‘the distant mountains are almost completely obscured by moisture-laden air’
‘Fat, moisture-laden snowflakes were blown sideways by wind gusting to 48 kph.’
‘On the strip between the ocean and coastal mountains, offshore winds carry moisture-laden air which is dumped onto the land.’
‘These rotating vortexes draw in additional moisture-laden air into the front part of the storm allowing it to intensify further.’
‘A warm, mild day is frequently changed to a cold one by a moisture-laden wind suddenly blowing from the northeast.’
‘The higher snowfalls fit with scientific models that show global warming will cause increased mountain precipitation due to more moisture-laden storms rolling off the Pacific Ocean.’
‘The hydrological cycle is driven by the evaporation of water from both land and ocean surfaces and the lateral movement of moisture-laden air to the continents.’
‘In alpine climates, where scarce water limited plant growth, erosion of moisture-laden soils resulted in significant loss of plant growth.’
‘Warm front condensation occurs when relatively warm moisture-laden air from the exterior enters into a relatively cold building, following a change in weather from cold to warm.’
‘The fan then blows a stream of air over the moisture-laden wick, evaporating moisture and blowing the cooled air out into the room.’
‘In the southern hemisphere it is the meeting place of the dry east to southeast winds generated by the subtropical highs, and the moisture-laden northwesterly monsoon winds.’
‘Convection heating allows less use of electricity but it also takes twice as long to dry bulky, moisture-laden foods like tomatoes and peaches.’
‘The climate is dominated by two great seasonal movements of air: the moisture-laden summer monsoon from the South Pacific and the cold dry winter airstream from Siberia.’
‘Condensation occurs when warm moisture-laden air comes in contact with something that cools it rapidly.’
‘The prevailing, moisture-laden winds from the Atlantic unload their rain here as they cross over these high places, and dozens of brooks and streams flow down.’
‘When tree cover is removed, the initial rainfall from the inland-moving, moisture-laden air simply runs off and returns to the sea.’
moist, moistened, wettish, dampened, dampish
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