Hey Ray! Explaining Specific Heat And Humidity

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Did you know it is harder for the air to warm up on really humid days?While it still feels hot, the moisture in the air means, first means there are more “things” to warm up. There is more to it, though.
For instance, if you have ever boiled water, you know it takes a while.That’s why they say, “A watched pot never boils.”At the same time, if you are going to fry something in a pan, the pan heats up rather quickly.The big difference is that