Patrick, no rain in central Indiana, but it was a delightful 78 degrees,
with 69% humidity on my morning commute. It was a seersucker (not that it
helped much) morning. Bob
On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 11:20 AM, PATRICK MOORE bertin...@gmail.com wrote:
Interesting: I did not know that wood fiber
I pity y'all in the less desirable, more humid states ...
Patrick Moore, sweating at 37% in monsoonal ABQ, NM
On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 9:42 AM, Robert Barr rcba...@gmail.com wrote:
Patrick, no rain in central Indiana, but it was a delightful 78 degrees,
with 69% humidity on my morning commute.
Interesting: I did not know that wood fiber fabric was so good. My
rayons have been picked up by chance from the GW shirt rack (along
with silks and very nice cottons) -- haven't been to GW in quite a
while; must cruise the aisles to see if there are any rayons
available.
During my morning
Our humidity just broke, has dropped to 58%...
Not daily, but, not uncommon to have 100% humidity days here...
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Purely by accident I happened to wear a rayon ss shirt for about 23
miles of riding over two days, this after wearing it fresh on Sunday,
wearing it again on Wednesday, sleeping in it Wed evening (yes, I
know) and wearing it just now to ride home, all this in very humid,
for us, 35% humidity --
There's a reason why rayon became the fabric-of-choice for Hawaiian shirts... :)
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I often wear Aloha shirts (as we call them here) while riding. I also live
in Hawaii which makes it somewhat less conspicuous. They are bright, loose
fitting, dry quickly after a rain shower and pretty much perfect for any
occasion in the islands (weddings, funerals, parties, you name it). Indeed,
Patrick,
My experience is that hot weather clothing is even more personal than cold
weather gear. I have ridden in rayon Aloha shirts, but in Indiana, when it
gets really hot and humid I have to have my puckerwear shirts (Patagonia's
seersucker). It is important to note that your high humidity
