3. Fog water. Considering foggy or cloudy air, where is more water stored - in liquid form in the cloud/fog droplets or as water vapour? Let's use the following example: 340 cloud droplets per cm³ were observed in a sample of fog. each droplet with an approximate radius of 5 µm. The air temperature was 5 °C and the air pressure 980 hPa. [Hint: the density of liquid water is ~ 1 g/cm³] a) Calculate the liquid water content (LWC) in g/m³ of air. The LWC is the cumulative amount of the liquid water mass [present in the form of many cloud droplets] in a certain volume.