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Dawn groundmist over the Yorkshire moors. Groundfog of this type forms because water has a higher specific heat capacity than land, and retains its heat while the land cools down as night draws in. During the night the warmer water evaporates off the surface (usually over a lake or following the line of a river) into the colder air, creating mist that gradually burns off as the sun warms the land. Loz Image credit: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
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Groundmist rising under the stars
As a hot sunny day turns into night the moisture in the air (often transpired by plants) is often condensed by the rapid cooling that occurs on clear nights, as the land gives up its heat. When the land has cooled the cold night air reaches the moisture turning it into a fine groundmist. It is more common in naturally damp areas such as marshes, near lakes or vales, and this morning the Vezere river valley was filled with a thick one that didn't burn off until late, which always presages the sort of gorgeous sunny autumn day I am now enjoying with an aperitif on my balcony, looking up at the hill that hides the prehistoric painted cave of Lascaux. In the photo a solitary dead oak graces the foreground .
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Image credit: Lukasz Ogrodowczyk/EPA
Dawn groundmist over the Yorkshire moors. Groundfog of this type forms because water has a higher specific heat capacity than land, and retains its heat while the land cools down as night draws in. During the night the warmer water evaporates off the surface (usually over a lake or following the line of a river) into the colder air, creating mist that gradually burns off as the sun warms the land. Loz Image credit: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
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