The correct answer to this question is B, Montana. The relative humidity is defined by percentage. It is a ration between the equilibrium vapor pressure to the partial pressure of water vapor at a specific temperature. It is related to the parameter of dewpoints, and it depends on the weight and warmth of a system.

Montana's humidity levels are often low, and their temperature ranges from 28 to 85 degrees, which depends on the time of year. The state of Montana has had many record-breaking temperatures. One occurred in 1954 when the temperate went as low as 71 degrees below zero.

The state of Montana, which is located in the upper northwestern part of the United States and is just outside of Canada. Montana’s nickname is The Treasure State, and there have been recorded temperatures as low as 71 degrees below zero in 1954 and 117 degrees in 1893; however, because the state’s humidity levels tend to be to the low side, the average temperatures tend to be as described above.

There is plenty of weather conducive to winter and summer activities. Because of the state’s size and location of mountain ranges, the weather can be varied depending upon where you are! The temperature averages are between 28 and 85 degrees depending on the season. During the winter the snowfall ranges from 300 inches in the rocky mountains and west and then maybe 20 inches in the eastern portion of the state.