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Why can mist be seen more often near open water bodies in the morning?

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Correct answer: The water supplies moisture and morning cooling encourages condensation

Correct answer: A. An open water surface can add moisture to nearby air through evaporation, especially when the air is not already saturated. Overnight and early-morning cooling lowers the air temperature. Cooler air reaches high relative humidity more easily, and if it reaches saturation, some vapour condenses into tiny suspended droplets. Those droplets form mist near the water body. B is wrong because evaporation from water generally supplies moisture rather than making air completely dry. C is not necessarily true; frost requires freezing conditions and forms as ice, whereas mist consists of suspended liquid droplets. D contradicts the moisture supplied by the water surface. Memory cue: nearby moisture plus morning cooling favours mist.

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MistWater BodyMorning CoolingEvaporationForms Of Condensation: DewFrostFogAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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