Re: DEW point

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From: William Lee
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1999 00:00

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It has to do with the relitiave humidity vs. the temp. If the temp fall and
the humidity rises then the cold ao cool air condences the moisture giving
us fog and other yuckie types of wether.
Stuart Xue wrote in message <78od85$hga$1@news.vancouver.zadall.com>...
>How's the DEW point determined?

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