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Ohhh that makes sense. And since they are so close to water, there is always an amount of humidity in the air too I suppose. Thank you for the explanation!
by kop316 5y ago
Ohhh that makes sense. And since they are so close to water, there is always an amount of humidity in the air too I suppose.
Thank you for the explanation!
- hnick 5y agoDubai is on the coast too, though. So there's something else going on. My guess is the dry sand might be a moisture sink and vegetation itself often puts out and collects a lot of humidity, but there's not as much around in Dubai.