No, not always.

Ever notice how early in the morning, water droplets cover your car windows or the grass? That’s dew. You don’t get that unless the air cools enough overnight to meet or exceed the dewpoint.
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Oct 29, 2022
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No, not always. On clear nights radiative cooling can cause surfaces to cool to below the air temperature.
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