The air suddenly becomes cooler and moisture condenses on their skins.

Thus the moisture evaporating from churchgoers condenses on the walls.

Sometimes, the moisture from the air condenses in the cloud and then falls as rain, often extinguishing the fire.

At very low temperatures moisture in the air condenses into minute ice crystals which stay suspended.

The moisture would condense and water the vegetation at night and rise as fog in the daytime.

Atmospheric moisture condenses as it is orographically lifted over the mountain.

In the winter, look carefully to see if moisture is condensing on the framing members or on the insulation.

The moisture in the air condenses on cold surfaces.

These high peaks are usually covered in clouds, as moisture from the Pacific condenses there.

When moisture condenses on them, they do not rust.