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How can a desert have high humidity?

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Deserts are known to be hot and dry places. In my desert, I need a high humidity in the air. It doesn't have to be near the ground, but at least the atmosphere below 1 km should have a layer of high humidity. This should be a consistent condition throughout a season if throughout it is not feasible to maintain this condition throughout the whole year.

It is not necessary for my desert to be hot. In fact, having a high humidity and moderate temperature is preferable.

What could cause a desert to have high humidity?

A big oasis? Being near an ocean? Wind towards mountains? Seasonal wind?


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