I’ve always heard people say “hopefully it’ll rain so it’ll break the humidity. “How does that work?
In: Chemistry
Humidity is water in the air. When it rains, it is the water in the air falling out as rainwater onto the ground.
This gives a period of respite, where the air is no longer saturated with water, the temperatures are a little cooler, and it generally feels better.
That is until the sun comes out and starts evaporating the pools and puddles and it gets sweltering hot and damp again.
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