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What are the differences between dew,fog and mist?

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What are the differences between dew,fog and mist?

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  1. Dew is something that you find early in the morning, fog is in the air and is hard to see through, and mist is a soft spray of water, almost like cold air


  2. Dew is condensated humidity.

    Fog is a low flying cloud

    Mist is thick, evaporated humidity which negatively effects visibility.

  3. I don't known

  4. Dew - Water that collects on things overnight.

    Mist - A bunch of light & small water particles

    Fog - A very dense form of mist

  5. http://www.franksingleton.clara.net/fog....

  6. Dew is moisture in the air that is left behind like right before the sun comes up.

    Fog is made up of low flying clouds.

    Mist is a light sprinkle of water.

  7. dew= on ground, fog=clouds low to the ground, mist=very light rain

  8. Dew is when the relative humidity is higher than the temperature, fog happens when the inland area is warmer than the ocean or large body of water, and mist is the next step after virga which is rain that evaporates before hitting the ground. Sorry my answer seem so technical, there are some beautiful descriptions among the answers.

  9. Ummm... dew is usually on grass and plants, it's in a more liquidy form.

    fog is more of a gas, it lingers in the air...

    mist is similar to fog, but the water particles are bigger...

    that may not help but that's the best i can do sorry...

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  10. fog is clouds that are close to the ground

    dew is water droplets collected on a surface

    mist is a light sprinkle of water

  11. different names i geuss lol

  12. dew is sparkly and over the plantlife and ground. Fog is low lying clouds and mist is water being evaporated into the air

  13. Dew is when it's kind of wet on the ground in the mornings when it's humid.

    Fog is low clouds; the stuff that's really hard to drive through.

    Mist is when it's kind of sprinkling but not... haha. Sprinkling with wind... haha.. don't know how to explain it.

  14. dew (twilight time) fog (cold weather) mist (intense fog)

  15. Fog is nothing but cloud on ground.The visibility is supposed to be less than one kilometer.Mist is thin fog.The visibility will be between one and two kilometers.

    Dew is water in the form of droplets that appear on thin exposed objects in the morning or evening.Water droplets result due to the condensation of moisture at a rate greater than that of which it can evaporate.Dew does not require condensation nuclei(dust or smoke particles) for condensation whereas fog and mist require these nuclei  for condensation (just like cloud).

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