Dew in the morning

When we go out in the morning, we often encounter dew. Whether it's in leaves, yard, on car, or anywhere..

Dew is the result of moisture vapors that turn back into water droplets. Evaporation of water occurs at night, when the air temperature is cool enough and the conditions are quiet

In addition to cooler air temperatures, the wind is also not much blow at night. When the wind does not blow much, the existing water vapor will be more easily attached to objects outside such as leaves, grass,

The objects will usually be cold at night, so change the moisture that attaches to the object becomes saturated. Then the water vapors turned into water droplets. This is the dew that we often see in the morning.