still shocked and unprepared. Every. Single. Year.
Lmao 😂 🤣 😂 no fast pass for this ride. I busted out laughing when Florida said that 🤣🤣🤣
For the record, parts of Cali in the heatwave are also humid. Missed the humid areas in this particular heat wave, but I've definitely experienced "feels like". Also we still have death valley.
FL has a point. West coast is experiencing a “dry heat”. They can sweat a bit. East coast can’t sweat as much because of the humidity so we just melt like the wicked witch
It “feels like” we are melting. We would just be sweating if we had no humidex.
Yup. Difference between humidity and HOT. I'd rather bake than broil. Said as a natural born Black Swamp native who has lived in said NWOhio, FL, and PHX. I loves the dry heat. And I love to tell other Ohioans they have no IDEA what HOT is. Lols humid is plop. Lols
Washington and Texas fighting over the record of most senior citizens without AC. 💀
I have never clicked a video so fast, it’s only been up for 20 seconds xD
As a Utahn I’m more worried about the drought than the actual heat itself
Ditto
Same I just visited y'all at Zion last year and the water was stupid low. I remember when there was sections of the Virgin river where you could legit swim and dive.
Wait there are places where you don’t have the “feels like” or “real feel” temperature?? Crazy
We actually did have the “feels like” here in Washington State during that heat wave! Or at least the weather app on my phone did. Makes sense when you consider that the Puget Sound area was also experiencing ridiculously high humidity on top of the heat itself. I only hand two mini tower fans in an east-facing apartment with no natural air circulation; I had to MacGuyver one of those swamp cooler things (tray of ice in front of the fan in the living room and then a damp towel draped over the laundry drying rack in front of both) and all that seemed to do was make the humidity even worse. :(
Eventually figured out that freezing water inside empty soda bottles worked slightly better, but not by much.
It is heat index and the wind chill. That said it absolutely matters. One time in Nebraska I heard someone complaining about the humidity. I asked what was it. They said 40%. It was hilarious.
We do the "feels like" here in Northern Ohio and Southern Michigan too (And Buffalo, NY). Lake Effect is so much fun. "Feels Like", "Wind Chill", Lake Effect Snow"... YAY!
I was waiting for Idaho to chime in, but I guess they're just like," yep, it's hot."
Midwest "it wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't for the humidity"
From Socal. I visited Oregon and every uber I got in wanted to make sure I wasn't buying a house there....
Lol! Here is Canada we also have the feels like! It's very important! 🇨🇦
So true. Love your insights on Florida.
As someone who lives in AZ I feel that was pretty accurate we are proud of our high temps. Though I couldn’t imagine having humidity like no thanks when we get that it’s like sudden death. I rather just be hot than hot and sticky
Fun fact, went to New Mexico with a backpacking crew back in 2010, all of us were from Virginia. They thought we would collapse from the heat because it was hitting 102 to 110 at most during the days. We laughed at them. We went on a shakedown hike in the Appalachians that was 102 degrees and had something like 90 percent humidity. 105 with no humidity was just cute.
Ohio definitely has this.
It will be 89 outside but with humidity it feels like 102 because it just rained for an hour in. So you feel like you just took a shower and put your clothes on without drying off.
Raised in Washington (State), Living in Arizona, lived in Maryland for 3 years. I have one thing to say about East Coast Humidity; Trees Should Not Melt With You in the Summer. They do though, y'all need to fix your dehumidifiers over there to help out your deciduous trees. Time for me to go rotate the breadpans on the sidewalk.
"Feels like" is like the opposite of wind chill. Remember the polar vortex? It may have been -20 during it in Minnesota, but the windchill dropped it to -40.
Can’t believe you didn’t include Texas in the hot weather argument. He could fight with himself over the 115 “dry heat” in West Texas vs the 100 degrees with high humidity near the gulf coast.
As my dad says, “It’s soup. It’s like walking through soup.”
Michigander raised by Floridians, here. I was just explaining this to my friends! They didn’t know what I was talking about!
Texas: *builds houses to let heat out*
*freezes*
*North teases for not being able to handle the cold*
Northwest: *builds houses to keep heat in*
*boils*
*South teases for not being able to handle the heat*
We midwesterners also have feels like for both hot and cold temps. I am with Florida on this one!!!
Ohio has a Feels Like too! It's usually a lot colder though.
Thanks Lake Erie!
