How does temperature, surface area and draught over a surface influence evaporation

evaporation is the phase transformation from a liquid to a gas phase.

particles have to escape the binding energy of the liquid in order to evaporate. the hotter a liquid gets, the faster its particles move, and, at a certain point, they are able to escape from their bound condition.

the more surface a liquid has, the easier it is for its particles to escape, because they dont have to pass other particles on their way out.

drought also eases the process of evaporation because it blows evaporated particles away from the surface freeing the space for others.