2026 / Atmospheric models

The importance of aerosol and droplet microphysics for the properties and life cycle of radiation fog in the Po Valley

Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics

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Large-eddy simulations show why hydrated aerosol and droplet spectra matter for radiation-fog visibility. The study models selected observed events and does not test an electrostatic collector.

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