What is the relation between humidity and temperature?

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Humidity and temperature are closely related, with relative humidity being influenced by temperature changes. When temperature increases, the air can hold more water vapor, which can decrease relative humidity if the actual water content remains constant. Conversely, a decrease in temperature leads to an increase in relative humidity, as colder air holds less moisture. The absolute amount of water in the air does not change with temperature fluctuations. Understanding this relationship is crucial for weather predictions and climate studies.
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what is the relation between humidity and temperature? what effect when on humidity when temp. increase or decrease?
 
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ONly relative humidity (percent of water vapor concentration/total potential water concentration) is affected by temperature. The physical amount of water present in air is not affected. However, the colder the air, the less water that can be readily held in solution. e.g. temperature decrease results in a relative humidity increase
 
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