Dew is formed when small water droplets condense on grass. In what type of environment is dew NOT likely to form?
Areas with less moisture are least likely to get dew, also places that are dry. For example, The southwestern part of the USA has a lot of dessert.
One country that has a lot of dessert is Australia (Outback).
Answer: In order for water droplets to condense, the air must have a relative humidity of 100%. In areas that are very dry, such as a desert, there is not enough humidity to form dew.
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