As the temperature of the air sample increases, the amount of moisture that a given air sample can hold greatly increases.

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This is known as the Clausius-Clapeyron relation, which states that the capacity of air to hold moisture increases as the temperature of the air sample increases. This is why warm air feels more humid than cool air, even if the actual amount of water vapor in both samples is the same.

As the Temperature of the Air Sample Increases, the Amount