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@replytomaikel hrm, okay that's good to know. the main reason I was interested in Galicia is that supposedly it's one of the few areas in the world with a climate similar to the Pacific Northwest in North America: a temperate rainforest during autumn winter and spring, but with dry summers. sounds like maybe it's a bit more variable there, here we have maybe a week or two of humid heat each year but I think it's mostly the summer sun cooking off the last of the spring damp, then it's gone.
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@replytomaikel but, I seem to tolerate cooler humidity a lot better than warm humidity... and also I think the fact that most indoor heat in North America is forced air probably also helps. and people here typically do have a dehumidifier in the basement if they have a basement which they run during the winter, because if you don't, you WILL get mold. but that of course means the living areas also stay drier than they would otherwise during the rainy season.