I would imagine yes but that’s because humid air is less dense. The more dense the air the faster waves can travel, so dry may equal farther distance sound can be heard.

but like, just do the math.... How is it wrong?

Could it also just be a % change as well? Like in the summer if it’s 90F during the day but 65F at night, vs 40 during the day and 30 at night, both are around a 25% temp drop.

This alone seems like it could mostly explain away OPs findings

His coat has buttons

What would a skeleton king need with buttons