I live in a humid environment, and my cigars do the same. Has nothing to do with being in Arizona, your humidor is the climate they live in.
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Living in Arizona as well, I've dealt with humidity issues for many years. It took me quite a bit of guess and check to find out what works for me here in the desert. The advice in this thread is spot on, most B&M's (especially here in AZ) keep their humidor far too wet for proper storage/smoking.

Your numbers look good (a little high for my taste) so I wouldn't give it a second thought. Where in AZ are you?
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Had anyone mentioned that he could check his hygro"s with the salt test? It's very unlikley but they could be off. As others have said if they smoke n taste fine you r probably AOK. Cigars are for more resilient than they are given credit for IMHO.
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near paradise valley mall - thunderbird 44th st. area
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