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Well at least the Sierra's are close!
No. That's Chicago. I don't think Reno has ever seen a 75 degree dewpoint in its history. It shows Reno because that's my other saved city. 96 degrees in Reno would actually be somewhat comfortable and you'd be able to turn off the air and open the windows when the sun went down and the temp dropped into the 60s.
 
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No. That's Chicago. I don't think Reno has ever seen a 75 degree dewpoint in its history. It shows Reno because that's my other saved city. 96 degrees in Reno would actually be somewhat comfortable and you'd be able to turn off the air and open the windows when the sun went down and the temp dropped into the 60s.
That makes more sense. Humidity that high in the high desert seemed odd...but these days nothing is surprising.
 
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