Originally posted by interested_observer Humidity is not a problem for some reason here in the middle of the great Sonoran Desert.
Yeah, I don't worry much about condensation either at 3500ft in the Sierra Nevadas (California), nor at 5500ft here in Bisbee (Arizona), nor at 7000ft at San Cristobal (Chiapas Mexico) nor Chichicastenango (Guatemala) nor Santa Fe (New Mexico), nor at 10000ft in the upper suburbs of Zacatecas (Mexico) nor Cedar Breaks (Utah). Elevation cures moisture. Swampy lowlands suck. That includes upstate New York. I like high and dry places, thanks.