Question

In which season is humidity generally more?
A) Winter
B) Summer
C) Rainy
D) None of the above

Answer 1

Hint: Humidity refers to the amount of water vapour in the air. The gaseous condition of water, water vapour, is often undetectable to the naked eye. Humidity predicts the possibility of precipitation, dew, or fog. Hair hygrometers, wet and dry bulb hygrometers, and polymer sensors are examples of instruments that measure relative humidity.

Complete answer:
The greatest amount of water vapour that can be present in the air is determined by the temperature of the air. More water vapour may be held in warmer air. That's why the hottest days are frequently in the middle of summer. However, as the temperature drops, the air can retain less vapour, and some of it condenses and condenses into liquid water. The air retains more water vapour when it is warmer outdoors, and it does not retain as much water vapour when it is cooler outside. This is why the summer months are so hot and humid, while the winter months are so cold and dry.

The capacity of air to hold moisture is determined by its temperature. The holding capacity increases as the temperature rises. As a result, throughout the summer, humidity levels are high.

Hence the correct option is ‘B’ i.e, Summer.

Note: In the summer, humidity levels are always higher. Humidity is often associated with hot weather and the summer months. In the end, summer humidity is higher because warm air stores more moisture. In fact, air at 68 degrees can store ten times the amount of water as air at 32 degrees.