@ruqayyah.maalik: Why does July & August feel hotter than June? The answer isn’t just temperature, it’s humidity. During July and August, winds over Pakistan pass across the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal, picking up large amounts of moisture before reaching us. That means the air is already full of water vapour. Normally, sweat cools your body by evaporating from your skin. But when the air is already humid, evaporation slows down. Sweat stays on your skin instead of evaporating, your body doesn’t cool efficiently, and your brain responds by producing even more sweat. So the next time someone asks why we sweat more in July and August even though June is often hotter, you’ll know the real culprit isn’t just the heat, it’s the humidity. Follow for more science behind everyday phenomena. #ScienceExplained #Humidity #MonsoonSeason #PakistanWeather #ClimateScience