👉 Humidity refers to the amount of water vapor present in the air, and it plays a crucial role in weather and atmospheric conditions. Light particles, often associated with humidity, are tiny droplets or aggregates of water that form when water vapor condenses on microscopic particles like dust, pollen, or salt. These particles, known as aerosols, can range from very small to larger droplets. When the air is humid, there is a higher concentration of these light particles, which can scatter and absorb light, affecting visibility and creating a misty or foggy appearance. This phenomenon is particularly noticeable in coastal areas or during certain weather conditions where moisture is abundant, such as after rainfall or in tropical climates. The presence of these light particles in the air also influences temperature and can impact human comfort and health, as high humidity can make the air feel warmer and more oppressive.
