Why do higher temperatures often result in greater precipitation?(1 point)

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higher temperatures stimulate acidification
higher temperatures stimulate acidification

higher temperatures stimulate respiration
higher temperatures stimulate respiration

higher temperatures stimulate condensation
higher temperatures stimulate condensation

higher temperatures stimulate evaporation

Answer 1

Higher temperatures stimulate evaporation.

Warm air can hold more moisture, leading to increased evaporation from bodies of water. As this moisture accumulates in the atmosphere, it can eventually result in greater precipitation when the conditions are right for condensation and cloud formation.