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To: Don Green who wrote (755)7/12/2025 11:28:51 AM
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That certainly might be worth looking into. But back to basic physics...

Saturation is when air holds the maximum amount of water vapor it can at a given temperature.
As temperature increases, the air’s capacity to hold water vapor also increases.
It’s an exponential relationship: a few degrees warmer can mean a lot more moisture in the air.

Nothing like a hurricane or tropical storm to see the results. And that part of Texas is always extremely
humid in the summer.. but the temperature of the Gulf, that's another changing story...
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