Why is a hot summer day in a coastal town more humid than a cold
winter day?
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Because warm air can hold more moisture than cool air, it feels more humid and the dewpoint temperatures are frequently higher along the eastern seaboard than they are along the west coast in the summer months.
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Air can't hold humidity or moisture more than the saturated value and saturated value is directly dependent on the air temperature. In summer, the quantity of moisture at saturated value (100% humidity) is much higher than the quantity of moisture at saturated value (100% humidity) present during winter.
It is important to note that for the same percentage of humidity in summer and winter, we feel it is more humid in summer as the air contains more moisture to condense on our body, giving the feeling of discomfort................
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