What are dew points?

The dew point is reflected as a temperature.

So, the dew point temperature is the temperature at which condensation occurs.

Dew points are a measurement of the moisture in the air.

They are most often driven up or down by wind direction.

In this region of the country dew points often rise with a southern, western, or eastern wind and often drop when the wind is out of the north.

Dew points are also a great measuring stick of oppressive conditions, even better than humidity percentages since humidity percentages can fluctuate with daytime heating.

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