The weather in the north is dry. Is it wet all day in the south?

The climate in the south is wetter than that in the north. The main reason is that the water system in the south is denser than that in the north, and the exchange of warm and humid airflow at sea and cold air in the north is mostly concentrated in the south, resulting in more rainfall than in the north. When the groundwater level is high, you will feel wet. If there is little rainfall in the south, the humidity of the air will not be too wet, but it will feel dry. In short, the degree of dryness and wetness depends on the level of precipitation and groundwater.