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|Meaning=#A type of [[fog]] caused by the [[advection]] of [[moist air]] over a cold surface, and the  consequent cooling of that air to below its [[dewpoint]].
#A type of [[fog]] caused by the [[advection]] of [[moist air]] over a cold surface, and the  consequent cooling of that air to below its [[dewpoint]].<br/> A very common advection fog is that caused by [[moist air]] over a cold body of water ([[sea fog]]).<br/>  
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#Sometimes applied to [[steam fog]].
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#A type of fog caused by the advection of moist air over a cold surface, and the consequent cooling of that air to below its dewpoint.

A very common advection fog is that caused by moist air over a cold body of water (sea fog).

  1. Sometimes applied to steam fog.


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