Absolute humidity
Thermograph reports absolute humidity (g/m³), the real amount of water vapor in the air, rather than relative humidity, which shifts with temperature. Graded against local history, it shows genuinely muggy or unusually dry days.
How unusual is the weather? Graded against ~45 years of local climate history.
Thermograph reports absolute humidity (g/m³), the real amount of water vapor in the air, rather than relative humidity, which shifts with temperature. Graded against local history, it shows genuinely muggy or unusually dry days.