Question

Why does dew usually occur at night?
SImple question, Simple answer :)

Answer 1

@Conqueror

Answer 2

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Answer 3

@Conqueror ..RIght?

Answer 4

Dew (or frost) forms on surfaces at night when the surface cools to the dew (or frost) point (the temperature at which saturation occurs). This is helped by evaporation of water from the surface (soil, grass), adding to the moisture in the air

Answer 5

Source: www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/wea00/wea00196.htm

Answer 6

k thx

Answer 7

Its D right?

Answer 8

You did not post choices. :)

Answer 9

LOL .. ok
when wind blows over 45 miles per hour. after a hail storm leaves an area. when thunderstorms move out of an area. when thunderstorms move into an area.

Answer 10

Where are your choices ?

Answer 11

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Answer 12

Um, sorry. I do not see choices.

Answer 13

@ conqueror
Because it is dark. Because the sun is not out to evaporate the dew. Because the moon light pulls the water out of the air. Because the temperature decreases at night.

Answer 14

@Conqueror HERE

Because it is dark.
Because the sun is not out to evaporate the dew.
Because the moon light pulls the water out of the air.
Because the temperature decreases at night.

Answer 15

Yes, D.

Answer 16

Ok thx