Yes, they are dispersed at higher elevation but would I have any reason to believe that a region of consistently low humidity at ground level would have consistently higher humidity at high altitude?

That makes no sense to me. I have never one day seen such a sky in this more humid city, over the course of a full year. Meanwhile every time I visit California there they are. That tells me all I need to know.

Yes, they are dispersed at higher elevation but would I have any reason to believe that a region of consistently low humidity at ground level would have consistently higher humidity at high altitude?

That makes no sense to me. As stated I have never one day seen such a sky in this more humid city, over the course of a full year. Meanwhile every time I visit California there they are. That tells me all I need to know.

Yes, they are dispersed at higher elevation but would I have any reason to believe that a region a consistently low humidity at ground level would have consistently higher humidity at high altitude?

That makes no sense to me. As stated I have never one day seen such a sky in this more humid city, over the course of a full year. Meanwhile every time I visit California there they are. That tells me all I need to know.