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Why is water vapour usually higher in coastal areas?

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Correct answer: Because evaporation and moisture supply from the sea surface are high

Direct answer: A is correct. Water vapour enters the atmosphere mainly through evaporation, in which liquid water changes into vapour. Coastal areas lie close to seas or oceans, which provide a large and continuing moisture source. Winds moving from the sea towards land can carry this vapour inland, so humidity is often high near the coast. The exact amount also depends on temperature, wind and local weather, so “usually” does not mean every coastal place is always equally humid. B is wrong because coastal regions have air. C is wrong because coastal soil is not always frozen. D is wrong because nitrogen in seawater has no direct role in producing atmospheric water vapour. A correctly identifies evaporation and marine moisture supply. Memory cue: “Near a large water body, evaporation feeds humidity.”

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