humiture
noun
hu·mi·ture
ˈhyüməˌchu̇(ə)r
plural -s
: a combined measurement of temperature and humidity computed in integers by adding the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit to the relative humidity and dividing by two and choosing the next integer if a fraction of ¹/₂ is left over
when the temperature is 75° F and the relative humidity is 60 percent the humiture is 68
Word History
Etymology
blend of humidity and temperature
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