Humidity Videos

Condensation

Sublimation

Evaporation

Precipitation

Kinetic energy

Potential energy

Latent heat

Specific heat

Sweat condenses on the skin, releasing heat.

Sweat absorbs heat from the body as it evaporates.

Sweat reflects sunlight away from the skin.

Sweat increases blood flow to the skin, dissipating heat.

High humidity in the air.

A small difference between air temperature and dew point.

Air that is already saturated with water vapor.

A large difference between air temperature and dew point.

The amount of dust in the air.

The amount of gas in the air.

The amount of water vapor in the air.

The amount of oxygen in the air.

The air has very little water vapor.

The air has lots of water vapor.

The air is completely dry.

The air contains a lot of dust.

The percentage of water vapor in the air compared to its maximum capacity.

The total amount of water vapor in the air.

The amount of water vapor that causes rain.

The dryness of the air.

It makes sweat dry quickly, cooling the body.

It makes the skin and throat feel dry.

It makes sweat not dry quickly, leading to a hotter and stickier feeling.

It causes the air to feel crisp and cool.