High temperature doesn't must mean high humidity, but high humidity must have high temperature.
Cold air is less humid generally.
Why cold air less humid?
Because cold air cannot hold on more moisture compared to hot air.
The amount of water vapour inside the air is directly related to temperature, higher temperature, higher vapour can be hold by air.
But high temperature doesn't means must high humidity, it can be low or high in humidity due to present of water vapour.
In desert, high temperature but low humid
But in tropical rain forest, high temperature, high humid.
Why we see water droplet from the blower cooling coil? When a high humid hot air passed through the cooling coil, the temperature of air drop, causing water vapour inside being condensed out as water.
But if the hot air is less humid, the less condensate or water droplet produced.
The same why we see water on outside of our iced water glass.
Extract or inject humidity purposely in the air doesn't affect the temperature of air directly (apart of evaporating effect of water vapour that can cause temperature to drop down a bit).
Humidity only affect our body feel about the temperature due to sweating.
A. 35C with high humid here
B. 35C with low humid in desert
Our body will fear more hot in A, due to our sweat has difficult to evaporate in A, which make us feel hot.
While in B, sweat has much easier way of evaporate, which make our body cooler or feel cooler.
But in reality, both air is at the same temperature
So don't expect inject humidity into air, then temperature will rise or drop, the same with extracting humidity from air, expect temperature to drop.
Humidity affect our body feel about it, humidity doesn't affect the air temperature except due to effect of the humid or moisture/water vapour/water evaporating, then there is some cooling effect due to evaporation instead of humid itself.
So if air is cold, then it must less humid
But if air is hot, it doesn't must be high humid.
High humid doesn't make the air cool, but we feel cool in damp raining day (typically when we can get high humidity reading time) due to
1. It is after rain, which generally air is cooler, no sun, better breeze etc.
2. Our cloth absorb moisture from the air, due to high humid of air, hence the evaporating effect that induce cooling effect.
2. Evaporation effect of moisture around.
Still kinda blur on this. But good explanation.