Some cave passages are very humid because they do not have good ventilation. These wet caves cannot release their moisture making them very humid.
They are pretty humid ranging from about 24 degrees to 64 degrees Fahrenheit
The weather near the Amazon rainforest is typically warm and humid. It has a tropical climate with high temperatures and plenty of rainfall throughout the year.
I have never visited Laurel Caverns, but a quick look at its advertising web-site shows it to have large passages, so by experience of caves generally, yes it is airy. The air in it may seem still, but is probably moving very gently. Most caves have their own, natural ventilation - as well as keeping the air in show-caves fresh, draughts are used by cavers as hints that further passages lie beyond the source of the draught. Sufferers from hay-fever may find relief during their time visiting a cave, depending on how the cave ventilates itself, the cooler, humid air may hold little pollen. I've known it work for me. I was interested to see the cave is closed from November to April inclusive to protect the bats hibernating in it. Once out of hibernation the animals depart, probably to other, slightly warmer, caves more suitable as roosts and nurseries. This is characteristic bat behaviour through the seasons. So visit Laurel Caverns and enjoy it!
Usually, but the humidity varies considerably according to the presence or absence of water (still or streams), air temperature and pressure, and natural ventilation. I have found very rapid relief from hay-fever when entering a cave thatswallows a stream, having walked very feverishly to it across meadows, and I ascribe this to a combination of high humidity and modest temperatureas well as lack of pollen in the cave's air.
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).
Very humid.
Europe is very humid.
some bats are some bats arnt
It is very humid outside today
That's a very vague question so not very meaningful. Do you mean the cave's length? That, with its conjoined Flint Ridge Cave, totals over 360miles of surveyed passages (I've seen differing distances quoted, from 360 to 390 depending on the source). Do you mean the sizes of its major chambers or formations? You'd have to read detailed descriptions & surveys in the speleological literature for that _ the show-cave publications might have some information. Do you mean the landforms of the National Park in which the cave lies? Study a topographical map.
it was very humid outside because yesterday it rained An example would be, It is very humid outside. The weather in the Carribean is very humid. When it's very hot and humid outside, be sure to drink several glasses of throughout the day. Tropical plants grow best when the air is warm and humid. Grandma hates sticky, humid weather, so she spent the summer sitting near the air conditioner. When it's very humid outside, my hair gets frizzy. The temperature was made even more unbearable by how humid it was. It was a hot and humid day at the beach.
A tropical rainforest is reputed to be hot and humid.
some can but most live in very humid enviornments
Mammoth Cave is a cave in Kentucky that is underground and is under a forest. Pioneers found Mammoth cave in the early 1700s. Some of the events that happen there is Wildflower Weekend and National Juniur Ranger day in April and The Cave Sing in December.I have not been there but I hope I do some day because Mammoth Cave (in my research) seems to be a very nice place to be! Mammoth Cave is located in Cave City, Kentucky. It got its name because it is so big, and the Mammoth was also very big. +++ Caves ARE underground - by definition! Actually the locals "found" it thousands of years ago, and used it as a dwelling etc. Big: though not especially deep at about 380 feet, the entire system has somewhere over 350 miles of surveyed passages, making it the world's longest. It and its location are now a National Park, I believe.
In Dubai it is very hot! So I could say it is humid there. :D
very humid
very very humid