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Caran | 23:04 Sat 14th Sep 2019 | ChatterBank
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Is it possible to have frost at this time of year? Beyond our boundary there are a lot of brambles on the forestry land. They are tinged with white when I get up. This is before the sun has reached the patch. As soon as the sun gets on it the whiteness disappears.
If it isn't frost what could it be?
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Probably morning dew this time of the year, Caran.
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Is morning dew white tonyav?
Morning dew on spiders’ webs?
As sherr say's it is on spiders webs, Caran.
It's nature's way of saying 'stay in be a while longer'. :-)
Yes, Caran, it looks white.
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>>> Morning dew on spiders’ webs?

That sounds likely to me:
https://milkapejovic.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/concept_5.jpg?w=700
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It doesn't look like that at all. It really looks just like frost on the leaves.
It does from a distance.
It's called the Seebeck Effect, Caran.

"The phenomenon means frost can form on grass at night when temperatures do not reach freezing"

Just by coincidence, I've been reading about it recently. :o)

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