These days, the room temperature is 13°C and the absolute humidity is XNUMXg?

Yesterday, I was looking at the thermometer and hygrometer on my desk and the room temperature was fluctuating between 28 and 29 degrees.
The absolute humidity was 13 g.
I think that for many people, yesterday was the first time they felt "summer" this year.
That is to be expected. The commonly-reported air conditioning setting temperature in Japan is 28 degrees,
When the absolute humidity exceeds 12g or 13g, it starts to feel muggy.
Absolute humidity is probably not something you are familiar with, but it actually affects comfort and the prevention of viruses.
This is an indicator that is closely related to the susceptibility to infection. In the middle of winter, absolute humidity is
It's hovering around 5g. At this time of year, I keep the room temperature at XNUMX degrees and use a humidifier.
Even if you humidify it to a certain extent, it is unlikely that it will exceed 9g.
Now it's normally 13g, but in the hottest months it can exceed 20g.
No wonder it's so "humid".
People in region IV west of Kanto also have to contend with this humid heat.
Even though the winter is warm, it is still cold enough, and on top of that, we have to fight the humidity.
This is the most difficult point in designing a house in the IV region.
You can say that.