02NavyBlue
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Technically you were actually sweating a lot, but it evaporates very quickly in low humidity. The change of state from a liquid to a gas requires energy, in the form of heat. So sweat evaporating off your skin is what's actually removing heat from your body. High relative humidity slows that process, our cooling process I would say. Sweat just sitting on your skin not evaporating does no good.
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