It doesn't feel that bad to me, I guess, because it's pretty dry -- not humid and not so dry it makes your sinuses crack.

I am glad I a) got all my spring chores done already and b) don't have to work outside in construction or another labor-intensive job.

I've been amazed at how much heavy construction work my husband has been able to do on his tool house in mid afternoon. It's under a big oak tree, there's been a good breeze, and the humidity is relatively (for Alabama) low. The good news for people is the humidity is low. The bad news for plants is that the humidity is low. They're losing moisture about as fast through the leaves as they can absorb it through the roots.