How Minnesota’s Summer Humidity Impacts Your AC Efficiency
Here in Minnesota, summer conditions aren’t just about temperature. A 78-degree day can feel pleasant and dry, or sticky and miserable. The difference is humidity. When the air holds too much moisture, it feels warmer than it actually is, causing homeowners to rely more heavily on air conditioning. High humidity forces your air conditioner to work harder. This strains your equipment, leading to higher energy bills, increased wear and tear, and a less comfortable home. How Moisture in the Air Reduces AC Efficiency Your air conditioner has two main jobs: lowering the temperature (sensible heat) and removing
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