HUMIDITY

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HUMIDITY

• By Toby

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Description

• Water Vapor in the atmosphere
• It is almost hot, sometimes, but moist.
• Humidity is the amount of water in the atmosphere

• It is related to dew.
• This is because condensation is formed by
  humidity.

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How this weather formed

• The water in the air controls it.
• If there is a lot of water in the air, it
  condenses on cold objects.
• If there isnt much water in the air, there isnt
  much condensation on the cold object.
• Frost is condensation that is frozen
• It is frozen on plants in the cold winter.

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STRUCTURE

• Condensation water forms into droplets.
• and attracts to cold objects
• Heat hot evaporated water in the air.
• Mist cold evaporated water in the air.

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Effects on Nature

• Animals Humidity makes it impossible for
  specific animals into different habitats.
• Toucans cannot go to California deserts, for
  instance.
• They are used to the Humidity of rainforests.

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Effects on nature

• Plants Get up early in the morning, before the
  sprinklers go on.
• Look at the plants in your backyard (not your
  front yard, you wouldnt want to be seen in your
  jammies)
• You should see dewdrops.
• This is natural moisture Humidity

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Effects on People

• It makes people sticky.
• It also makes people hot or cold
• (it depends on the water temperature)
• When the water in the atmosphere is hot, it makes
  people miserable.
• (it gives you a stuffy nose, too)

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Other

• The tree main states of it
• Water Vapor,
• Cloud Droplets,
• Rain drops.
• Fog is a type of Humidity.
• Hydrometers tell how much water is in the air.

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Fascinating Facts

• Warm air can hold more water than cold air.
• Air near the ground or ocean usually has more
  water than colder air up high.
• A dew point the temperature at which the air will
  be holding all the it can if cooled.
• Condensation is the opposite of evaporation.
• It makes you sticky when water vapor reaches its
  saturation point, perspiration, which usually
  evaporates, collects on the skin.