I don't think it would. Data in these instances would have to be ignored.
You can detrend for high humidities, but once water condenses, the only way round this would be to add a drying instrument.
You can detrend for high humidities, but once water condenses, the only way round this would be to add a drying instrument.
It's that fog is being detected as a particle. This distorts the measured values.