The relative humidity (RH) of surface air (2 m height) tends to decrease from morning into early afternoon, especially when the sun is shining and the weather is quiet and stable. As evening approaches, RH usually rises again. Explain the physical basis for this behavior.
The relative humidity (RH) of surface air (2 m height) tends to decrease from morning into early afternoon, especially when the sun is shining and the weather is quiet and stable. As evening approaches, RH usually rises again. This is because relative humidity is driven by TEMPERATURE. The temperature gradually increases from morning into early afternoon and this increasing temperature results in a decreased relative humidity. When the air is heated/warmed, it will expand and will therefore hold a greater amount of moisture. As the temperature changes, the relative humidity will also change but they are inversely proportional to each other. As the temperature increases/goes up, the relative humidity decreases/goes down and vice versa.
The relative humidity (RH) of surface air (2 m height) tends to decrease from morning into...
a.) The relative humidity (RH) of surface air (2 m height) tends to decrease from morning into early afternoon, especially when the sun is shining and the weather is quiet and stable. As evening approaches, RH usually rises again. Explain the physical basis for this behavior. b.) Explain the following statement using the concept of latent heat: Global thermostatic effects prevent wide variations in Earth temperature, thus moderating climate. c.) please write the correct chemical and charged balanced reactions of...
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