JHZR2
Staff member
To answer this question we would first need to know the relative humidity levels in summer and winter.
A temperature reading is a temperature reading. It's sampling from a spot, and assuming that the air in a space is well mixed, the sampling should be consistent with the seasons.
But if humidity changes, the feel can change. That's why people are more able to bear the "dry heat" in the desert, while if unable to sweat/evaporate properly because of high humidity, then it's no good.
A temperature reading is a temperature reading. It's sampling from a spot, and assuming that the air in a space is well mixed, the sampling should be consistent with the seasons.
But if humidity changes, the feel can change. That's why people are more able to bear the "dry heat" in the desert, while if unable to sweat/evaporate properly because of high humidity, then it's no good.