A dual flexible microwave sensor is presented for humidity and temperature sensing. The sensor consists of two microstrip interdigitated resonators printed on a flexible Kapton substrate. One resonator is coated with polyethyleneimine silane 1:0.5 and the other is left uncoated. The coated resonator at 3.26 GHz showed a good sensitivity of -0.45 MHz/%RH and -0.01 dB/%RH in a range of 35 – 85 % RH, with low hysteresis (<5%), and -0.192 MHz/°C and 0.01 dB/°C in a range of 30 – 45 °C. The uncoated resonator showed a linear response and high hysteresis (> 30%) with a low sensitivity of -0.045 MHz/%RH and 0 dB/%RH under humidity, and a temperature sensitivity of 0.07 MHz/°C and 0.01 dB/°C. RH sensitivity is independent of temperature for both the coated and uncoated resonators. The uncoated resonator showed a distinct RH-independent temperature sensitivity in magnitude which makes it easier to decorrelate variations of both parameters.