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humidity

[hyoo-mid-i-tee, yoo-] / hyuˈmɪd ɪ ti, yu- /


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For Scotland, Naismith admitted getting it right for "travel and humidity" was paramount.

From BBC

The Asian country is consistently hot and humid, with Bangkok typically reaching 72% humidity in April.

From BBC

Plus humidity is a big factor as moist cloudy air slows both heating and cooling because water vapour absorbs the heat.

From BBC

Dust, high temperatures and low humidity throughout the dry season are thought to damage the back of the throat and give the bacteria a route into the body.

From BBC

Served over ice in a short glass and topped with fruit-salad flotsam, the elixir is lightly caffeinated, mildly fruity and as refreshing as stepping out of the Hanoi humidity into full-blast air conditioning.

From The Wall Street Journal