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As the moisture-holding capacity is found to be high in low humidity air, it leads to early drying up of clothes. As the moisture-holding capacity is found to be low in high humidity air, it leads to late drying up of clothes.

There is a direct relationship between formation of fungus and humidity. Humidity supports the growth of fungus.

Due to humidity, fungus flourish on food materials at our home and it gets spoiled.

The rate of respiration and sweating increases due to humidity.

Humidity is generally more in monsoon.

Positive charge is found on the land below the cumulonimbus clouds.

Negative charge is found at the low end of the cumulonimbus clouds.

Positive charge is found at the upper end of the cumulonimbus clouds.

The condensation of the water vapour in the air occurs around the minute particles of dust or salt in the air.

The maximum diameter of the raindrop is 5 mm.

Nimbostratus and cumulonimbus type of clouds give rain.

A. Meaning:
A visible mass of fine particles of ice and water accumulated around the dust particles in the air at high altitude is called a cloud.

B. Types:
The following are the types of clouds:

1. High clouds: Clouds at an altitude of 7000 m to 14000 m are considered as high clouds. Cirrus, Cirro-Stratus and CirroCumulus are high clouds.
2. Medium clouds: Clouds at an altitude of 2000 m to 7000 m are considered as medium clouds. Alto-Stratus and Alto Cumulus are medium clouds.
3. Low clouds: Clouds at an altitude of less than 2000m are considered as low clouds. Strato-Cumulus, Stratus, Nimbostratus, Cumulus and Cumulonimbus are low clouds

High relative humidity and dew point temperature of the air are the j prerequisites for condensation.

Due to the low amount of the moisture in the air, the air in a region is I dry.

The condition of air at a certain temperature, in which the moisture-holding capacity of air becomes equal to the I proportion of moisture present in it, is called saturation of the air.

The capacity of air to hold moisture at a given temperature, is called the moisture-holding capacity of air.

The process of converting water into steam or water vapour is called evaporation.