Successful dispersal of fog by seeding is limited to supercooled fog.

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Supercooled fog is made up of water droplets that remain in a liquid state below freezing temperatures, allowing for the introduction of seeding materials that can help the droplets freeze and fall to the ground, reducing visibility and potential hazards on roads and highways. However, seeding is not effective on normal fog, which is made up of water droplets that are already in equilibrium with the surrounding air temperature and do not supercool.

Successful Dispersal of Fog by Seeding Is Limited to Supercooled