### condition | wetness:

Humidity
* Most humidity affects air density
  - quality
  - functions
  - indoor air quality
  - causes condensation
* Most humidity depends on air temperature
  - current air temperature
* Most humidity has effects
  - opposite effects
  - influences evaporation
* Some humidity causes decay
  - dehydration
  - dryness
  - medical problems
  - rapid decay
* Some humidity creates atmospheres
  - explosive atmospheres
  - depends on light
* Some humidity encourages growth
  - mold growth
  - helps the eggs to hatch better
  - influences rainfall
* Some humidity kills flea larvae
* Some humidity leads to growth
* Some humidity reduces growth
  - population growth
* Some humidity results in electricity
  - precipitation snow
  - static electricity
* actually has many applications.
* affects a fire by changing how dry the fuel is.
  - comfort in the home
  - galvanic corrosion
  - how comfortable the air temperature feels
* affects the amount
  - drying time of all paints, but especially latexes
* affects the rate at which fuel dries
  - the body loses heat by evaporation
  - of evaporation
  - weather a great deal and is important for weather forecasting
* also acts to cut down on static electricity
  - affects the release of formaldehyde from the product
  - loosens secretions present in the trachea
* also plays a factor in heat stroke and heat exhaustion
  - role in plant resin production
  - significant part in heat stress
* breeds spoilage in dry onions.
* can affect the amount of flour or water called for in a recipe.
* can also be a problem, because it promotes the growth of mold and mildew
  - destroy paper
* can be high any season
  - at times
* can cause a tablet to become moist and powdery
  - hardwood floors to bulge up away from the subfloor
  - materials to become mouldy
  - the picture to stick to the glass if it touches it
  - lead to mold and mildew
  - significantly increase the effect of pollution on visibility
  - sometimes be high but is often tempered by the cool sea breezes
  - paper jams in copiers
* changes in the weather can make it stick or stutter
  - the resonance of drums of rawhide
* comes closest in the weather realm to lust.
* decreases the convective stability of the air
  - with altitude
* description of the amount of water vapor in air.
* diminishes as one moves from north to south
  - the speed of sweat evaporation, which horse's primary cooling mechanism
* directly affects the ability of the body to regulate internal heat through perspiration.
* dissipates static because the microscopic water droplets act as ionizing agents.
* encourages mold growth.
* factor affecting the activity of adult mosquitoes.
* has a deteriorating affect on some furniture
  - lifelong effect on paper, causing it to expand and contract
  - no effect on the aging
  - significant effects
* increases at night, which can cause the fire to go out in spots
  - because of the sweat and the exhaled air
  - while temperature decreases with altitude
* indicates the likelihood of precipitation , dew , or fog.
  - transpiration and the ability of a plant to cool itself
* interacts most strongly with salinity effects.
* interferes with an animal's ability to rid themselves of excess body heat.
