Clothes take longer to dry on an outside line when it is humid but not too much linger. The clothes take longer to dry because when it is humid, there is moisture in the air.
The southeastern US has a humid subtropical climate, characterized by hot and humid summers with frequent thunderstorms and relatively mild winters. This region experiences a significant amount of precipitation throughout the year.
No such thing really. The most comfortable time is typically after sunrise when it's the coolest. The least humid depends what you mean by humid - if you mean relative humidity, then the least humid time is technically the hottest time (but it won't feel very comfortable). But the absolute amount of moisture in the air does not experience diurnal fluctuations. It only changes as the air that is moving in changes.
Items with thicker materials like towels or jeans can take longer to dry after getting wet compared to thinner materials like t-shirts or socks. Additionally, items left in a humid environment or lacking exposure to airflow will also dry more slowly.
The tropics typically experience warm and humid weather year-round due to their location near the equator. They also receive a lot of rainfall, with wet and dry seasons being common in tropical regions. On average, temperatures in the tropics range from 77-88°F (25-31°C).
Fossils of tropical plants and animals found in high-latitude regions like the Arctic provide evidence of a warm humid climate during the beginning of the Cenozoic Era. The presence of coal deposits, which form in wet environments with abundant plant growth, also suggests a warm and humid climate during this time period. Additionally, sedimentary rocks containing evidence of high precipitation and weathering rates indicate a warm and humid climate in the past.
Water removed by evoporation,rate of evoporation depends on surface area.Folded clothes have lesser surface are therefor take much time than unfolded.
Yes, it does when it's humid outside your hair will take the moister or water from the air. Which causes frizz and longer time to dry.
Your clothes take ALOT longer to dry and could potentially cause a fire if left unclean for long period of time.
Things remain damp and wet, and take longer time to dry when the atmosphere around them is damp and wet. Humidity is the amount of moisture or water vapour present in air at any moment in time. On a humid day, the air is full of water vapour. As the air gets warmer, its capacity to hold the water vapour increases. As a result, conditions become more and more humid. Hence, wet clothes take longer time to dry on a humid day.
Wet clothes dry up slowly in humid air because the air is already saturated with moisture, so it has limited capacity to absorb more water vapor from the clothes. This leads to a decreased rate of evaporation, which is necessary for the drying process to occur.
Humidity affects the drying time of paint. Paint will take much longer to dry in humid conditions. In very humid conditions the paint will not set correctly and the finish will not look as good as it should.
Wool fibers have a complex structure that can hold onto moisture, leading to slower evaporation compared to synthetic materials that repel water. Additionally, wool has a higher water absorption capacity, which further contributes to the longer drying time.
Well,you punch her and then you take her somewhere quietly and take her clothes off and oh you'll have the best time off your life...sexy sex time!>:)
Beans will take longer time to get digested because they contain lots of protein
The two most humid times of the day are mid-afternoon to evening. This is also the time of highest risk for thunderstorms to develop in humid climates.
The time it takes for evaporation to occur in a substance or environment depends on factors like temperature, humidity, and surface area. In general, evaporation can happen quickly in a warm and dry environment, but may take longer in a cooler or more humid setting.
Both have season that's longer and shorter on time