Why is the supposedly best day to dry clothes, one which has a good amount of wind.

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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 😁✌️

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The wind both blows the water off and makes it evaporate quicker. Same premise as a woman blow-drying her hair.

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