Moisture, Humidity, Damp What’s different? Moisture is water or liquid, usually found on surfaces. “There’s moisture on the windows because it’s cold outside.” Humidity is the amount of water in the air, especially in warm weather. “The humidity in summer makes it feel hotter than it actually is.” Damp is slightly wet, often unpleasant, and can describe things that feel moist for a long time. “The towels were damp after the rain.” So, do you prefer dry or humid weather? Why? Join the Conversatio