i know about dewpoint means that tells you if you had dewpoint abover 75+% it means very uncomforable very muggy comforable zone is important for us so yeah i learned that i very sensitive to humidity stuff in Australia im very sensitive to cold and heat humidity stuff and this shows tells you learning the humidity relative

Dew Point
Temp. °F Human Perception Relative Humidity
Air Temp 90°F
75°+ Extremely uncomfortable, oppressive 62%
70° - 74° Very Humid, quite uncomfortable 52% - 60%
65° - 69° Somewhat uncomfortable for most people
at upper limit 44% - 52%
60° - 64° OK for most, but everyone perceives the humidity
at upper limit 37% - 46%
55° - 59° Comfortable 31% - 41%
50° - 54° Very comfortable 31% - 37%
49°
or lower Feels like the western US
a bit dry to some 30%
Anything above 68F or 20C feels instantly oppressive to me, like walking into a wet washcloth. Above 58F or 15C is uncomfortable if I have to move around too much. Luckily 70 degree dewpoints aren't so common here in Turkey compared to the US. We get extreme heat, but with moderate humidity. It's still really bad, but not that "swimming in the air" feeling you get in the US midwest in the middle of July.