Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Humidity"

A: The air will be wet and the weather will probably be hot.

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A: Maybe I can't sleep well because *of the* humidity = I think that the reason I am not sleeping well is the humidity. This is a good sentence.

I can't sleep well because *of the* humidity or maybe I can (if XYZ happens).
This is a bit strange. It's like:
I am not sleeping well because it is very humid but perhaps I could sleep well if something else happens (we don't know what the thing is - put a fan in the room for example).

A: Humidity means moisture that is in the air.
You can use the word moisture even if you don't mean it's in the air. You could be saying that the moisture is in the fabric of your clothes.

So moisture = water that makes things wet. These things can be air, clothes, dirt, paper, wood, etc.
Humidity is only moisture(water) that has made the air wet.

A: @alex35391111: i think humidity refers to weather/climate (the moisture in the air). "its very humid today"
moisture can refer to something more specific like skin or a towel "i need to moisturize my face" or "this towel is very moist"

A: humidity refers to moisture in the air
moisture is the presence of liquid in or on a solid object for example there is water in my sponge therefore it is moist

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A: × In morning, fog covered the our city, but it became sun in afternoon.
✓ In the morning, fog covered our city, but it became sunny in the afternoon.

Good job!

A: The humidity is very high today. I feel uncomfortable because my skin is sticky.

I “feel bad” sounds like you are saying that you feel ill because of the humidity.

A: I would say "The humidity during summer in Japan is high" to avoid using "in" too much.

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A: When you pronounce the 'l' in "feel" I can slightly hear the 'r' sound, and the 'r' in rains had a slight 'l' sound to it. When you said "hotter" you didn't have too much emphasis on the 'er' so it came out as "hotta". Other than that, it sounded good and I could understand without reading the caption. Good! 👍