@alertbox
Why add music? It's a big distraction. 0:47 she gabbles too fast and doesn't explain dew point properly. This video could easily have been so much better. Meanwhile, I'm searching for another explanation of dew point.
@KoveytBud
Started really confusing but then nailed it with the hands-on experiment. Kudos.
@rmeredithm
Great for definitions…. Less great for an indepth understanding. Can’t expect much from a 1:09 video
@TON-vz3pe
For those who are still confused. Relative humidity is the amount of water vapour in the air with respect to the actual water holding capacity of the air at a given temperature. Higher temperature can hold more water vapour. Lower temperature holds less. RH does not tell you how much water vapour is in thr air. Dew point on the other hand tells you, for given amount of water vapour what is the lowest temperature at which the air gets fully saturated. This tells us how much vapour is actually in the air. At 50°C air temperature the dew point can be 45°C, if the RH is very high. This means there is no much vapour in the air that only a 5° C drop in temperature can result to 100% RH. Also, at 100% RH, the dew point is equal to the wet bulb temperature
@manardheyaa18
I don't know everyone in the comments saying it's confusing, I find it very helpful. Thank you!
@ergonautilus
How can anyone pay attention with all the arbitrary sound effects and graphics?
@pleskbruce
I've been a student of weather for 55 years and learn something here. I think you characterize it perfectly by saying that the actual amount of water is more related to the dew point than the relative humidity. There are a million technicalities with these concepts but this is a great overall description.
@GoldtopDude
It is not yet noon here, however, I am going to begin a stringent drinking regiment throughout the remainder of the day, and evening Intel I am capable of recapitulating this information….thanks for the video…🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃
@BKbucknut93
I felt the Indian guy with the PowerPoint was more informative than this.
@paulheckbert
the animated graphics (text on swinging sign, with sound effect) is distracting and counterproductive
@SaidAlSeveres
I’ll never understand it lol but this video is probably the closest I’ll get to enlightenment on humidity vs dew point.
@SpaceAudio
This is confusing 😂
@tanytansters
Terrible video, and the music made it worse.
@Lloyd-D-w2t
This didn't explain anything, but had lots of annoying graphics and noises.
@MBT32
One minute "lesson" and you know less in the end.
@benjamin-xy3uc
Really helpful.
@sdnlawrence5640
Left out the important points: RH is measured. DP is a calculated. Scientists favor RH (and Hg.) TV weather casters like DP for some unknown reason.
@PaulTar-z4j
Where is the 69 and 41 coming from in the video? (aka the calculations)
@Michael_B82
I’m glad it’s not just me. I’m more confused
@jmdds