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GeographyWhy is fog mostly seen near the ground?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereForms of condensation: dew, frost, fog, and mistLevel 88Medium GeographyWhen does radiation fog generally form?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereForms of condensation: dew, frost, fog, and mistLevel 88Medium GeographyBefore fog formation, air needs to reach near which state?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereForms of condensation: dew, frost, fog, and mistLevel 88Medium GeographyWhat is the importance of dew point in dew formation?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereForms of condensation: dew, frost, fog, and mistLevel 90Easy GeographyBefore dew forms, air reaches near which state?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereForms of condensation: dew, frost, fog, and mistLevel 89Easy GeographyAir is called saturated at (100%) relative humidity, but what can happen to extra vapour?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 87Expert GeographyWhy can two unsaturated air masses sometimes form fog after mixing?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 87Expert GeographyWhat does absence of rainfall even at 100 percent relative humidity show?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 86Expert GeographyIf air in a closed vessel becomes saturated, why is net evaporation from water surface limited?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 86Expert GeographyWhy can cloud droplet formation be difficult in saturated air without condensation nuclei?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 86Expert GeographyA very small difference between dew point and air temperature indicates which condition?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 86Expert GeographyIf actual water vapour increases while temperature remains constant, why does relative humidity rise?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 86Expert GeographyHow can air become saturated even without cooling?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 85Expert GeographyWhy may rainfall not occur immediately even when air has (RH=100%)?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 85Expert GeographyWhen the difference between dew point and air temperature is very small, which conclusion is most appropriate?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 85Expert GeographyIf air in a closed container is already saturated, why will adding more water immediately limit evaporation?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 87Hard GeographyIf air temperature and dew point temperature become nearly equal, what will be the atmospheric condition?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 87Hard GeographyIn which condition can relative humidity approach 100 percent without rainfall?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 87Hard GeographyWhy is water vapour alone not always enough for cloud formation?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 87Hard GeographyIf water vapour increases while temperature remains constant, why does relative humidity rise?Class 12Water in the AtmosphereHumidity, evaporation, and condensationLevel 87Hard