Sentence examples for were humid from inspiring English sources
adjective
Containing some moisture (usually describing air or atmosphere); damp; moist; somewhat wet or watery
The days were humid and hot, and the heat made everything, including time, stand still.
These palaeosols, when compared to their unweathered granitic parent exhibit collapse and loss of 80 90% of base cations and silica suggesting that their formation was during a period of landscape stability, when climatic conditions were humid to sub-humid.
Conditions were humid but cool, and billions of insects flourished including fleas, spiders, cicadas, cockroaches and mosquitoes.
Relative humidity was similar among the cities in Korea and Japan, humid in summer but dry in winter, whereas the Taiwanese cities, which possessed a sub-tropical climate, were humid all year round (see Supplemental Material, Table S2).
The Enugu's climate is humid and humidity is high during rains.
Enugu's climate is humid and this humidity is at its highest between March and November.
The outlier (TA) was also considered to be humid, according to its high humidity levels.
It was humid but pleasant.
The climate tends to be humid.
