What is water vapor?
Water vapor is a gaseous form of water that permeates the Earth's atmosphere. This humid gas affects Earth by changing the overall climate in the world. The hydrological cycle shows how water becomes steam. This cycle documents the water change from the gas to the liquid to solid states.
Most of the country is covered in ocean water. When the sun hits the surface of the ocean, the water evaporates up and creates water vapor. These steam form clouds and possible storms of rain. Water vapor condenses from rain storm clouds and creates droplets of water that fall on Earth's Earth. The steam can also be excessively cooled in the atmosphere, creating hail, ice or snow. Plants and animals would not be able to survive without water from the sky, fill lakes and rivers for consumption. The desert areas, with small or no rain, are good examples of how the world would appear if the water steam has not contributed to collisions. Tropical climate, such as those near the Earth's equator, have permanently warm days. Solar heat draws more moisture from the nearby ocean,It creates more water vapor and creates an excessive level of moisture in this area.
Excessive water vapor or high humidity can cause a person to feel as if he could not breathe. During high humidity, the water molecules in the air are wrapped more densely together. As a result, one can experience the weight of the humid air compared to the dry air climate. People living in areas with high humidity tend to use air conditioning machines to remove moist water and cool the resulting dry air.
Many people use water vapor in the form of a device called a humidifier. This device generates steam to moisten the dry air of a room or home. People with existing lung problems may experience difficulty breathing and the skin can easily burst with consistent dry air, especially in the winter months. The humidifiers are also helpful in fighting colds, protrumAny are facilitated by any cough that may occur.
Studies suggest that water vapor contributes to global warming. It is assumed that the humid air forms a blanket over the Earth's surface and prevents heat leakage to space. As a result, the world can be even warmer. Excessive atmospheric heat can create greater evaporation and worsen the problem of global warming by further storage of steam of water.