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Anonymous  #366707  Thu, 17 May 07 08:17 PM
What is the difference between them? (I have looked up my dict but still cant understand the difference...)
  
Yankee  #366855  Thu, 17 May 07 11:43 PM
Generally speaking, humidity is mainly used to talk about the moisture (amount of water) in the air.  A weather forecaster will usually mention the 'relative humidity' in a weather forecast.
Moisture, on the other hand, is also used when talking about the dampness or wetness of other things.
  
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