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I don't recall many days that are 90 degrees and 30% humidity..... it's usually a lot more humid here at that temp. then the humidty drops off as it gets hotter. Anyway, cracking the sunroof if you're forced to park in the sun for several hours seems to keep things a little cooler and leaving it open a little to shove all the hot air out as the AC starts to cool helps along with the windows being open a little. Also make sure your aux. electric fan is working properly, that seems to help a lot in stop and go traffic. Mine cools off pretty fast if you get moving but it seems to take a while for it to get comfortable (dry the air out).
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