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The article offers the information on the role of water in the landform changes. The article mentions about the absolute amounts of precipitation (rainfall, snow, hail and dew), the nature and intensity of surface processes and the generation of hazards; and many regions it may be the extremes, such as high intensity rainfall events or prolonged wet periods.

Information on mist, fog and dew from a chapter of the book "DK Guide to Weather" is presented. It relates that the condensation of water vapour contribute to the formation of mist, fog and dew. A description of morning dew is provided. It discusses radiation fog, the most common type of fog. It explains the role of the Sun's rays in the evaporation of fog.

In this article the author discusses his experience of visiting a place in Connecticut which had honey dew all over the region and reflects upon the importance of rain and dew for the Earth.