Heat rises.
Because the Temperature of the water is warmer than the surrounding air and is evaporating. As the warm air rises it condenses as it passes the dew point.
Because water conducts heat better than air. And even if the water is cool to touch, it's still warmer than the frozen food.
Water is denser than air.
The sun heats the water surface. Warm water has a lighter density than cold water so the warmer water floats on the surface of the colder water.
Shallow water tends to be warmer than off-shore water. Warm water is less dense than colder water so the object would (if its displacement is constant) be less buoyant.
It depends on the time during the winter the sea is generally warmer than the lake because it has more mass to cool, But during the summer the lake is warmer than the sea because it has less water to heat.
Temperature affects how much solute a solvent can dissolve. Most minerals are more soluble in warmer water than colder water. Therefore, because Lake Victoria is located in a warmer climate than Lake Erie, it is able to dissolve more minerals.
Warmer than what?
Yes. Anywhere, liquid water is warmer than frozen water.
Hot water is warmer than tepid water.
Hot water is warmer than tepid water.
It all depends on where the lake is located at. Lakes in colder climates will have a colder normal temperature than that of lakes in warmer climates.
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Catfishtypicallyare capable of thriving in much warmer water than trout.
None is necessarily warmer than the others. No substance is inherently warmer or colder than another.
Water can contain heat or the lack of it better than the air and ground around it. During winter the water will be heated up by the sun, even though it is cold out, and during the summer the water will retain the cold that it has been exposed to overnight.
Because the Temperature of the water is warmer than the surrounding air and is evaporating. As the warm air rises it condenses as it passes the dew point.