Humidity
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Don't know........ I am in PA and it gets fairly humid here........... Considering that humidity is a type of vapor, then this would make sense.
Yea I'm in marietta. Humidity suxI down here in middle GA and have noticed the same, just doesn't seem like the vape is as pleasurable when it's hot-n-humid. Tho, for me at least, I'm not happy with anything when it's so dang hot.
suppose if the air being sucked in is already very high in moisture then less vapor would be generated? The moisture lagen air cools the coils or prevents as much juice from vaporizing? I dunno.
something about the humidity preventing droplets from being formed.
when it's cold you blow fog even when you are not vaping.
when it's cold you blow fog even when you are not vaping.
Being that humidity is a vapor but still water, just a vaporized form and it is lighter as in a form of gas. When you inhale high humidity you are actually bringing in a cooler air, even if it is hotter than a BBQ outside. Just as a cooling fan used in hot temperatures for football players where the fan blows water vapor to cool them down. Just apply the same principle to vaping, it too will cool the coil down and thus producing less vapor and a cooler draw....Only difference is you are drawing air in where a fan just blows it, but the humidity is still the same in cooling properties.
I had a major problem, vaping at the beach for a week. What I figured was the wick was staying wet from the humidity and then didn't wick the juice properly. I'm not 100% on that being the problem, but when I returned home all went back to normal!
I have noticed the same in Houston, where we have been known to have some humidity from time to time. What scientific explanation may account for this, I do not know. But I do know it is real.
I've noticed the same thing here in NC when it's hot, you give the best explanation I've heard for why. I will add that I also have more gurgling when its hot outside and I'm out, and I attribute that to decreased viscosity (thinning due to temperature) of the liquid.
It's possible that the vape just isn't visible as condensation in high humidity. I definitely enjoy mine more when there is enough light to see the little cloud.
Minnesota is very humid.
Also very dry in winter.
And yes. The quality of vapor goes down in summer and up in winter.
Well, I feel it does.
Any other minnesodans care to verify?
Heck, I'll bribe you with lutefisk if you agree.
Also very dry in winter.
And yes. The quality of vapor goes down in summer and up in winter.
Well, I feel it does.
Any other minnesodans care to verify?
Heck, I'll bribe you with lutefisk if you agree.
That we are. But only in the afternoons. In the mornings it's only in the upper 90s and people are breaking out their parkas.I bet so. You guys are in the 100s there
I don't know about where you are in MN, but here in the Twin Cities, we've been practically breathing steam anyway -- humidity over 90 percent. I switched back to peppermint at 7W. I pretend it's cooling me down.
I'll pass on the Lutefisk, but I'll take some lefsa if you've got some.
Interesting to hear that the vapor is better in the winter. It gets dang cold here so that's good to know. I get to work from home all the time through november, hopefully that will continue on... But could be murphys law they need me downtown jan/feb.
Seems like sub zero would just kill battery life.. But maybe fir 5 mins or so at a time it doesn't make too much of a difference...
As for humidity i see the same right now, can't make out the cloud though the flavour is still okish
Seems like sub zero would just kill battery life.. But maybe fir 5 mins or so at a time it doesn't make too much of a difference...
As for humidity i see the same right now, can't make out the cloud though the flavour is still okish
I used to work for some folks out south of town in Eagan. It does get get warmer and more humid then even a boy from Texas would figure for that far up North.
As the saying goes, "It's not the heat. It's the humidity," at least around here lately. With humidity 80-90% it's been miserable, but it hasn't even hit 90.
You were in MN during the summer? Did you miss out on the winter?
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