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Because the air pressure is lower, there are less molecules of gas. Nature doesn't like an empty space, and tries to fill it up with matter. The nearest mobile available matter is water molecules. Hence these are removed from the damp surface to fill the lowering pressure in an attempt to try and fill the space.

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Evaporation increases by the decrease in atmospheric pressure. For example, wet objects dry rapidly on the mountain top where atmospheric pressure is less than sea level

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