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Weather with a high amount of water vapour is generally called what?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Humid

Direct answer: C, humid. Humidity means the amount of water vapour present in the air. When air contains a relatively large amount of water vapour, the weather is described as humid or moist. This does not mean that the air must be cold, rainy, or stormy; humidity and temperature are different ideas. A dry atmosphere contains little water vapour. A cold atmosphere may be dry or moist, and a storm may occur even when the question is not describing humidity. Therefore, option A is wrong because dry means low moisture. Option B is wrong because cold describes temperature, not water-vapour content. Option C is correct because humid directly refers to moisture-rich air. Option D is wrong because stormy describes disturbed weather with strong winds or other storm conditions, not simply high water vapour. Memory cue: humid means “full of moisture”; humidity is linked directly with water vapour.

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HumidityWater VapourHumid WeatherAtmospheric MoistureGeographyEvaporationAnd CondensationHumidity Evaporation And CondensationWater In The Atmosphere

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