Why are there sudden changes of temperature when you’re walking near a running body of water?

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Why are there sudden changes of temperature when you’re walking near a running body of water?

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Thermodynamics
dG=dH-dTS

Evaporation is happening near the body of water. That is water molecules going from an ordered state in the water to a more chaotic state. That change in organization results in a change in temperature.

By the equation of thermodynamics, change in temperature (dT) is inversely proportional to the change in entropy (dH).

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