Standard vinyl storage rules apply.

As long as you keep it between 45-55% relative humidity, your Julia Jacklin record will be fine. The same rules that protect any vinyl—keeping it out of direct sunlight, stored vertically in a cool place—apply here.

You don’t need special conditions for one album. Warping is much more about heat (anything above 90°F is risky) and poor storage (laying records flat, stacking them) than a few percentage points of humidity. If your home is comfortable for you, it’s fine for the record.

Don’t buy a humidifier just for this. If you’re storing a whole collection in a basement or attic, measure humidity. For a single record in your living room, relax.