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When is dew generally seen more often?

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Correct answer: In the morning

Direct answer: A, in the morning. Dew forms when the ground or another surface loses heat during the night and cools to, or near, the dew point. Water vapour in the air then condenses into tiny liquid droplets on grass, leaves, roofs, and other cool surfaces. These droplets are usually noticed after the night-time cooling has taken place, so early morning is the common time for seeing dew. A is correct because it describes the usual observation time. B is wrong because strong noon sunlight warms surfaces and quickly evaporates or prevents visible dew. C is wrong because storms and strong winds are not the normal calm conditions associated with dew formation. D is wrong because a hot desert afternoon is generally too warm for dew to remain visible, even though some deserts may experience night-time cooling. Remember: dew is mainly a result of night cooling and is observed in the morning.

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DewMorningNight CoolingDew PointForms Of Condensation: DewFrostFogAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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