It is a warm summer night, 32oC, with the relative humidity at 100%. During the night, the air temperature drops to 18oC. You would expect to see _______ on the ground in the morning

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It is a warm summer night, 32oC, with the relative humidity at 100%. During the night, the air temperature drops to 18oC. You would expect to see _______ on the ground in the morning

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you would expect to see dew on the ground

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