Practice question
What combination of atmospheric conditions is most favorable for the formation of Radiation Fog over land surfaces?
- Strong surface winds (25+ knots) and overcast low cloud layer
- Clear skies, high relative humidity, calm or light winds (2 to 5 knots), and nocturnal radiative cooling
- Warm moist air blowing rapidly over cold ocean currents
- Intense solar radiation heating dry air during afternoon hours
Answer: B — Clear skies, high relative humidity, calm or light winds (2 to 5 knots), and nocturnal radiative cooling
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