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Download Dew Point Chart PDF (Free Printable)
Get a clean, print-friendly dew point chart in PDF format. Both the Fahrenheit and Celsius scales are included — perfect for posting in a classroom, gym, garage, or workplace.
2 pages · Letter size · No email required
What Is in the PDF
- Page 1: dew point comfort chart in Fahrenheit (°F) — seven levels from dry to oppressive, each with a description
- Page 2: the same chart in Celsius (°C), for international use
- Clean, print-friendly design: no ads, no navigation, just the chart
- Letter size (8.5 × 11 in): prints on any home or office printer
How to Use This Chart
In classrooms
Print it and hang it on the wall. Students can check the current dew point in a weather app and use the chart to determine the comfort level — a hands-on way to teach humidity, weather, and the water cycle.
In gyms and running clubs
Post it near the entrance. Members can check the dew point before a workout and know whether today is a full-effort day or a take-it-easy day. Coaches use it to decide whether to move practice indoors.
In workplaces
For outdoor crews — construction, landscaping, farm work — this chart is a quick safety reference. When the dew point crosses 70°F, it is time for extra water breaks and shade rotation.
At home
Stick it on the fridge. Before heading out for a walk, a run, or yard work, check the dew point and you will know in five seconds whether to expect a pleasant outing or a sticky slog.
Prefer to Use It Online?
The full interactive chart is always available on the dew point chart homepage →
Want the comfort scale broken down by activity? See the dew point comfort chart →
Just need something to print right now? Open the printable dew point chart →
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the dew point chart PDF free to download?
Yes. The dew point chart PDF is completely free, with no email sign-up and no watermark. You are welcome to print it, share it, and post it in a classroom, gym, or workplace.
What is in the dew point chart PDF?
Two pages: the seven-level dew point comfort chart in Fahrenheit, then the same chart in Celsius. Each row lists the dew point range, the comfort level, and what that range actually feels like.