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Rainfall influences the formation and behavior of fog, mist, dew, and other atmospheric phenomena by affecting temperature, humidity, and condensation processes in the atmosphere. Rain events can generate localized cooling, increase atmospheric moisture levels, and promote condensation of water vapor into suspended droplets or dew on surfaces, contributing to the formation of fog, mist, and other types of atmospheric moisture.