At 9 a.m., the ground has warmed to 10C; the rest of the air is still at its original temperatures. The dew point temperature is still 9C What are the weather conditions like now, between the surface and 500 m? Why? (Think! - is the air above or below the dew point temperature? What are the implications of this? If the air is above the dew point temperature, will there be condensation? What would the air conditions be like? If the air is below the dew point temperature, will there be condensation? If so, what would the conditions be?) Will it be... Group of answer choices clear, because the air temperature is above the dew point temperature foggy (cloudy), because the air temperature is above the dew point temperature clear, because the air temperature is below the dew point temperature foggy (cloudy), because the air temperature is below the dew point temperature