Air with a high dew-point temperature has a higher vapor pressure than air with a low dew-point temperature.

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Dew point temperature is the temperature at which the air becomes saturated with water vapor and condensation begins to form. Air with a high dew-point temperature has a higher amount of moisture and therefore a higher vapor pressure than air with a low dew-point temperature. So, air with a high dew-point temperature can hold more water vapor and has a higher vapor pressure compared to air with a low dew-point temperature.

Air with a High Dew-Point Temperature Has a Higher Vapor