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Message: [QUOTE="sufandu, post: 4323798, member: 874"] The relative humidity can still be high in the winter. The total amount of moisture is lower, but relative humidity is about the relationship between ambient temperature and dew point temperature, so it can be high when it's cold, and I believe that the air is generally drier out west than the northeast in the winter. It's why popular ski areas somehow get 300 inches of snow while simultaneously having 300 sunny days per year. [/QUOTE]