How much water does it take to make 1 cubic mile of fog?

Answer 1

I saw the same question on a bottlecap the other day, which said 1 gallon. But look up the inverse of this on the web - you'll find the answer to "How much water is in a cubic mile of fog" is around 56,000 gallons. So unless you can turn a gallon of water into 56,000 gallons of water but first turning it into fog - a trick that would put you near the top of the Forbes 400 list, one of the answers is wrong. And judging by how much rain falls on us with a decent cloudburst, I'm in the 56,000 gallon camp.

Answer 2

It is challenging to determine an exact amount, as fog is created when water vapor in the air condenses into tiny water droplets. However, to provide a rough estimate, consider that 1 cubic mile of fog would require an immense volume of water vapor in the air to condense into droplets that make up the fog.

Answer 3

1 gallon