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How is the visibility difference between mist and fog identified?

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Correct answer: Visibility is reduced more in fog than in mist

Direct answer: D. Mist and fog are both made of suspended moisture near the ground, but fog is generally denser. Because more droplets are present in the air, fog blocks or scatters more light and reduces the distance a person can see. D is correct because it uses visibility—the practical basis for distinguishing the two—and states that fog causes the greater reduction. A is wrong because mist does not always reduce visibility to zero; it is usually lighter. B is wrong because dense fog can reduce visibility greatly. C is wrong because their density and resulting visibility are not necessarily the same. Exact formal limits may differ by a weather service, but the school-level distinction is that fog is denser and visibility is poorer. Memory cue: mist is lighter; fog is thicker and harder to see through.

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FogMistVisibilityAirborne DropletsForms Of Condensation: DewFrostAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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