I appreciate the fact that AZ has an oven mitt on his hand so he can safely open doors. There used to be stores in AZ with pot holders attached to the door handles during the summer (before automatic doors were a thing).
not in the u.s but feels like is *very* nice to have for anyone and everyone
here in norway we need both because it's usually used during winter so you know when water freezes and when it just feels like it should
Oh, Bless their sweet, naive hearts, not knowing what a feels like is.
CO could weigh in on the "feels like" bit. The temperature is 23, but it feels like -5.
As an Arizonan, this should not be as accurate as it is...but it really is.
Edit: omg I just saw the oven mit, I'm DYING 🤣🤣 I love
how else are ya supposed to drive?
I mean, we always say it's a dry heat for a reason. The humidity last weekend was killer
I live in louisiana and i'm thinking of keeping one for when I cant find a shady spot to park during summer. steering wheels in the sun get hot.
Life lesson: Wear an oven mitten, WEAR SUNSCREEN, and don’t die of heatstroke
Minnesota has wind chills and feels like for cold days.
It often got to -13 when I was going to school..
I agree with Florida: it is not the heat that will make you cry, it is the humidity that will make you cry in despair.
Its a binary killer. Together, they both make you wanna die.
Coming from Florida in mid July to out west we laughed we were cold at 82 in the morning and at 99 is felt like low 80s.in florida. You could sweat and it actually did something.
And Florida
I learned about "wet bulb" conditions because of that heat wave. Apparently there's a point where if the humidity and temperature are high enough you can just drop dead. Fun!
As always, you make me laugh out loud. Here in Ohio we always go by ‘the feels like…’ also.
As a Virginian who just got back from summer marching band camp at JMU, I felt this one in my soul
Missed opportunity to have Oregon say "We do" to the sales tax line
it was 114 in So Cal and I was doing cartwheels with the low humidity.
It was hot up here in Washington
It’s not built for the heat up here
It was so sad
Homeless People were dying of HEAT STROKE because they didn’t have shelter :(
As a Brit i have no idea whats going on but im learning so much!
Picture this. Its 32C, right? Pretty hot as it is, but normally not too unbearable. Now, imagine walking outside and the air feels like it's sticking to you and you're sweating almost immediately because the humidity is so high, that instead of the weather feeling like just a plain old 32C it actually feels closer to 39C :v That's the east coast experience in the US :P In the west coast its just a dry heat. So it feels like the exact temperature they say it is out in Nevada, California, etc.
@@ItalyHastaLaPasta Yh i get that. We have real feel here too believe it or not! Maybe not as humid as Florida but we can get pretty hot here too. But unlike most states we don't get it every year.
Lol I'm in Ontario Canada and I say feels like for both wind chill and humidity. Maybe because I live in a border city across from Detroit, MI and our news was always American.
We have “feels like” here in MN too, like actually it’s 20 degrees, but with the wind chill at -15 it “feels like” -20
As an east coaster who just spent a week in the desert in WA I 100% side with Florida here. It can be 100 and dry or 83 and humid and they feel the same.
I will never not love the oven mitt!
Doors everyone not have a “feels like” temperature as well as the real temperature? I believe the real name is the heat index.
We used to live in Missouri. There was definitely a "feels like" temp lol
When we went to visit my grandparents, the temp was already 100. But the added humidity was murder 😅
I've lived in Oregon, California, Arizona and Texas.
Lemme say, the "feels like" is a real thing! I'll take Arizona heat over Texas heat any day!
All of my Oregon friends are torqued off that it's cooler where I am in Texas than it is in Oregon 😆
Agree I live on the south east coast and I went to Las Vegas and in my head I was like this this is hot for them
I’ve lived in Central Florida since 1977 and so far this Summer is about normal: 75 degrees w/80% Humidity @ 07:00. Temps climb to mid 90’s & we pray the afternoon sea breeze thunderstorms last long enough to cool off the ground. Otherwise we sit & watch the steam rise & humidity increase. Same thing every year for about 4 months.
“Oh look, the weatherman is ‘keeping an eye on’ a disturbance in the Gulf.”
"get in line, buddy. their's not fast passes for this ride."
An apt description to binging this channel.
I love Arizona with the “driving potholder”
I thought the feels like is used everywhere? We use it in Minnesota
Wisconsin has both sides of the spectrum...windchill in the winter and the real feel in the summer. Thank God for the 2 weeks of fall we all live here for !
We've got the "feels like" thing all the way up north here too because its pretty humid a lot