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The Amazon is hot and humid due to its location. It is near the equator where the sun’s rays are known to be more direct causing the immense heat. The humidity is contributed to the water in the air being heated. As the sun’s rays are heating the Earth, the water in the air rises as well causing the humidity to rise in the Amazon.
