Droplets at daybreak is a term used to describe the formation of DEW on surfaces during the early morning hours. DEW is a form of precipitation that is composed of tiny droplets of water that form on surfaces when the temperature drops below the DEW point. The DEW point is the temperature at which the air is saturated with water vapor and condensation occurs. Droplets at daybreak is a beautiful sight to behold and can be seen on grass, leaves, and other surfaces.