Forms of Precipitation 1) Fog:- Dew and frost are forms of condensation that develop near the ground. fog has less climatological importance than clouds and precipitation plays an important role in human affairs fog at Sea makes navigation difficult when warm humid air moves over a cold surface then condensation starts on a small-scale cold night and a clear sky is an ideal condition for fog slight air movement is required for the development of Fog, When condensation starts on a small scale moisture is converted into very small droplets so the visibility of the atmosphere is very poor. It is called Fog, Fog is always short-lived. In the morning Fog droplets are disappear because they evaporated ...
