Vapor volume....is it me or..........?

[Ragenowski]

Does anyone else notice that when vaping outdoors the vape volume decreases dramatically? When I'm in my car or work truck or at home I get these huge voluminous clouds of vapor but if I'm outside, even if there is no breeze the vapor is anemic at best... I don't really know what to attribute this to, but I figure it has to do with humidity and the heat....I'm in central TX and right now it's 100+ almost every day until November almost. Anyone else notice this or have some feedback?

 

[Susaz]

it has to do with humidity. Cars are naturally humid places, while vaping outside in hot dry weather gets less vapor. What matters is the vapor in your mouth, not what you see. You'll see more saturation in colder weather.

 

[Penn]

Yep, humidity and temperature. Without even trying for it, the cloud is pretty thick and how long it hangs around on a cool and humid evening. I guess if you are in the west TX desert you won't ever really see it.

 

[ennagizer]

Yupp. Happens to me all the time. Kind of hot & humid in South Florida for 9 months out of the year, sometimes ten. Who am I kidding, sometimes 12. I also seem to get less volume when walking vs. being still. Still trying to master the art of walking & vaping. Hey, no walking & chewing gum jokes, capiche

 

[D. Waterhouse]

Try it on a cool, foggy morning, it'll last a lot longer.

 

[InTheShade]

Try it on a cool, foggy morning, it'll last a lot longer.

Cool foggy doesn't happen in Central Texas until maybe January 2nd and lasts thru January 3rd.

I love vaping in my truck, I can barely see through the windshield most of the time.

 

[cocacola31173]

I notice that too. I don't really enjoy vaping in my car. I have gotten where I don't bother and just wait til I get home. I just love that I can actually wait now. That means I do it cause I enjoy it ...not because I have to.

 

[Thunderball]

Well, you learn something everyday..... Good answers.