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moisture

[mois-cher] / ˈmɔɪs tʃər /


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This allowed them to reconstruct patterns of wildfire activity, vegetation changes, and soil moisture over time.

From Science Daily

She also recommends devil's ivy for a bathroom which will see lots of moisture, and a false caster oil plant for a shady room or hallway.

From BBC

When it rains, moisture seeps into fissures in the road and weakens the asphalt, which can break apart and buckle under the weight of passing cars and trucks.

From Los Angeles Times

Warmer oceans contribute to rising sea levels through thermal expansion, intensify and prolong heatwaves, and strengthen extreme weather by adding heat and moisture to the atmosphere.

From Science Daily

This includes rivers and lakes, snow and ice, moisture in the soil, and groundwater below the surface.

From Science Daily