How do you say 'it's humid' in French?

Answer 1

Oh la la, feeling a bit sticky, are we? To say "it's humid" in French, you would say "il fait humide." So, next time you're sweating like a pig in Paris, now you know how to complain about the weather in French.

Answer 2

It is il est très* humide

*you add très for the English translation of very. So, it is very humid.

To describe the weather as humid, as in "it is humid today!" one uses the impersonal faire: 'Il fait + weather condition. In this case:

"Il fait un temps humide aujourd'hui."

Il est humide might refer to an object (linge, torchon, mur) which is "damp", but one can also say "c'est une région humide ou un climat humide . . ., i. e. humid or muggy region or climate.

Answer 3

humide, mouillé(e)