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If the night is calm and clear but the air is very dry, why will dew formation be low?

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Correct answer: Because the availability of water vapour is low (क्योंकि जलवाष्प की उपलब्धता कम है)

Correct answer: A. Clear and calm conditions can help a surface lose heat at night, but cooling alone is not enough to produce dew. Dew forms when air near the surface contains sufficient water vapour and cools to its dew point, allowing condensation into liquid droplets. Very dry air contains little moisture, so even if the surface becomes cool, there may not be enough vapour to condense. B is wrong because clear nights often favour surface cooling. C is wrong because calm air does not automatically produce frost; freezing temperature and moisture are also needed. D is wrong because dry air still has a temperature. Memory cue: dew needs both cooling and moisture.

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DewDry AirMoistureDew PointForms Of Condensation: DewFrostFogAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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