* is also a form of latent heat
  - crucial in incubation
* is always a factor in the lifespan of a reed
  - quite high, however, thus intensifying the heat of the day
* is an expression of the quantity of water vapor mixed with the other atmospheric gases
  - important aspect of chameleon husbandry
* is another factor controlled by the thermostat in the conditioned space
  - form of moisture
  - issue that affects comfort in the home
  - measurable weather phenomenon
  - caused by evaporation of water
  - conserved, the air is healthy and the heat well distributed
  - controlled by mixing water with the incubation medium
  - critical at hatching time
  - essential for growing ferns
  - generally low, even during summer months
* is high all year around
  - at all times
  - during the summer months but falls considerably during the fall and winter season
* is high in Panama City and the lowlands during the rainy season
  - summer, much more so than Durban
* is high in the summer months making life without air conditions difficult
  - tropics, and there's plenty of rainfall in the north
  - western regions of the main islands, with heavy rainstorms
* is high throughout the year and rain can occur along the coast at any time
  - year round and rainfall is evenly distributed, with no identifiable wet season
  - high, and there is an excessive amount of cloudiness
* is how much moisture is in the air
  - water vapor there is in the air
* is important for most reptiles and is important for leopard geckos as well
  - our comfort and our health
  - located in air
  - low throughout the year
* is low, even during summer months
  - reducing the disagreeable effects of heat and cold
* is maintained by increasing the exposed water surface area
  - misting, moist substrate and the water dish
  - moist substrate, a water dish and misting
  - spraying de-ionized water on the vermiculite several times a week
  - throughout incubation by putting water in the bottom of the incubator
  - measure with a hygrometer
* is measured by means of a hygrometer
  - using an instrument called a hygrometer
  - with an instrument called a hygrometer
  - moisture in the air
  - much lower than at the tropics
  - non-condensing and is measured at the surface of the drive
  - often high in coastal regions
  - one of the most limiting factors in fern culture
  - quite high due to evaporation from dense jungle foliage
  - regulated by small doses of water ladled repeatedly onto the kiuas stones
  - required for the plant to bloom
* is simply the amount of water vapor in the air
  - water vapour in the air
  - slightly more difficult to control than temperature
* is the amount of moisture in the air at a certain temperature
  - or water vapor present in the air
* is the amount of water in the air
  - that the air contains
  - there is floating in the air as a gas - water vapor
* is the amount of water vapor in the air and can be described in different ways
  - in the air at a given time
  - in the atmosphere caused by condensation and evaporation
  - experience of looking for air and finding water
  - inherent nature or property of water
  - measure of the amount of moisture in the air
  - most effective barrier against proper cooling
  - next most common cause of paper jams
* is the water in the air
  - vaper
  - very high round the year, except for brief periods
* is very important to orchid plants
  - the worms
  - low during the summer months, and moderately low during the winter
  - water vapor mixed with the air within the house
  - wet air
* keeps the turtle s shell healthy and free of cracks.
* little trickier, but it is safe to say that most homes have low humidity indoors.
* magnifies the health risk of high temperatures.
* makes dust mites and mold grow
  - it more difficult for items to develop electrical charges
* meanss vapor
* measure of how much water is in the atmosphere
  - vapor is held in the air
  - moisture content of air
* measure of the amount of invisible water vapor in the air
  - moisture in the atmosphere
* measure of the amount of water in the air
  - vapor - an invisible gas
  - vapor contained in the air
  - vapor in the atmosphere
  - degree of water vapor saturation in the air
* occurs when water is contained in the air in the form of an invisible vapour.
* plays a large role for development of carpet beetles
  - major role in why pianos go out of tune
  - an important role in our daily weather
* problem in many areas.
* promotes molds and mildew, dust mites, bacteria and other biological contaminants
  - fungus, bacteria, and other biological contaminants
* reduces how much light passes through the atmosphere
  - the body's ability to perspire and cool down
* refers to evaporated water substance in the air, i.e. water vapor.
* refers to the amount of moisture in the air, and it affects comfort in the home
  - water vapour the air contains
  - moisture content of the air
* starts arriving from the gulf of California.
* staying low at high elevations sign of strong subsidence.
* stays low throughout the year, making even the warmest summer day relatively comfortable.
* tends to rise between breaks in the rain.
* varies along with the altitude and temperature.
* varies with elevation
  - storage and milling conditions
* very important factor in preserving wine.
+ Costa Rica, Geography, Climate: Spanish-speaking countries
  * The location receiving the most rain is the Caribbean. Annual rainfall is over. Humidity is also higher here. The mean annual temperature on the coast is around.
+ Idaho
  * Humidity is normally low with cooler evenings in summer months. In winter, temperatures normally drop to lower twenty's, upper teens. Sometimes, the temperature drops to several degrees below zero.
+ Kakadu National Park, Climate: Protected areas of the Northern Territory :: Ramsar sites :: Australian National Heritage List :: World Heritage Sites in Australia :: National parks in Australia
  * The 'build up' describes the change between the dry and the rain. Humidity is relatively low and rain is unusual. However, 'build up' storms are impressive and with many lightning strikes.
  * Humidity affects the rate of evaporation. With a higher humidity, the rate of evaporation is less.