in weather, blank is when things dry up?
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evaporation... but actually evaporation is when a liquid becomes less dense so the molecules rise into the atmosphere! my answer is clearly the best!!!
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thats dry know from few days.
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Low.\n\nHigh pressure tends to be dry, while lows suck moisture in.
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Dry of the sweat I Guess LoL
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We have had nice weather lately. During the day it is usually in the 70's and we have had cooler nights, usually in the 50's.  We have had very little rain lately.
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It means your house is too dry. Too much static. Boil some water.
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The key word is "winter" time.  During the winter, outside air leaks into a house (it must to make up for any air that is used in a furnace and goes up the chimney).  The outside air is very cold and can hold very little moisture (any excess would turn to frost (like on your car windshield on a very cold morning.)  Once the air is inside the house and heats up it is very dry (unless you add moisture using a humidifier).  Dry air permits a static electric charge to build up, especially when generated by friction, for examply when shuffling across a carpet or just the moltion within our clothes as we walk.  When we touch a good conductor such as metal, the excess charge drains off to a less charged body such as a stove and is often strong enough to see and feel as a spark.  If you rub a dry comb with cloth (perhaps silk) while your hands are dry, it can build up a charge strong enough to pick up bits of paper, but if you wet the comb it will not build up a charge.  If you dampen your feet or shoes or slippers, you also will likely not build up a static charge - although that would not be very practical.  You can increase the moisture in your house with a humidifier, but too much will merely coat the windows with hoarfrost.  Finding clothes less prone to static may help as well as selecting shoes with soles that rid you of the charge better.  Good luck.
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The two most likely scenarios are a) You are not watering enough so it is drying up. B) You've overwatered, this causes the roots to rot, the tree cannot take up any more water since the roots are dead, hence it dries up and looks as if its been underwatered.
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they are forms of water or precipitation
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It is more difficult for the moisture to accumulate on your windshield when it is windy.  It takes some time for water to freeze when there is no wind at all so you can imagine how difficult it would be for water to accumulate and freeze when the wind is blowing.
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Just places were dead skin has fallen off of Clausius<sp>>\nBecause it's all  dead skin it kind rips out and irregular leaving voids..
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So the rain dosent get confused
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At that latitude (dist from equator) Air tends to descend instead of rise (and create rain) like in the tropics.  Look at all land around that dist from the equator.  Mostly dry if it is not coastal.
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water beacuse of the long dry season
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They get dry from water retention and a lack of fiber. Maybe if you haven't been eating alot it can also make it hard.
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It rains\nthe rain collects and then either:\n\nsoaks into the ground and comes out later\nflows into a river then the sea\n\nAt some point it evaporates and forms clouds\n\nthen it rains...\n\nsee above!
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Well, in NYC the weather has said it was going to rain during the past few days but it only really rained like once. Today, there was barely drizzling, it was like a mist.