You're taking a walk on a warm fall morning. The temperature is about 70 degrees Fahrenheit, and you cannot see a cloud anywhere in the sky. You notice that the ground has no dew on it either. This means the (blank) is low.

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Norris

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2 December, 17:25

You're taking a walk on a warm fall morning. The temperature is about 70 degrees Fahrenheit, and you cannot see a cloud anywhere in the sky. You notice that the ground has no dew on it either. This means the (blank) is low.

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Ruiz · Answer 1

The temperature is about 70 degrees Fahrenheit, and you cannot see a cloud anywhere in the sky. You notice that the ground has no dew on it either. This means that relative humidity is low.

Explanation:

The saturation of water vapour in the air predicts the chance of rainfall since air cannot withstand more water vapours and falls as rain.

This condition is absolute relative humidity.

The absence of cloud and dew drops shows that humidity is low and there are no chances of rain.

If the air is hot it will sustain more water as vapours and will have high humidity. A temperature of 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

The low relative humidity causes temperature to lower. The temperature of 70 degrees Farhenheit with low relative humidity causes less sweating and cooler feeling.