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Quote: Actually no, spoken as an American living in Canada only for the past 9 years, lived all over the E half of the US before that, including Durham NC for six years But, there really is a considerable difference in animals' degree of heat tolerance depending on humidity Pat, who would...

Folks, remember there is a BIG difference between 95 degrees in Tucson (usually dry heat) versus 95 degrees in the Carolinas (usually pretty humid). Chickens tolerate substantially higher temperatures in DRY air than they do in real humid air. (Also swamp-coolers are not as useful in humid...