how do humdity affect climate
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Humidity refers to the presence of water vapor in the air, and affects how warm the air feels to us. In general, warm temperatures feel even warmer as the humidity increases because, as it increases, the speed at which water evaporates at any given temperature decreases.
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Climate refers to the long-term weather phenomena associated with a region. It includes the average temperature, the type and frequency of precipitation and the expected range of variability in the weather. Humidity is both a component of climate and a moderating effect in climate. For example, the tropical rainforest has a climate dictated by its relatively constant exposure to sunlight throughout the year, but the high precipitation caused by high average temperatures is just as much a part of the tropical climate. So separating humidity from climate is not simple, but it's still possible to identify some of the climatological effects of humidity levels.
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