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moisture

[mois-cher] / ˈmɔɪs tʃər /


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According to Fuentes, this process increases heat and moisture transfer, accelerates sea ice loss, and promotes the formation of even more leads, reinforcing the cycle.

From Science Daily

The storms came from multiple atmospheric rivers that carried large plumes of moisture from the tropics during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year, CBS News reported.

From BBC

The NWS warned of a "broad plume of moisture" producing heavy rain in California on Christmas Day, adding there was a "moderate risk" of excessive rainfall over southern parts of the state.

From Barron's

When pressed on that decision, Mr. Moore makes vague reference to a pre-deployment “matrix,” which his own department has admitted was based on inaccurate moisture readings.

From The Wall Street Journal

These include a flame-resistant outer shell, a middle moisture barrier that blocks germs while allowing airflow, and an inner lining designed to help regulate body temperature.

From Science Daily