Question

5 the amount of water vapor the atmosphere is capable of holding is determined primarily by what factor?
wind
humidity
temperature
pressure

Explanation:

The capacity of the atmosphere to hold water - vapor is mainly related to temperature. Warmer air can hold more water - vapor than cooler air. Humidity is a measure of the amount of water - vapor in the air, not a determining factor of its capacity. Wind and pressure have less direct impact on the atmosphere's water - vapor - holding capacity compared to temperature.

Answer:

Temperature