Yes, but first things first… Don’t worry about humidity levels unless you work in a room where you are physically uncomfortable. The recommended humidity levels you find on adhesives refer to ‘Relative Humidity’ and not ‘Actual Humidity’. Relative Humidity is complicated and generally unnecessary to gauge. 

Humidity CAN impact the performance of your adhesive, however in any climate controlled indoor area it simply shouldn’t be a factor when it comes to the performance of a cyanoacrylate based adhesive.

Temperature is also an important factor when it comes to the performance of your adhesive, but as long as you’re operating within the recommended range for your adhesive you shouldn’t see any impact on it’s performance.