Once this combined measure of temperature and
air moisture reaches 31 °C, perspiration can no longer be easily evaporated.
Not exact matches
To obtain sufficient
moisture for photosynthesis and growth, redwoods
reach into the
air with leaves shaped like baseball mitts and capture the fog that rolls in by night and languishes through most mornings.
Part of the reason is because when water - laden
air from the Pacific
reaches the Olympic Mountains it rises, cooling and losing
moisture before
reaching Seattle.
Each piece is then hand - cut and gently
air - dried until it
reaches under 8 %
moisture content.
By the time the
air masses
reach the center of the ice sheet, they are stripped of most of their
moisture.