JakJakJun 20
Rey 💜 🏳️‍⚧️
is the dew point above the external temperature of your glass of iced coffee? you may be entitled to condensation
Jun 19 at 12:55pmWeb
Show threadRey 💜 🏳️‍⚧️Jun 19
the puddle is still there
Show threadThe Original Stripey GoodnessJun 19
@rey it's so gross out. :(
Show threadRey 💜 🏳️‍⚧️Jun 19
@stripey tomorrow should be nice, at least! but yeah, today is gonna be bleh
Show threadThe Original Stripey GoodnessJun 19
@rey if I needed to condense drinking water out of the air, this would be really great weather
Show threadOwashii 🐾Jun 19

@rey I paused a video I was watching with my husband to read it out loud

he smacked his forehead

thought I'd share :3

Show threadMolly Cantrell-Kraig 🇺🇦Jun 19

@rey

Contact the law firm of Kaffeen and Dewey to see if you have a case.

Show threadJean-Baptiste "JBQ" QuéruJun 20
@rey that's something I had to get used to after moving to Greece (from the US inland northwest and from the California central valley before that). There, dew point world rarely be above 10C/50F, here it's often around 20C/68F. I had to get used to using coasters to protect furniture from anything that comes out of the fridge.
Show threadRey 💜 🏳️‍⚧️Jun 20
@jbqueru oof, yeah. I feel that. I'm in eastern Massachusetts and by gosh the humidity here gets to be a lot. air conditioning ftw
Show threadJean-Baptiste "JBQ" QuéruJun 20
@rey yeah. We go here through two annoying periods, in June and September, when we have to run the AC cooler than we need, just so that it runs enough to remove the humidity. Once we're in the heart of summer, it runs enough on its thermostat (typically 83F for us) to dry the air enough as well.