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The phrase "it's humid" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe the weather or to indicate a feeling or atmosphere. Example: It's humid outside, I can feel the sweat on my skin as soon as I step out of the house.
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Jiracek and Ronaldo have a squabble that's interrupted by Webb (you know it's humid out there as Webb's head is as red as the Czech jerseys).
Cooper's hair, by the way, is sending a message, and that message is, "It's humid outside in Washington, DC".
It's humid.
Walking outside with completely straight hair and realizing it's humid.
Drink two bottles of energy drink, adding a hydration drink with electrolytes if it's humid.
"When it's humid, when I gasp for air, there's nothing there," Nicole said.
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Put in a hydrometer to check the humidity and to see if it is humid enough for the pacman.
It was humid but pleasant.
It was humid in there.
And, oh, will it be humid.
When it is humid, sweat does not easily evaporate, so the body sweats even more.
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