Does '100% Humidity' Mean Air Has Turned to Water?

Humidity is simply a measure of how "wet" the air is in a specific place, or the amount of water vapor present in the air. However, it's important to note that humidity is an umbrella term that can refer to three different types of humidity: absolute humidity, relative humidity, and specific humidity.

Weather forecasters typically use relative humidity during weather reports. So, a "100% relative humidity" does not mean that air has become water. Rather, it means that any additional moisture cannot enter the air and must remain as water.

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[vacric]

I'm here after the news of 100% humidity in China

[BbqMikeG]

Succinct delivery with memorable graphics. Great explanation of humidity! Thank you!

[neutralgeek]

Absolute humidity will be mass of water vapour upon volume.

[MelodyMan]

Please show a Psycrometric Chart. Properties of air.
Water is shown as gms/ kg of Air.
Water Content possible increases with rise of Temperature.
100% Humidity is technically hard to occure on a constant basis because water falls out of the air at the Dew Point. (100%).

[AKI]

I don't need scuba gear, I have gills

[gangarthethief]

So that’s why when you sometimes smoke a lot of weed and the air starts to feel heavy a little bit like your swimming but not swimming just floating when you’re so high lol it makes sense in a way

[apterous]

how much % is needed for air to turn to water?

[mostazezo]

i thought it meant youre inside of water 💀