Question

Cooling of a surface overnight that chills the air layer directly above that surface may form Group of answer choices an upslope fog. a radiation fog. an evaporation fog. and advection fog.

Answer 1

Cooling of a surface overnight that chills the air layer directly above that surface may form a radiation fog.  

What is Radiation Fog?

• This fog develops when all of the sun's energy leaves the planet and enables the temperature to reach the dew point.
• When it rained the night before, radiation fog is most likely to occur. Higher dew points are produced and the soil is moistened as a result.
• When heat from the Earth's surface that was absorbed throughout the day radiates into the air in the evening, radiation fog is created. Water droplets form as heat is transmitted from the earth to the atmosphere. Radiation fog is occasionally referred to as "ground fog."
• The air near the surface cools overnight as thermal radiation cools the land. As a result, condensation and fog are more likely to form. This lowers the air's capacity to store moisture.

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