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This resource is suitable for weather topics for primary school learners. Have you ever felt hot and sweaty even when you haven't done any exercise? That might be because of humidity. But what is ...

Muggy, sultry, clammy, sweaty - all words used to describe a hot and humid day. High humidity can often make people feel uncomfortable and have difficulty sleeping. And humid weather is sometimes ...