Joseph W Santora
ArboristSite Operative
If I live in a consistently dry ( low humidity) area, does the lack of water molecules mean more air molecules and as a result a leaner mixture that that of sea level?
Joe
Joe
I thought higher-humidity air was (counter-intuitively) less dense than drier air ... which is what causes problems with aircraft getting enough lift on their wings when it's really hot and humid...It all about air density. The std is along the coastline, but inland at sea level with
low humidity the air density will be less (the density altitude will be greater than
the physical altitude).
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