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Originally Posted by Boozlefoot
Thank you for your presumptions, which are completely and utterly incorrect. Last occurrence was at an elevated site, 665m ASL on a granite tor some 6kms as the crow flies from the nearest soil disturbance by humankind. Dew is not a man made phenomenon, but a result of many and varied weather conditions. Out here we also battle with frosts, which also can form mid evening. Dew rarely falls in that area prior to 9.30pm, which I presume is your bedtime, thus you haven't seen it in 20yrs. Thank you for your input, though.  |
No offence to Wavy, but I had a good chuckle at this.
Oddly, I get NO dew at home in Canberra, even though I water the garden and grass twice daily (a fruitless endeavour in summer), yet out at the observatory outside Yass, dew can really be a problem (maybe it's the water evaporating out of all the sheep crap
). Had snap frosts out there too.
Now, if there was a way to plug something in and remove light pollution, I'd be happy - you know, like a massive overload to the grid
