The village is surrounded by Amazonian rainforest and has a hot (mean temperature = 27°C) and humid (mean relative humidity = 80%) climate all year round.
Thus, the mean relative humidity of the atmosphere is only 15 percent, a value that is low in human and biological terms.
The mean relative humidity varied between 35% and 95%.
Summer mean relative humidity is projected to decrease in most regions, especially region EJP where Nikkō lies, by about 4%, although winter mean relative humidity is projected to increase across most of Japan.
Mean relative humidity is high within a 24-hour period with lowest relative humility in January and highest in August.
Data (daily mean relative humidity, maximum and minimum temperatures, and daily global solar radiation for 24 years spanning 1987-2010) obtained from the Nigeria Meteorological Agency were used.
The mean dew amounts correlated positively with mean relative humidity; meanwhile it correlated negatively with daily evaporation and urban heat island, respectively.
The inclusion of the maximum daily temperature and daily mean relative humidity makes the model much more sensitive to climatic and weather changes.
The wind speed is the most important influenced factor to pollen assemblages, then the mean temperature and the mean relative humidity, the wind direction also contributes some.
The mean annual maximum and minimum temperatures are 26 °C and 14 °C respectively, with mean relative humidity of 61.3% (ADARDO 2007).
On the day of questionnaire completion, mean relative humidity was associated with WOMAC pain (estimate 0.1; 95% confidence interval = 0.0 0.2; P = .02).02
