Table 4. Design Outdoor Conditions

 

 

 

 

 

JANUARY

 

 

 

JULY

 

 

 

 

 

 

Relative Humidity

 

Relative Humidity

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(% RH)

 

 

 

(% RH)

 

 

 

 

 

Dry

7:30

 

1:30

 

7:30

Dry

7:30

1:30

7:30

 

State

City

°C

Bulb

 

 

Bulb

°C

A.M.

 

P.M.

 

P.M.

A.M.

P.M.

P.M.

 

 

 

°F

 

 

°F

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alabama

Birmingham

-12

10

81

 

61

 

66

95

84

56

68

35

 

Mobile

-12

10

--

 

--

 

--

95

90

64

78

35

Arizona

Flagstaff

-23

-10

83

 

58

 

--

90

77

36

--

32

 

Phoenix

-4

25

75

 

47

 

39

105

53

31

23

41

 

Yuma

-1

30

56

 

37

 

27

110

51

31

23

44

Arkansas

Little Rock

-15

5

80

 

67

 

68

95

85

55

59

35

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

California

Eureka

-1

30

87

 

--

 

77

90

92

--

80

32

 

Fresno

-4

25

93

 

80

 

66

105

61

36

20

41

 

Los Angeles

2

35

63

 

46

 

51

90

85

50

54

32

 

Sacramento

-1

30

90

 

82

 

70

100

76

46

28

38

 

San Diego

2

35

76

 

58

 

60

85

86

68

65

29

 

San Francisco

2

35

84

 

68

 

70

85

92

75

78

29

Colorado

Denver

-23

-10

54

 

37

 

41

95

55

27

30

35

 

Grand Junction

-26

-15

77

 

64

 

64

95

48

27

22

35

 

Pueblo

-29

-20

67

 

44

 

48

95

73

34

35

35

Connecticut

New Haven

-18

0

75

 

65

 

69

95

77

64

74

35

Delaware

Wilmington

-18

0

77

 

62

 

70

95

80

52

69

35

District of

Washington

-18

0

73

 

56

 

64

95

78

52

64

35

Columbia

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Florida

Jacksonville

-4

25

89

 

56

 

75

95

85

57

76

35

 

Miami

2

35

87

 

59

 

75

91

83

64

76

33

Georgia

Atlanta

-12

10

80

 

64

 

69

95

83

57

68

35

 

Augusta

-12

10

84

 

59

 

69

98

83

55

69

37

 

Savannah

-7

20

83

 

58

 

72

95

85

61

80

35

Idaho

Boise

-23

-10

82

 

75

 

74

95

54

34

23

35

 

Lewiston

-20

-5

79

 

73

 

71

95

64

37

25

35

Illinois

Cairo

-18

0

81

 

69

 

--

98

83

57

--

37

 

Chicago

-23

-10

81

 

70

 

75

95

78

51

55

35

 

Peoria

-23

-10

83

 

72

 

77

96

81

53

58

35

Indiana

Fort Wayne

-23

-10

84

 

75

 

81

95

84

53

58

35

 

Indianapolis

-23

-10

83

 

72

 

78

95

84

54

60

35

 

Terre Haute

-18

0

82

 

70

 

76

95

77

50

56

35

Iowa

Davenport

-26

-15

--

 

--

 

--

95

--

--

--

35

 

Sioux City

-29

-20

78

 

67

 

72

95

86

55

54

35

Kansas

Dodge City

-23

-10

78

 

57

 

61

95

77

45

52

35

 

Topeka

-23

-10

78

 

64

 

67

100

85

54

54

38

Kentucky

Louisville

-18

0

78

 

68

 

69

95

77

52

57

35

Louisiana

New Orleans

-7

20

85

 

67

 

73

95

84

64

72

35

 

Shreveport

-7

20

83

 

67

 

66

100

86

56

62

38

Maine

Portland

-21

-5

81

 

65

 

74

90

78

58

76

32

Maryland

Baltimore

-18

0

72

 

68

 

56

95

71

52

65

35

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Massachusetts

Boston

-18

0

72

 

59

 

67

92

72

55

70

33

Michigan

Detroit

-23

-10

82

 

71

 

77

95

74

50

56

35

 

Grand Rapids

-23

-10

85

 

78

 

80

95

76

51

54

35

Minnesota

Duluth

-32

-25

78

 

74

 

74

93

87

61

66

33

 

Minneapolis

-29

-20

82

 

72

 

75

95

82

54

54

35

Mississippi

Vicksburg

-12

10

82

 

65

 

67

95

87

61

70

35

 

Kansas City

-23

-10

78

 

64

 

66

100

76

48

47

38

Missouri

St. Louis

-18

0

77

 

65

 

68

95

73

50

55

35

Montana

Billings

-32

-25

67

 

73

 

60

90

65

40

33

32

 

Butte

-29

-20

76

 

70

 

71

95

82

36

33

35

Nebraska

North Platte

-29

-20

80

 

62

 

66

85

84

50

46

29

 

Omaha

-23

-10

82

 

68

 

73

95

80

51

51

35

Nevada

Reno

-21

-5

82

 

67

 

54

95

72

25

20

35

New Hampshire

Concord

-26

-15

78

 

60

 

69

90

80

49

69

32

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