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The higher the humidity, the more fluid loss a person has from sweating. The more you sweat, the less hydrated you become. Excessive fluid loss from sweating without adequate oral replacement can then lead to heat exhaustion and later, heat stroke. It is necessary when out in humid conditions to make sure you are taking in more fluids than you are losing through sweating.

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Q: How does humidity effect hydration?
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