Although all of these can be used, humidity is one I have heard the most. Temperature is a runner up, and then wind. Weather isn’t scientifically measured by rainfall or cloudiness. It is also not typically measured by sunshine.
I believe that the best answer among the choices provided by the question is the second choice , evaporation
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warm air is less dense as you can see in the case of air just above fire. air becomes warm and moves upward..
warm air holds less moisture as in winters you can see mist die to the vapours present in cold air.
in summers there is less moisture when air is warm..
it is so because hot air has more energy n water vapours spread out...
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abc and bde are two equalateral triangles such that d is the mid point of bc if bd:dc =2:1 then the ratio of the area of ∆abc to that of ∆bde is
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Aftershocks: Smaller earthquakes that occur after a major earthquake
Body waves: Waves that travel through the interior of Earth; there are two types: primary and secondary waves
Epicenter: Location on the earth's surface directly over the focus of an earthquake
Convection: Process of heat transfer by the circulation or movement of a gas, liquid, or plastic material
Elastic rebound: Immediate return of deformed rock to it's natural shape
Focus: Specific point in the earth where the rock layers along a fault move, producing an earthquake
Liquefaction: Wet soil behaves like a liquid and is no longer able to support buildings during an earthquake
