Huh.   I've always assumed (and I think the way we've all filled this out)
that this asked for the range of temperature and relative humidity over a 24
hour period during those seasons.   The wording is a little funny, but I
think what is meant is variation (in) percentage for relative humidity, with
the implication of variation (in) degrees for temperature. You should be
fine with filling in either your upper and lower limits for each or a number
with a plus/minus percentage for relative humidity and degrees for
temperature.   At least that would satisfy me :-)

janice

Janice Klein
Director, Mitchell Museum of the American Indian
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Subject: Re: variation percentages?


Marc:

I'm actually trying to come up with an answer to question 3.11 of the AAM
Standard Facility Report. The question reads: "What is the maximum usual
variation percentage within a 24-hour period in your temporary exhibition
gallery? There is a blank for both temp & %RH for spring/summer &
fall/winter.

Thanks so much for offering to help. I hope you can explain this to me more
clearly than the form does!

Thanks again,
Amanda

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