Answer:
the time of the lowest temperature.
Explanation:
Relative humidity simply talks about the ratio of the quantity of water the air contains at any given time, to the highest quantity of water the air could ever have. So when the water vapor content in air remains constant while the temperature falls, then the relative humidity tends to increase. This phenomenon usually takes place in the morning when the sun is yet to come out and the temperature is usually cooler. When sun peaks, afternoon sets in, the relative humidity then reduces.
The answer would be the 4th option. (Rainwater soaking into the ground). Soil erosion is commonly caused by rainwater soaking into the ground.
Answer: b is the answer to this question
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Answer:
Clouds form when air reaches its dew point. This can happen in two ways:
(1) Air temperature stays the same but humidity increases. This is common in locations that are warm and humid.
(2) Humidity remains the same, but temperature decreases
