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What is the fog that usually forms when warm rain falls into a cold layer of surface air called?

Correct answer D. Evaporation (mixing) fog

Explanation

Warm raindrops evaporate into the cold air below, adding moisture until it saturates and condenses, producing evaporation or mixing fog, often called frontal fog.

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