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When we say there is moisture in the air, how is it that the temperature is said to be high.?

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When we say there is moisture in the air, how is it that the temperature is said to be high.?

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  1. Warm air can absorb more water than cold air.

    When moist warm air is cooled by cold air, it is forced to drop its cargo of water and we get rain.

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