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Corn Sweat: The Midwest’s Hidden Humidity Source | Charleston News

Corn Sweat: The Midwest’s Hidden Humidity Source | Charleston News

Published 4 days, 14 hours ago
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Did you know cornfields are basically giant sweat glands? In the Midwest, when it’s already hot, corn plants release massive amounts of water vapor through a process called evapotranspiration—nature’s way of cooling down. It’s not just humidity, it’s literal “corn sweat” turning the air thick and sticky.

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