Relative humidity?

Question

What does the air temperature tell us when trying to find the relative humidity?

I kwow that the wet bulb temperature gives us the temperature when water condenses, I just don't know what the air temperature tells us.

Answer 1

Relative humidity is the percentage of water vapor in the air based o the maximum amount the air can hold occurding to its temperature. The air temperature and the difference between the wet end and dry of a psychrometer are used with a table to find the relative humidity. Using the link below on the y axis find your dry bulb temp and on the x the difference between the two. The number at that point tells the relative humidity.

Answer 2

The air temperature tells us,with a change in its value,it can change the value of the relative humidity provided the moisture content remains the same.