msnbc saying temperature will drop about 15 degrees during eclipse. SC site.

[riversedge]

whow. I did not know it would be that much.

[LeftInTX]

1. I'm curious as to how much it will cool in hot humid areas

[Roland99]

2. Fine by me!! Real Feel is 97F right now

[LeftInTX]

3. When the dewpoint is like 80 is it even possible to get sudden cooling of 15 degrees?

It barely cools 10 degrees all night

[Roland99]

5. 10-15 degree difference in shade vs sun

My totally subjective opinion

Still muggy but not gawd awful when the sun isn't beating down

[LeftInTX]

6. You were right! Despite high dewpoints in the 70s and only 60% eclipse

Our temp went from 93 to 88. After the eclipse was over, it started climbing back up again and we ended up with a high of 99 at 4:30.

[Clarity2]

4. That's perfect

It was going to be a bit hot here for me to sit outside. A 15 degree drop would make it tolerable. I had planned on videoing away from the sun the open sky, to see habitat changes - my property is sort of like a mock up rain forest slash wildlife habitat. Birds, turkeys, beavers, foxes, deer...I get them all on my property, some even jumping the fence into backyard -_-