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Haze

Haze. Hygroscopic aerosols Wet Haze with less than 75 % RH Condensation nuclei needed to form fog or cloud Hydrophobic aerosols. Fog: A suspension of small visible water droplets (or ice crystals) in the air that reduce visibility at the earth's to less than 1,000 meters (5/8 miles).

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Haze

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  1. Haze Hygroscopic aerosols Wet Haze with less than 75 % RH Condensation nuclei needed to form fog or cloud Hydrophobic aerosols

  2. Fog: A suspension of small visible water droplets (or ice crystals) in the air that reduce visibility at the earth's to less than 1,000 meters (5/8 miles).

  3. Radiation Fog or Valley Fog

  4. Radiation Fog or Valley Fog

  5. Advection Fog

  6. Up Slope Fog

  7. Other Types of fogs: * acid fog -- radiation fog that forms in polluted air with oxides of sulfur and nitrogen. * evaporation (mixing) fog -- mixing of two unsaturated air masses (steam fog, winter breath, arctic sea smoke, steamy pavement). * frontal fog -- a type of evaporation fog; moist air mixes with cooler air; can occur where warm air rides up over cold air (warm front).

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