Dew forms in the morning and evening due to condensation, as exposed surfaces cool by radiating heat and atmospheric moisture condenses faster than it can evaporate, forming water droplets on thin exposed objects. Dew forms when the temperature drops and objects cool below the dew point, the temperature at which air is saturated with water vapor and condensation occurs, forcing water vapor in the air around objects to condense into small water droplets. Dew formation is greater on clear nights when the sky radiates more heat from surfaces.

1. DEW FORMATION

2. What is a dew?
• Dew is water in the form of droplets that appears on
thin exposed objects in the morning or eveninf due to
condensation.
• As the exposed surface cools by radiating its
heat,atmospheric moisture condenses at a rate greater
than at which it can evaporate,resulting in the
formation of water droplets.
• The temperature at which dew forms is called dew
point. If a surface cools below the dew point, water
condenses on the surface and dew drops are formed.

5. How does it form?
• Dew forms as temperature drop and object cools
down.
• If the object becomes cool enough, the air around
the object will also cool.
• This forces water vapor in the air around objects to
condense. When condensation happens, small
water droplets form - dew.
• The dew formation is more when the sky is clear
and less when it's cloudy

6. • The temperature at which dew forms is called dew
point. If a surface cools below the dew point, water
condenses on the surface and dew drops are
formed.