The word "vapor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a substance that is in the air and is visible when it comes in contact with colder surfaces. Example sentence: The sky was filled with vapor from the nearby river.
We are able to find a water vapor signal that is clearly a positive feedback.
The authors also correlated the observed temperatures, the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere, and the flow of radiant energy to explore how they affect each other.
The changes are caused principally by changes to clouds and water vapor, and other short-term weather patterns.
By looking at the relationships among measured variables, such as temperature, radiation heat transfer, water vapor, and others, the authors were able to extract how changes to cloud cover influence global temperature.
The volcanoes were quite volatile; they're spewing enormous amounts of water vapor, nitrogen and carbon dioxide, which will eventually coalesce to form the primitive oceans and the atmosphere.
But because it was a glancing blow ie, the collision between Earth and the theoretical planet was slightly off center a huge amount of molten and incandescent silicone vapor was blasted into space, and into orbit around Earth.
Then there's the nasty little problem of water vapor, which comprises 98% of the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
The amount of water vapor in the atmosphere cannot, in general, be directly modified by human behavior it's set by air temperatures.
Because Canadian winters are much harsher than those in New Mexico, and due to the fact that the area receives more rain, the Potters added a vapor barrier between the walls and the floor and used total outer wall insulation.
As a result, increased evaporation leads to a greater concentration of water vapor in the lower atmosphere capable of absorbing infrared radiation and emitting it downward.
Water vapor is the most potent of the greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere, and it's sort of a unique player among the greenhouse gases.
