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Analyzing temperature, relative humidity, wind speed, solar radiation, and rain risk.
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Based on Mixed Load
24-Hour Max Drying Score
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24-Hour Drying Timeline
Higher drying score (%) means faster evaporative moisture loss.
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Relative Humidity (%)
What does Humidity mean for drying?
Humidity measures how saturated the air is. Ideal line drying requires humidity under 60%. Above 75%, moisture cannot easily evaporate from fabric.
Hourly Breakdown
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Humidity & Wind Physics
Relative humidity below 60% allows moisture to escape cloth fibers. A steady breeze (>10 km/h) strips away the damp micro-climate surrounding hung clothes, cutting dry time by half.
Evening Dew Point
Relative humidity surges rapidly near dusk. Always bring laundry inside 1 to 2 hours before sunset to prevent evening dew from re-dampening your clothes.