Calculate dew point and comfort level from temperature and humidity.
The dew point is the temperature at which air must be cooled (at constant pressure) for water vapour to condense into dew or frost. It is a reliable indicator of actual moisture content in the air — unlike relative humidity, which changes with temperature.
| Dew Point | Comfort Level | India Context |
|---|---|---|
| Below 10°C | Very dry, comfortable | Dry winter in North India |
| 10–16°C | Comfortable | Pleasant weather |
| 16–21°C | Slightly humid | Pre-monsoon |
| 21–24°C | Humid, uncomfortable | Monsoon, coastal cities |
| 24–26°C | Oppressive | Peak monsoon Mumbai/Chennai |
| Above 26°C | Severely humid | Kerala coast, NE India monsoon |