In this exercise, you get to think about a "typical" summer day in an inland area like Kamloops (just for fun!)! Using the hints (questions in italics) below, you should be able to work through this logically ... At 6 a.m.: - the surface temperature is 7C (a cool night indeed). - The temperature at 500 m is 9C. - Above 500 m the air warms - it is 12C at 1000 m - then begins to cool - it is 11C at 2000 m. - The dew point temperature of the air is 9C. What will the weather conditions be 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 below the dew point temperature clear, because the air temperature is above the dew point temperature foggy (cloudy), because the air