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I find my breathing is better with high humidity an modestly warm temperatures. Low humidity and high temperatures dries me out and causes flareups. However, air pollution greatly effects me, as does mold and even fog with it's water particles.

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@sborroum thank you! that’s exactly my response including mold and air quality.