Fog

this type of fog occurs when warm air moves over a cold surface. It's the type of fog most common in the Bay Area.

• advection

• radiation

• stream

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When warm, humid air travels up a slope and cools past its dew point, this type of fog forms:

• upslope fog

• hill fog

• valley fog

• climbing fog

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This type of fog forms as the ground cools during the night.

• radiation fog

• steam fog

• creeping fog

• flat fog

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Fog that forms over the ocean as warmer Pacific air hits a cooler ocean, is known as

• advection fog

• sleeper fog

• oceanic fog

• tule fog

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Why does San Francisco have so much fog?

• Because of air trapped by the golden gate

• Because of the big temperature difference between the Ocean side and the bayside of the city.

• Because the bay water is shallow

• Because of the rain in the winter

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this type of fog occurs when cool air moves over a warm lake

• steam fog

• radiation fog

• advection fog

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fog is :

• stratus clouds on the ground

• cirrus clouds on the ground

• cumulus clouds on the ground

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An extreme form of radiation fog is :

• tule fog

• upslope fog

• steam fog

• macroradiation fog

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steam fog appears most often in which season

• Fall

• Spring

• Summer

• Winter

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Condensation near surface

• Dew

• Frost

• Fog

• Clouds

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