Air temperature and relative humidity are?

Since RH=e/es, where e is the vapor pressure of water in the air and es is the saturation vapor pressure, you can define changes in RH by changes in temperature. E is dependent on the dew point temperature, which won't change with air temperature, but es increases with increased temperature (approximated exponentially.) Therefore, with no change in e and a decrease in es, the decreased temperature results in a) an increased relative humidity.

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