In general, the highest relative humidity is observed NEAR SUNRISE and the lowest relative humidity is observed during MID-AFTERNOON.
Relative humidity is inversely proportional to temperature. The colder the climate, the higher the relative humidity. The hotter the temperatures outside, the lower the relative humidity.
Relative humidity increases as the air temperature falls at night and peaks at dawn.
Temperature peaks during mid-afternoon, thus relative humidity is at its lowest.
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Explanation:
The tropical cyclones have a thermal origin, and they develop over tropical seas during late summers (August to mid-November). At these locations, the strong local convectional currents acquire a whirling motion because of the Coriolis force.
