Being a resident of New England, I’m blessed here with ultra humid drying/curing weather in the summer months. I have to run a large dehumidifier to keep things in the proper range.Then, as soon as it gets cold outside and the heat gets turned on , our house gets super dry. I checked a couple of potential hanging/ drying locations with my little thermometer /hygrometer and this week with the clear skies and cold nights my humidity is lucky to get up to about 40%. That’s WITH a humidifier running. It’s about as good as I can hope for with the outside weather . I usually dry my harvest inside the grow tent where I can control the climate a little better. But this time I have other plants that are not quite done yet so I can’t dry in the tent. Towards the end of the week into next week the forecast says there is some unsettled weather heading our way. Rainy, cloudy which is what I need to get the humidity level more where it Should be. I like to dry at about 50 -55% So I’m going to wait till later in the week when it gets rainy/overcast. If the weather stays with the forecast I should be able to get to my target humidity. But if I can only get to around 40% give or take should I set up in the basement where it’s cooler ? (Like low 60s) or keep the temps up in the upstairs part of the house? Will cooler temperatures help to slow down the drying process, even with a not ideal lower humidity? Also, I have a cool mist humidifier and a warm mist one. Which one is likely to give me a better result? I’m a bit nervous. Don’t want to wreck my harvest. I have some great looking plants don’t want them to dry out in 3 days and taste like hay