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Old January 4th 06, 09:32 PM posted to alt.talk.weather
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Default temp/humidity diff. conversion inside/outside?

I'm wondering why there seems to be a discrepancy. It's 77.2 and 36%
inside, but it's 50 and 100% outside. I would think that it'd be 91% x 41
= 36% x 77.2, but it clearly doesn't, and it never does. WHY!
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