How do people adapt to high humidity climate? I live in a country where the humidity is around 5%, but when I went to a country that it’s humidity about 50%, I felt like suffocating. (Quora)

Well, Fahid it isn’t easy to make that adjustment. I was born and spent much of my life in the Midwest and upper south of the U.S. so I didn’t know the weather was as diverse as it is in the United States. Spent a few years in Western New York with much cooler summers and a lot of snow in winter (Linda Balough)

Linda Balough, same here my family in usa came over from europe 90 yo ago. Same! New York, Pittsburgh, and great lakes next to Canada we all lived in before moving to south. Drops down to 40 and minus in winter.

Born up there, you can not make leave your body. Could never adapt to humidity in south down here. More use to cold winter north and snow regions.

In north it drops down to 40 and below, down here get up to 80, 90, and over 100. Opposite climes regions.

Me and father and mother, all sorts medical problems in reverse climates.

Extremely dried out skin, body, ear wax, sinus drainage, ear and nose mucus pressure. Itchy scalp, itchiness of eyes, itchiness of neck.

Local islanders and country singer locals down HERE tolerate as if it where nothing. Could never do it, same with father and mother.

Get so humid down here hard to breath and smell.

Makes it hard to talk fast too when lungs can not get air in them fast enough.