Live relative humidity for your location or any city worldwide — dew point and comfort level, a 24-hour trend chart, a 24-hour forecast, and a live moisture map, alongside temperature and wind speed.
This page shows live relative humidity for your location or any city worldwide, along with dew point, a comfort-level read, temperature, and wind speed — plus a 24-hour history chart, a 24-hour forecast, and a live regional map showing moisture and precipitation moving toward you.
Relative humidity is expressed as a percentage of the maximum moisture the air could hold at the current temperature, which is why the same amount of actual moisture can read as very different percentages depending on the time of day. Dew point measures the actual moisture content directly and is generally the more reliable indicator of how humid it will genuinely feel.
The chart plots the last 24 hours of relative humidity, which typically rises overnight and falls through the afternoon as temperature climbs. The forecast strip extends the same model forward to +24 hours, useful for judging whether muggy conditions are expected to persist or clear.
Most people are comfortable in indoor relative humidity between 30% and 50%. Above 60%, moisture can encourage mould growth and make warm air feel oppressive; below 30%, air becomes noticeably dry, which can irritate skin, eyes and airways and make static electricity more common.
Check current humidity in cities such as London, New York, Tokyo, Paris, Dubai, and Singapore, or search any location above.
For deeper explainer content on dew point, VPD and every type of hygrometer, visit the live hygrometer. For the full multi-day outlook, see the forecast page, or explore temperature, pressure and rainfall using the other tools on this site.