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Generally, no. However, the humidity in a desert can rise to uncomfortable levels during the rainy season. As I write this from the Chihuahuan Desert the relative humidity is 79% and dew point is 66 degrees. It is the monsoon season and the humidity is approaching that of a tropical rainforest.
No, the desert is not humid, that is why deserts don't get any or much rain.
When it is raining or foggy, the humidity can reach 100% but such events are rare.
No, the humidity in the desert is usually quite low except during rainy seasons.
Deserts usually have very low humidity. The only time the humidity might be high is during the rainy season, especially following a heavy rainfall.
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Is a desert hot and humid?
Most deserts are very hot and dry.
What is the nearest desert to Florida?
The closest desert to Florida would be the Chihuahuan Desert in far-west Texas, about 1200 miles from the Florida Panhandle.
What is the difference between how hot it is in the morning and how cold it is at night in the desert?
Deserts are hot during the day, when the sun is shining. Once the sun goes down, then the temperature drops. This is because desert surfaces receive a little more than twice the solar radiation received by humid regions and lose almost twice as much heat at night.
Are there any deserts in Maryland?
There are no deserts in Maryland.There are no deserts in Maryland.
Is France humid or arid?
humid
What is the name of a desert in Fiji?
Fiji has a humid tropical climate and no deserts.
Is a desert hot and humid?
Most deserts are very hot and dry.
Why there is deserts?
because the animals that like hot and dy humid need some were to live
What is vegetation of Africa?
Africa is very diverse and has a lot of countries it has dry deserts and humid lands
What is the Vegetation of Africa?
Africa is very diverse and has a lot of countries it has dry deserts and humid lands
How do eastern diamondbacks adapt in the desert?
Eastern diamondbacks have no problems with the desert as they do not live in deserts. They live in the humid areas of the southeastern United States where deserts do not exist. The western diamondback does live in the deserts of the United States, however.
What are hot humid desert conditions?
Hot, humid desert conditions are an anomaly and would only occur during the rainy season. Deserts are usually quite dry and have a low humidity.
What kind of climates do elephants live in?
African elephants can be found in the driest of deserts, African savannas and in humid dense jungles.
What environments have humid weather?
Tropical rainforests, coastal regions, and swamps typically have humid weather due to high levels of moisture in the air. Other places with humid weather include hot deserts during the monsoon season and areas close to large bodies of water.
Why do deserts experience less chemical weathering than humid regions?
Deserts experience less chemical weathering than humid regions because they receive less rainfall, which is needed to facilitate chemical reactions that break down rocks. Without water, the chemical processes that weather rocks are slower or nonexistent in deserts. Additionally, the arid conditions in deserts may inhibit chemical weathering due to limited moisture availability.
Why do you have semi deserts in Brazil?
Because of the atmospheric circulations, ocean currents and the plateau of borborema which blocks the humid air masses from the atlantic.
Which is more humid - the forest or desert?
Easily the forest. The forest is most definetly more humid because there would be a lot of rain for the trees to grow. The rain that is unused and still remains in the soil is what will evaporate and make it humid. Deserts usually are not near anything (bodies of water) so they would be much more dry and a lot less humid.
