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Temperature inversion may occur during the passage of a cold front or result from the invasion of sea air by a cooler onshore breeze. Overnight radiative cooling of surface air often results in a nocturnal temperature inversion that is dissipated after sunrise by the warming of air near the ground.
Best Answer: During the day, the sunlight heats the earth and warm air right above it rises. During the night, the earth radiates back heat into space. At sunrise the earth is often colder than the air above. This is called an inversion because air doesn't rises anymore. If the temperature near the ground has fallen under what is called the dew point temperature then the air can't sustain any more moisture as vapour and has to condense it into droplets. That's when fog appear.