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If air is near saturation but the lower air layer is continuously mixing what may happen to fog formation?

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Correct answer: Fog formation may be hindered

Correct answer: B. Fog generally needs a moist lower layer that can cool sufficiently and remain near the ground long enough for condensation droplets to form and persist. Continuous turbulent mixing can exchange this air with air from above. That exchange may bring in relatively warmer or drier air, interrupt the stable near-surface conditions, and reduce or delay condensation. Therefore fog formation may be hindered, although it is not correct to say it must completely fail in every situation. A is too definite. C confuses atmospheric fog with a frozen surface deposit. D is false because mixing redistributes water vapour; it does not make it disappear. Key idea: persistent, cool, moist and relatively stable lower air favours fog.

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Fog FormationAir MixingStabilityCondensationForms Of Condensation: DewFrostFogAnd MistForms Of Condensation Dew Frost Fog And MistWater In The AtmosphereGeography

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