Rocío
Rocío is the term for dew, the tiny droplets of liquid water that form on surfaces overnight when air near the surface cools and reaches saturation. Dew results from the condensation of water vapor in the lower atmosphere onto surfaces such as grass, leaves, or objects.
Formation occurs when the surface cools by radiative heat loss to the night sky, reducing its temperature
Dew can contribute small amounts of water to ecosystems and agriculture, especially in arid or semi-arid regions.
Rocío is also a Spanish feminine given name, derived from the same word; it is used in