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Hygroscopicity plays a key role connecting those three variables. And constituent of aerosol is important factor in terms of hygroscopicity. Many experiments have been performed to find features of hygroscopicity with diverse kinds of constituents. Based on those preceding studies, we investigated how dominantly hygroscopicity influences on visibility.
As relative humidity increases, the amount of water vapor in the air also increases. This can lead to the formation of fog or haze, reducing visibility.
Yes, high relative humidity can make it difficult to see by creating a hazy or foggy atmosphere that reduces visibility. This is especially true in areas with high humidity levels, such as near bodies of water.
Relative humidity affects visibility because it determines the amount of water vapor in the air. When the air is saturated with water vapor, it can lead to the formation of fog or haze, reducing visibility.
An increase in relative humidity can make driving conditions more hazardous by reducing visibility. It is important for drivers to use caution and adjust their speed accordingly when visibility is reduced due to high humidity levels.
There is no specific relative humidity level that affects visibility. Other factors such as temperature, wind, and air pollution levels can also play a role in visibility. However, generally, the higher the relative humidity, the more likely it is for visibility to be affected.