The mother always says “great drying in that day”. One in which the sun is out and there’s quite a lot of wind. These days are not hot mind you.
I think it’s natural to presume that the hotter the weather, the quicker clothes dry. Can anyone explain why the cooling wind actually aids in this? Thank you 😁✌️
In: Physics
Water evaporates into air that does not already have water in it, and more can evaporate into air that has heated up more. Being hot on its own isn’t enough – it has to heat up while contacting the clothes (or be not very humid). Wind ensures that the air which already has water in it gets blown away before it can inhibit the drying process.
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